Greatest comeback in History if Tiger wins Masters???

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  • krk1030
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 08-13-08
    • 17610

    #36
    You gotta be ****ing joking. This isnt even a comeback. He ****ed a bunch of whores while he was married and now were supposed to give him a ****ing medal for winning a tournament?
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    • MastaB
      SBR MVP
      • 11-08-08
      • 2604

      #37
      Originally posted by krk1030
      You gotta be ****ing joking. This isnt even a comeback. He ****ed a bunch of whores while he was married and now were supposed to give him a ****ing medal for winning a tournament?
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      • Holtgetsback
        SBR MVP
        • 01-04-10
        • 4655

        #38
        Josh Hamilton had quite a comeback/return. Hope he doesn't relapse. He'll be fighting demons for the rest of his life.
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        • MastaB
          SBR MVP
          • 11-08-08
          • 2604

          #39
          Originally posted by Holtgetsback
          Josh Hamilton had quite a comeback/return. Hope he doesn't relapse. He'll be fighting demons for the rest of his life.
          Amazing performance in the home run derby. But a lot of athletes are drug addicts. A lot of old timers played sports drunk
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          • Holtgetsback
            SBR MVP
            • 01-04-10
            • 4655

            #40
            "When did he hit rock bottom? Hamilton thinks about this for a moment. So many low points to choose from. No, it wasn't the time the check he made out to a crack dealer bounced and he had to ask his father-in-law to go and give the dealer $2,000 cash. No, it wasn't the time after a party when he ripped the rearview mirror off a friend's truck, punched out the windshield and was thrown in jail. No, rock bottom, he says, was the night in the late summer of 2005 when he awoke from a crack binge in a trailer with a half-dozen strangers around him; with nowhere else to go, he appeared like a ghost at his grandmother's door -- his sunken face as white as snow, his 6' 4" frame shrunk from 230 pounds to 180. "He'd be at the lowest of lows," says Chadwick, "and he'd sink lower."


            Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/200...#ixzz0kfvO4HXF

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            • Domestic
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 02-10-09
              • 6323

              #41
              Originally posted by tltaylor89
              It will be a moral comeback.Tiger never lost his touch for golf.
              I agree with this.
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              • G's pks
                Restricted User
                • 01-01-09
                • 22251

                #42
                Ahhh no! You are kidding right???
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                • OmgUrMom
                  Restricted User
                  • 02-07-10
                  • 8481

                  #43
                  Originally posted by MastaB
                  Tiger said he didn't hit a ball or practice until a few weeks ago.... "since his accident"
                  Personally don't think it matters. I think a close comparison would be if steve nash or somebody stopped shooting basketball for 2-3 months, you think they are really gonna lose there shot in that much time?

                  He he had a few weeks to prepare, I wouldn't even consider this a real comeback, let alone "the greatest".
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                  • jjgold
                    SBR Aristocracy
                    • 07-20-05
                    • 388179

                    #44
                    Armstrong took roids we all know this so that does not count

                    It will be a great feat if Tiger wins although he was the favorite
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                    • pavyracer
                      SBR Aristocracy
                      • 04-12-07
                      • 82874

                      #45
                      Why is this a comeback? How many tourneys of importance he missed since Thanksgiving? He has to miss at least a year or two before you call it a comeback like Michael Jordan did with the Bulls.
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                      • Andy117
                        SBR Hall of Famer
                        • 02-07-10
                        • 9511

                        #46
                        Originally posted by jjgold
                        Armstrong took roids we all know this so that does not count

                        It will be a great feat if Tiger wins although he was the favorite
                        How is it a great feat when the favorite wins a tournament?
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                        • bruceBRUCEbruce
                          SBR MVP
                          • 06-20-09
                          • 2560

                          #47
                          back away folks, there is no "comeback" here.
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