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It's interesting to me how difficult this actually is. A few years back, not so tough, with Yogi, Ernie Banks, Arnold Palmer, Ali (not universal of course), and others.
Maybe Nicklaus now? On the women's side, Billie Jean King? Mary Lou Retton?
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