OT: Why is Tim Duncan severely underrated?

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As for this thread:

1) Duncan wasnt exciting
2) Duncan was never dominant
3) The Spurs never repeat.

14 seems a bit high, TBH.

5 NBA world championships

[scanry]

I met him a couple of months before his accident at laguna seca. Got a picture too hanging in my office.

He donated a ton of his earnings to charity. I remember him donating $10 mil to the Asian tsunami aid. Even before his accident, he donated $500K to the victims of the German floods back in 2013.

Started watching F1 in 1996. The 1998 season is still my favorite season. Miss the Speed TV coverage.

[Stalin]

lol u put ur quote as ing supermodels? Sigh...oh Internets

ikr

[unleashbaynes]

Serena Williams

[unleashbaynes]

Tiger Woods at 3rd.

"Athlete"

Golfers now are way more athletic though and the winnings are exponentially higher all because of Tiger. That golf swing is athletic AF.

[OldSilentHill]

LOL at Le-Choke at number 2.

LOL at Roger freaking Federer in any place that isn´t 1st or 2nd spot

[OldSilentHill]

5 NBA world championships

Duncan should be top 8, no question.

But please stop that "world" . Even SAS organization disagrees with that.

[J.T.]

Duncan's position on lists like this should rise after he retires and people see what the game is like without him. However, Duncan is about to turn, what, 39? Late term Millennials probably don't even know who the he is.

The serious answer is that he's underrated because he plays basketball in San Antonio.

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Duncan should be top 8, no question.

But please stop that "world" . Even SAS organization disagrees with that.

Lmao I know it just sounds good