Who is your favorite trash talker in sports?

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[COLOR=rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.87)]Nick Kyrgios, tennis. He goes nuts sometimes. Very entertaining to watch.[/COLOR]
 
I do not like talking !! especially talkers. but if you choose, the Conon McGregor number 1 !!!
 
Richard Grant said:
Earl "The Pearl" in 9ball pool


I love Earl. I had a pool lesson with him a few years back. He is funny as hell when he gets mad.
 
Shannon Sharpe. He made a Kansas City linebacker so mad he attacked before the snap not once but twice getting himself ejected from the game.
 
The one and only Cassius "I am The Greatest" Clay. Back in the sixties and seventies he rocked my world.
 
I can't stand anyone that just spews trash .. I don't care what they play ... if they are musicians .. politicians .. sports figures .. anything ... to me it represents a very base mind .. no sophistication at all .... in my opinion if you think you are all that then you should just shut the hell up, act in some way like a professional, and just do it ...
 
xy23 said:
Mike ****ing Tyson


His voice makes it funnier. He does do a bunch of shit talking. I thought his interview with Don Lemon was hilarious.
 
John McEnroe in his prime yelling at chair umpires is my favorite trash talker!! 😀:rofl:
 
Mohammed Ali, "I am the greatest" "Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee" ! ! !
 
okeedokalee said:
The one and only Cassius "I am The Greatest" Clay. Back in the sixties and seventies he rocked my world.
Agree 100%, Ali had all the lines down pat, and he had what it took to back up the trash talk.

The Oz cricket team has been known to sledge a little every now and then. 😉

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christmasscorpion said:
Hello, by far the Mike Tyson!
Did Tyson ever learn to string a sentence together, I can't recall any zingers from him. :dontknow:

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Nick Kyrgios. Exceptional tennis player, with a knack for trash-talking the umpires.
 
Was a bit before my time, but not only did he have a ton of lines, but he had a ton of personality stages from the trying to be sophisticated, to being a straight animal, to being completely psychotic, to being more humble and introspective. So he had a wide range of quotes.
Zorba said:
Did Tyson ever learn to string a sentence together, I can't recall any zingers from him. :dontknow:

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