Vote on greatest moments in sports history featuring legends like Jordan and Ali
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 10, 2026, 8:12 PM
Last updated Jul 10, 2026
The Sporting News has posed a question to fans regarding the greatest moments in sports history, inviting them to vote on a list that includes legendary figures such as Jesse Owens, Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, and Tiger Woods. The top entries were previously curated as part of a celebration for the outlet's 140th anniversary. Among the highlights are Owens’ triumph at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and Jordan’s game-winning shot for a sixth championship. Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier is noted as the top moment, with fan votes expected to indicate movements in the rankings. The voting process is active and encourages participant input on what constitutes the most significant moments in sports.
- •The list includes Jesse Owens, Muhammad Ali, and Tiger Woods.
- •Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier is highlighted as the top moment.
- •Voting allows fans to influence rankings of iconic sports moments.
- •The Sporting News celebrates 140 years with this engagement effort.
- 8:12 PMYahoo Sports — Vote: 10 greatest moments in sports history featuring Jordan, Ali, Tiger, Brady and more
"The top moments include icons like Jesse Owens, Tiger Woods, Muhammad Ali and more.
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