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I voted 80s for this poll but I think the 70s was the greatest.

Fedor, Thomas Hearns, Zico, Jimmy Connors

I remember loving both In the Line of Fire and The Firm. Opted for Clint over Cruise.

I think Fringe, V, Torchwood and The Event were also among the best sci-fi series of that time.

Will it be in boxing, MMA, or what?

I remember a prominent radio presenter (Gambaccini maybe? Or John Peel) saying the biggest musical stars over the course of the 20th Century were Al Jolson, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, Elvis and The Beatles. This was in the 80s, so maybe Wacko Jacko would be added due to his popularity over the...

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You can try pinhole glasses. When you wear them, your eyes are forced to focus in the correct way, and they are particularly effective in sunlight. I began using them for an hour a day after being prescribed glasses (which I hated) and after revisiting the optician a few months later, he found...

It was MMA throughout the 2000s and 2010s for me. But my interest has massively declined recently due to the dearth of stars and intriguing matchups. So football (soccer) is back at number 1, while I still enjoy combat sports, snooker and tennis.

For sure. I know the great Lawrence Taylor has said he thinks Montana's better than Brady, and I'm sure there are a huge amount of people who rate Montana the best ever quarterback (though most of them will be aged 40 and up perhaps). He was awesome in the 80s, an incredible clutch performer!

He was excellent in Bogdanovich's Paper Moon and What's up Doc, two of my favorite comedies of the 70s.

I'd have had Bing Crosby, Paul Newman, Carrie Grant, Kurt Russell, Gregory Peck, John Travolta, Mel Gibson and James Garner on the list as well. Voted for Steve McQueen.

I like horror, so... Jaws The Exorcist Carrie Alien Magic

Olympic champion Tyrell Brigs was undefeated and very highly rated at the time he fought Tyson, and I remember thinking he had a chance with his silky skills to outbox Tyson. But Tyson brutalized him, as he would a few years later against the similarly talented Carl 'the Truth ' Williams. That...

An American Werewolf in London Forrest Gump Braveheart Poltergeist Aliens The Great Escape The dollar trilogy movies

I remember when the original miniseries with Richard Chamberlain was on TV back in the 80s, my dad loved it but I never watched it because at that time I had no interest in historical dramas. Years later my tastes changed and I read the novel. It is absolutely tremendous.

Jaws The Great Escape Butch Cassidy and the Sundance kid The Good the Bad and the Ugly Alien

Fedor vs Nog 1. Seeing that expressionless slightly chubby Russian guy transform into a frenzied beserker and smash the world champion in such a brutal and dominant fashion blew my mind.

I've always disliked Jones and rooted against him, but it'll be a sad day when he retires as he's genuinely brilliant and a star. There are so few stars left now. Even ten years ago we still had so many legends and interesting characters, some particularly outstanding at a specific discipline...

For me, De Palma's Carrie is the best. It has an intriguing story, outstanding cast, great music and score, and memorable cinematography, plus one of the best jumpscares in movie history.