Mayweather, Bolt, Woods, MJ: The 10 most dominating athletes of all time

A YouTube video courtesy of Alux.com has highlighted the 10 most dominant athletes of all time, and the list is stacked with talent.

Without wasting time, let’s drive straight in and take a look at the athletes they named!

Remember, if you don’t agree, or if you think someone is missing out, that’s OK, we’re all entitled to our own opinion, but these are the 10 Alux.com named.

Winning his first world title at the age of 15, Woods later earned the ranking as the world’s no. 1 golfer in 1997 at the age of just 21. Woods would go on to dominate the sport throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s and has won 14 Majors, with 77 PGA tournaments and 39 European tournaments. Personal issues and injury setbacks have prevented the American from turning his dominance into a longevous dominance, however, one cannot deny the hold over the sport he had during his peak, on the green and also commercially. 

The most decorated Olympian in history with 28 Olympic medals, comprising of 23 golds, three silvers and two bronzes. For context, no one else has at least nine gold medals. The swimmer’s record-breaking collection of eight gold medals at one Games, Beijing 2008, is just one of many records Phelps has as the most dominating figure of his sport, winning the World Swimmer of the Year Award eight times. ‘The Baltimore Bullet’ has won more medals than 161 countries and is widely regarded as one of the most dominating athletes ever.

One of the greatest defensive boxers of all time, Mayweather may not be the greatest boxer of all time, however, his utter dominance of his weight categories in the sport for the 20 years in which he fought, between 1996 and 2017, is exemplified by his professional record of 50 wins and 0 losses, which