who is the fastest atheletic?
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Donovan Bailey (born December 16, 1967) is a former Canadian athlete.\n\nIn June of 1997 he raced against Michael Johnson in a 150m race at Toronto's SkyDome (now Rogers Centre), in a bid to truly determine who was the world's fastest man. He won $2 million for winning that race, in which Johnson pulled up lame at the 100m mark with an injured quadricep muscle.
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scientifically light is the fastest. but logically thinking our mind is the fastest that is the thought process. so we can say that our mind is the fastest!
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dont know about the best but the fastest was by bobby fulton in 15 seconds after start of game. and          shane horgan(Ireland) made a great try against england in the last match of the 6 nations last week to give ireland the triple crown, oh ya that felt good
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Hey, howzit going Barney.\n\nI'll definitely go with the All Blacks as being faster. Those three players can destroy a defence if you give them too much space.\n\nBut SA has the fastest player in Bryan Habana - he's quicker than lightning!
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Apolo Anton Ohno (short-track speedskater)!!!! BUT, Lenny Krayzelburg (swimmer) comes in at a close second.
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Don't know which is strongest, but hot is fastest.\n\nYou can catch cold.
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mexico´s Guevara! men she is fast!!!
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yes, check out the bugatti veyron (world's fastest car- does 0-60 in 2.5 seconds) and the dodge tomahawk (bike that has a dodge viper engine). I don't know if they can go that fast, but pretty close for land vehicles.
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Lance Armstrong. Tremendous willpower!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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well AJ faster, RVD is stronger, so it would be AJ because he can manuever around quicker
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There have been a few records from different fighters with different styles but fastest "ever" doesn't exist only because all of the greatest fighters of all time were not all recorded but anyway.........Fastest kick ever recorded was by Frank Dux (the man Jean Claude Van Damme portrayed in the Bloodsport movie) at 72 miles per hour with a knockout and then there was this one http://www.metacafe.com/watch/121618/2_sec_ko/ which was 2 seconds for a flying knee knockout!!\nFastest knockout by punch ever recorded (less than 3 seconds) but the "winner" was disqualified and you can see why after you watch it!!! http://video.fosfor.se/fastest-knockout-ever/. Also Frank Shamrock - the undefeated middleweight UFC Champion held a couple of records for the fastest wins by sumission which were less than 20 seconds. Certainly Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris were incredibly fast; also Benny "The Jet" Urquidez and Jim "Superfoot" Wallace also had world records at some point for their incredible kicking speed.
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Superman.\nHe has superior speed and is literally invulnerable to physical attacks (there goes his Bite) the only thing that might slow him down is his poisonus breath, but thats only if this guy can get close to him.\nSUPERMAN, No Question!
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the Green Turtle is probably the fastest swimmer in short sprints, but the Leatherback turtle once it gets up to speed can reach speeds around 20 or 22 miles per hour.
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Here are my answers, GENTLEMEN first:\n\nFASTEST:     ANDY RODDICK by far. He holds the official record for fastest tennis serve at 155 mph (250 kph, 09/27/04, Davis Cup tie with Belarus, vs. Vladimir Voltchkov). However, some records show that "Big Bill" Tilden blasted a 163 mph (263 kph) serve in 1931. But due to the difference in clocking techniques that time, this record is often not recognized.\n\nMOST CONSISTENT:     IVAN LJUBICIC. He always leads ATP in total number of aces in a year, and highest average per game.\n\nSPECIAL AWARD for serving goes to ROGER FEDERER. He has the most stylish serve, which is too difficult to read. His serves do not need to be fastest to deceive the eyes of his opponent.\n\nOTHER NOTABLE SERVERS: Pete Sampras, Joachim Johansson, Mario Ancic, Ivo Karlovic. (I don't know what's with the Croatians that they serve too hard! Maybe it's the height, or just a product of rigorous training.)\n\nLADIES:\n\nFASTEST:      Brenda Schultz-McCarthy (130 mph). This is a new record, only set last July 2006 in the Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open in Ohio. She reclaimed her record from Venus Williams (127 mph) served at the tournament in Zurich at the 90's.\n\nMOST CONSISTENT:     WILLIAMS Sisters. Do you notice how their opponents react each time they are on service? Such strong serves for ladies, at times faster than their male counterpart. \n\nSPECIAL CITATION goes to MARIA SHARAPOVA. She has a punishing serve coupled with a very loud grunting. The problem is whether the serve or the shriek troubles the receiver (laughs....)\n\n:  )
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Its technically Liberace.  "Ripley's Believe It Or Not" named Liberace "The Fastest Piano Player In The World", for playing 6000 notes in 2 minutes.
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It depends on your frame of reference.  Relative to the Earth, the fastest speed man is capable of is probably 10km/s, that's 1/30000 the speed of light.
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Brian Harvick. Man that guy is fast going into the turns.