Comments on: Jesse Owens - Legend of Athelete History http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/jesse-owens-legend-of-athelete-history/ It's all about Life, Technology, Reviews, SEO and Internet Fri, 05 Dec 2008 11:34:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: VICKY http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/jesse-owens-legend-of-athelete-history/#comment-25421 VICKY Thu, 20 Nov 2008 18:32:27 +0000 http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/jesse-owens-legend-of-athelete-history/#comment-25421 yea. Owens is a legendary athelete. yea. Owens is a legendary athelete.

]]> By: Norhafidz http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/jesse-owens-legend-of-athelete-history/#comment-15455 Norhafidz Thu, 10 Jul 2008 11:17:58 +0000 http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/jesse-owens-legend-of-athelete-history/#comment-15455 I'm a sport enthusiast too, but more too soccer. About Beijing Olympics, of course the most waited event is the 100m finals :) p.s: I enjoyed seeing Federer beaten by Nadal in French open and Wimbledon :) I’m a sport enthusiast too, but more too soccer. About Beijing Olympics, of course the most waited event is the 100m finals :)

p.s: I enjoyed seeing Federer beaten by Nadal in French open and Wimbledon :)

]]> By: Suzanne http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/jesse-owens-legend-of-athelete-history/#comment-12542 Suzanne Tue, 17 Jun 2008 03:42:55 +0000 http://www.lifeiscolourful.com/jesse-owens-legend-of-athelete-history/#comment-12542 I do not know much about American sports, and really don't have time to watch tv that much. But as you, I just finished the French Open and already looking forward to Wimbledon on the 23rd. You write "in the days that blacks were denied equal rights". Things are still changing on that level. Especially in sports. It isn't long ago that Tiger Woods was the first black man on the golf course. And the Williams sisters on the tennis court. Now, we have Hamilton in F1. It is (or should be) common knowlegde that black people are physically stronger than white and whenever they enter a sport, they take the game to the next level. And it will be harder and harder for whites to compete on that level. I was seriously impressed by Monfils in the French Open. He made tennis into a whole new game. Actually, he made it worth to watch a Grand Slam again. It has gotten a little bit boring with all the finals between Nadal and Federer and always the same winner between them two. Anyway, thanks for a refreshing post on a side topic. All the SEO, Blogging and trying to make money is eating me. A little break away from it isn't bad. I do not know much about American sports, and really don’t have time to watch tv that much. But as you, I just finished the French Open and already looking forward to Wimbledon on the 23rd.

You write “in the days that blacks were denied equal rights”. Things are still changing on that level. Especially in sports. It isn’t long ago that Tiger Woods was the first black man on the golf course. And the Williams sisters on the tennis court. Now, we have Hamilton in F1.

It is (or should be) common knowlegde that black people are physically stronger than white and whenever they enter a sport, they take the game to the next level. And it will be harder and harder for whites to compete on that level.

I was seriously impressed by Monfils in the French Open. He made tennis into a whole new game. Actually, he made it worth to watch a Grand Slam again. It has gotten a little bit boring with all the finals between Nadal and Federer and always the same winner between them two.

Anyway, thanks for a refreshing post on a side topic. All the SEO, Blogging and trying to make money is eating me. A little break away from it isn’t bad.

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