The greatest sporting moment of 2023 happened on the third day
Francis Keogh
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Francis Keogh
@HonestFrank
Joined February 2009
- Billy Monger is some lad 🌊 3.8km swim 🚲 180km cycle 🏃 42km run Broke the #Ironman record for double leg amputee by more than two hours despite jellyfish stings, intense humidity and torrential rain All for @comicrelief
- ‘It’s a man actually, Derek’ Never gets old
- Rory the story, but what a class act Justin Rose is #Masters2025
- Tommy Fleetwood suffers heartbreaking defeat on the 18th at Travelers Championship Minutes later he turns up for post-match interviews, gutted but still makes time to praise winner Keegan Bradley Man is a class act. I’m sure there’s a big victory on the horizon #Golf
- Good to see this lad on the Sports Personality red carpet - a special invite for terminally ill 5yo Sunderland fan Bradley Lowery #SPOTY
- Sven-Goran Eriksson’s last public message
- Rob Burrow was a total inspiration So are all his family and friends, including great pal Kevin Sinfield For them, love conquered all ❤️
- Many will disagree but for me @Daley_thompson is the greatest British sportsman Charisma. Talent. Attitude. Graft. Mentality. He had the lot - and the best computer game ever 🏃🏾♂️ #Decathlon
- Remarkable that John Higgins is still in the World Snooker Championship after he was murdered five years ago
- Luke Littler turned 17 in January. He has already trousered over half a mill in prize money this year World championship - £200,000 Bahrain - £20,000 Den Bosch - £10,000 Belgian Open - 30,000 Premier League final - £270,000 PL champ + 9-darter in final
- Sir Chris Hoy says he has terminal cancer and his wife Sarra has an aggressive form of MS Yet he remains positive and still feels ‘lucky’ Can only admire the resilience and attitude of some peopleSir Chris Hoy, the six-time Olympic gold medallist, announced in February that he has cancer. Now, he reveals publicly that his illness is incurable. He tells us how he is determined to find hope and happiness on the home straight thetimes.com/magazines/the-…
