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The BEST Olympic Athletes We Have Ever Seen RANKED.. Welcome back to Sports Dive. Each Olympic Games brings another opportunity for athletes to create history. Most of the time, it involves the competitors standing atop the podium with a gold medal wrapped round their necks. Although in other cases, those moments of complete and utter greatness can often arise from somewhere else entirely - not just a historic victory. Bikila, an Ethiopian runner, competed in one of the Game's most famous marathon events. Competing in his first marathon just four years prior, Bikila's Olympics debut was almost ruined when a new pair of running shoes didn't fit. At just 14 years old, Romania's Nadia Comaneci competed at her first Games in Montreal. It was here where she became the first Olympic gymnast to score a perfect 10 for her routine on the uneven bars. After a Barcelona Games in 1992 was marred by a bout of food poisoning, American sprinter Michael Johnson headed into the 1996 Atlanta Games as a clear favourite to become the first male athlete to win both the 200m and 400m events. In what stands as the closest 4x100m relay race in Games history, the Great Britain quartet of Jason Gardener, Darren Campbell, Mark Lewis-Francis and Marlon Devonish raced their way to one of the biggest upsets the track and field events had ever seen. The Los Angeles born Florence Griffith Joyner ran herself into the history books in Seoul when she won gold in both the 100m and 200m events. Often regarded as the greatest sports team ever assembled, the 1992 Barcelona Olympics saw the first time America had sent a team of active NBA players to compete for Olympic Gold. The man now widely regarded as the most famous Olympian of all-time, Jamaican athlete Usain Bolt shot to worldwide fame throughout the Beijing Games with a show-stealing performance on the track. After breaking through in the early 1990's, Australia's own Cathy Freeman became the first real challenger to France's Marie-Jose Perec's dominance in the 400m the longer the decade went on. The feats of African American Jesse Owens in Berlin had not been seen before in the track and field events at a Games prior. Dubbed "The Baltimore Bullet '', American Michael Phelps is without a doubt the greatest Olympic athlete in history with his heroics at the 2008 Beijing Olympics a key factor in earning that title. #Top10 #Greatest #OlympicMoments Related Videos: 10 Of The Greatest Olympic Moments Ever | Top Moments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btWIF0LignA Top 10 Game Changing Moments at the Olympics | Top Moments https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_mfxRTdrQE Top 10 Inspirational Moments From The Olympics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uT9yFj3FVqE
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