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Originally Posted by LyleG  Mind blowing, I can think of nothing I have ever seen in sport that demonstrates dominance the way this does. |
The only comparison I can make is Michael Jordan. Like Jordan, Tiger embraces the pressure and wants control of the outcome in his hands. And like Jordan, he almost always comes up with the big play when the pressure is at it's greatest.
Admittedly Tiger did fall a long way behind and needed the leaders to back up on the weekend to get back in it, but he was good enough to go out on Saturday and shoot a great round. So when the leaders did back up he was waiting to pounce.
He is never out of a trounament until the last hole is played. He's now the most dominant he has ever been, and his game is stronger than it's ever been. I think over the next five years he will be the most dominant player in the history of the game. Even more dominant than Hogan and Nicklaus during their best years. I'm just glad I love watching him win because it would get pretty frustrating if you didn't.