This is Karen Hunter and welcome to the show the one and only my buddy Stephen A Smith.

What's going on, Sharon? I can't see you. I hope you can see me. How you doing? I can see you. You look good. The sun is out yeah yeah I see you I see you

you look amazing athlete of the century good now seen a scene is in the other

box that you can't see, but he's here to,

Cina Gazznavi.

Athlet of the Century, Maya Moore. Tell me, tell me why.

Well, I think that, well, first of all, we're not talking certainly about the, you know, the 20th century we're talking about now.

We're talking about over the last 20 years or so, but then think about it, she's won two national titles.

She's won four W NBA championships. She's a two-time Olympic

gold medalist. So she's achieved multiple championships on the

collegiate, the professional, and the international Olympic level.

All right, so in terms of being a winner,

she's one of the greatest winners

that we've ever seen.

And then for her to make the sacrifice that she made

a willingness to walk away from her sport in the

prime of her career to take up this course on behalf of a gentleman by the name

of Jonathan Ians, who was falsely incarcerated and served over 20 years in

prison for a crime that he didn't commit is just Herculean and heroic in

and of itself but then would you take it to account the fact

that she was successful in her venture

to pull off exonerating this man

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