Who is the most sensitive athlete in sports history?

[Elvis P]

Who is the most sensitive athlete in sports history? Please post your opinions even if they're not in the poll. I'll take Serena.

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[kihei]

Went with Ronaldo on the list, but thought about Carmelo Anthony a lot.

 

[Normand Lacombe]

Terrell Owens

 

[Vamos Rafa]

Madison Bumgarner

 

[Maestro84]

Serena Williams. I respect her talent a lot but her "the whole world is always against me" attitude is beyond cringe-worthy. Whenever a call doesn't go her way she always finds a way to connect it to 'gender inequality.'

 

[BigBadBruins7708]

LeBron

 

[Panteras]

Nick Kyrgios

 

[OhCaptainMyCaptain]

Madison Bumgarner

Lol not even close.

 

[Morozov]

KD so easy.

 

[TheTotalPackage]

I always thought Andy Roddick was a pure flake.

 

[JayfromNB1219]

Serena Williams without a doubt...my gawd can she complain if things don't go her way

 

[Unholy Diver]

Ronda Rousey - my 2 year old cries less than she did

 

[Albatros]

Young Sidney Crosby.

 

[Foots]

Madison Bumgarner

Madison will cry even if you just look at him after a home run.

 

[Dale Gribble]

I voted for Serena, but IMO it's a tie between Serena and Shaq.

 

[Trap Jesus]

Mike Tyson, although not "sensitive" in the way you'd usually think. I think he got genuinely angry at his opponents and channeled that to be a truly intimidating force.

 

[Dr Pepper]

Surprised Neymar isn't an option.

The stiffest breeze is enough to send him cartwheeling down the pitch, screaming in faux-agony. Now that's sensitive.

HM to Serena, as others have mentioned. She's dialed it back recently, but for a while she was insufferable. Whined and cried whenever she didn't get her way. I guess being top of the field for so long affects people differently, once that inevitable descent starts.

Madison will cry even if you just look at him after a home run.

I always felt that way about Brian McCann.

Every time there's a dust-up following a home run, or heated words, it seems like he was almost always the catalyst.

 

[JianYang]

I actually feel a bit bad for Rasheed. Him getting technical fouls became a parody in itself.

The officials seemed to despise him, and it got to the point where all sheed had to do was stare at the refs to get the call. At that point, the problem becomes the officials, not sheed.

 

[NJDevs26]

Right now the correct answer is Antonio Brown.

 

[mobilus]

Latrell Sprewell

 

[Blackhawkswincup]

Rome is asshole but no NFL QB should get unhinged by a shock jock

 

[member 305909]

What about John McEnroe? Except that many of his tantrums were fake. People expected him to behave badly and were disappointed if he didn't. Never mind the match.

 

[YEM]

What about John McEnroe? Except that many of his tantrums were fake. People expected him to behave badly and were disappointed if he didn't. Never mind the match.

I heard McEnroe recently say that if he had the Eagle-Eye replay system that we have now during his day, he would have been one of the most mild-mannered guys on tour. It was a fact of life in tennis in those days that you'd see a ball from your opponent go out, get called in, and he would go bonkers cause there was nothing he could do about it...

 

[member 305909]

Indeed, it has been admitted that McEnroe was right most of the time he made a scene about calls he felt had gone unfairly against him.

 

[inthe6ix]

Iron Mike