Best comebacks

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gsxrcr28 10/18/2011 4:50pm
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Sondy132001 wrote:
hahaha I just texted Broc and he wrote... Me?? Ha-ha. Why would he and I be hanging out water skiing? He hated me. Trust me it...
hahaha I just texted Broc and he wrote...

Me?? Ha-ha. Why would he and I be hanging out water skiing? He hated me. Trust me it was Tripes. :-)

So you guys win =) Woohoo

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Now if you could just find out why he wore that pink JT Gear we would be good. Woohoo Laughing Wink

I still trust your old school mx knowledge. Kissing
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bradshaw's comeback race was on ESPN in 1995. back in the pre-internet days, flipping the channel to ESPN and seeing bradshaw holeshot a moto almost sent me into an epileptic seizure it was so awesome.



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CR300 10/18/2011 5:38pm
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DV coming back from the Boo Koo disaster, going full privateer and eventually landing at factory Suzuki.
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Motodude 10/18/2011 9:51pm
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yo momma is so fat.... oh wait, different type of come back.

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Derpin' DJ 10/18/2011 9:56pm
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I thought Chad Reed winning the 2009 MX series despite not racing any motocross in the previous two years was pretty good.
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"Don't call it a comeback. I been here for years!"
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newmann 10/18/2011 10:07pm
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Bailey winning the Iron Man
Henry winning the C Ship and so much more since that
Button for riding 2475 miles on a bicycle, half with a freshly screwed together broken elbow
CP377 for getting back on the bike and winning
How about that 824 kid he needs to be in here....Cool
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jimmy button cant sweat either. sweating is sort of imperitive on a cross country bike ride. somehow he managed.
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TDeath21 10/20/2011 4:20pm
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Carmichael and Stewart coming off ACL surgery to have perfect seasons in MX was pretty amazing. Villopoto's season this year after his St Louis crash was a huge comeback. However, all three of those can't really be called surprising, although they are great comebacks. Doug Henry and Christophe Pourcel top my list. They were both lucky to be able to live normally again, let alone win more races and championships like they did.
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nytsmaC wrote:
I know you are but what am I? [img]http://cdn.babble.com/famecrawler/files/2010/07/img-cs-pee-wee-herman_1354365384591.jpg[/img]
I know you are but what am I?

What you talking about willis?

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MXMattii 10/20/2011 4:36pm
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TDeath21 wrote:
Carmichael and Stewart coming off ACL surgery to have perfect seasons in MX was pretty amazing. Villopoto's season this year after his St Louis crash was...
Carmichael and Stewart coming off ACL surgery to have perfect seasons in MX was pretty amazing. Villopoto's season this year after his St Louis crash was a huge comeback. However, all three of those can't really be called surprising, although they are great comebacks. Doug Henry and Christophe Pourcel top my list. They were both lucky to be able to live normally again, let alone win more races and championships like they did.
I wouldn't call that luck but hard work and dedication!
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I'm not 100% sure on the specifics of this story but it was something like this. Donny Schmidt had been retired for a while and decided to race Millville for fun. He holeshot a moto and finished 4th overall on the day. He was subsequently offered a factory ride. He passed on the offer saying he was going to be busy waterskiing instead.
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TDeath21 10/20/2011 4:45pm
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MXMattii wrote:
I wouldn't call that luck but hard work and dedication!
That too, but I was talking more about their crashes. It could have been a crash where they didn't even have the opportunity to show that hard work and dedication, like David Bailey's was. But yes, after the crash, it was hard work and dedication. All three played a role in them doing what they did.
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Barry Sheene. Broken femur, broken arm, a few broken ribs and several fractured vertabrae, but was back racing in seven weeks.
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cmess77 10/20/2011 9:55pm
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Derpin' DJ wrote:
I thought Chad Reed winning the 2009 MX series despite not racing any motocross in the previous two years was pretty good.
RV kind of makes Reed's not look so impressive. However, I'd put the final 34 minutes of moto 2 at Millville on this list.

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