Arguably the greatest? Young ladies there is no argument or debate. Fifty years later and his records still haven't been broken. With a heart more than 2 and one half times the size of an average horse he is the greatest in Horse Racing history. Who knows how much greater he would have been if not retired several months later. It's a shame you and millions more like you are nearly three generations removed from seeing this spectacular event never live. It is something I'll never forget. He failed to win in 5 races: all are attributed to human error. As a nation we were living in some tough times with Vietnam, the economy, politics, etc. Then this horse entered our lives who was so great and pure. It gave us faith, hope, and something to root for making us forget the negativity in our lives. It was my last day as a teenager and as I watched him come down the stretch I actually cried from my emotions and still do every time I watch the Belmont to this day.
Saw his last race in Toronto at woodbine racetrack in the Canadian International .I was 11 yrs old ...Still have the Winning ticket that we never cashed in...
Secretariat ran his heart out and with that, into our hearts. The triumph of heart and willpower to win doing what you love to do. Secretariat is what we all dream of -- greatness. A life well lived. RIP, you were majestic.
Isn't it amazing how watching it now is not even one bit less exciting than the first time we ever saw it? We know exactly what's coming and yet we still feel like we're watching it for the first time.
I saw him in the Belmont 50 years ago. The most exciting day of my life been and I love my 50 years it was still the most exciting day of my life. He is so magnificent just to look at even when he’s not moving his muscles are flexing. He’s just an amazing, amazing horse Greatest horse in the world. I live Secretariat.
I remember the emotions seeing him coming into the stretch at Belmont, no words can really describe it. There's not a horse living or dead that could have beat him that day! There's always those who want to tear down greatness but there's never been a horse that captured a country's heart (and a good part of the world) the way he did, and in a time in was dearly needed. Facts don't always define greatness, and Secretariat will forever be the goat in my mind.
I understood that. It was such an over the top, monster performance. His Beyer numbers for the race were extraordinarily high…so high that they really don’t even know how the rate it properly. It was what I call, a supernatural, performance. If you believe in that garbage…at times, I think there’s something to it. There is a power greater than science that rules the earth.
Whole race is deeply emotional for me, obviously because of what Red did but also Sham. He was such a courageous horse, the only one to truly challenge him during those races. Alone he stood against destiny, fate. My black stallion indeed.
Soooooo grateful I was blessed with being at the Derby honoring Secretariat’s 50th anniversary. Unbelievably, a couple of days later I was honored with a phone conversation with Ron Turcotte. The rest of the story …… I honored with making my contribution to Secretariat Park in Paris. My Big Red Maple will be shading the bronze, “Twice the Heart” forever. Thank you to the Secretariat Foundation & Bourbon County for bringing his legacy full circle.
His legend will only become more legendary as time goes by. His Belmont Stakes record will never be broken. His Derby and Preakness record, maybe, but it will take a heck of a horse to pull that off. Sham and Monarchos were never the same after running a sub two minute Derby….neither ever won another race and both retired injured. Today, they have 5 or 6 race careers and that’s it. It’s a whole different sport and athlete now.
Secretariat's daddy, Bold Ruler, was a champ too. Secretariat looked like his daddy when he ran. They reached front legs way compared to most other horses. Both were fascinating!
I remember watching those races. I was 10 years old and horse crazy. I had done school projects on man o war and seabiscuit and my teachers didn’t know what I was talking about. I remember yelling and my deaf father (from WWII) watching it with me. I can’t imagine there will be another.
Secretariat was so photogenic. That one picture of him, stepping out onto the track for the Belmont Stakes, is priceless. He looked absolutely pumped for that race. In the post parade, he was practically walking out of his skin….just bouncing along at a controlled walk. He even looked like a different breed….like a super Thoroughbred. I’ve never seen any horse walk like that. Its like the 1967 Patterson/Gimlin Bigfoot film….whatever that creature was in that film….fake or real….I’ve never seen anything walk like that.
Ron Turcotte said many times that Secretariat was the greatest horse than he ever rode. Just hold on and enjoy the ride. Belmont race, Secretariat did it all on his own that day,
The son of Bold Ruler and Sometingroyal records in those three triple crown races still stand fifty years later. The Belmont time of 2:24 will never be broken. Secretariat a great super horse. Absolute perfection.
@Asturias Celtic Ruffian was a beautiful filly, but Secretariat was just a fabulous looking chestnut with the most beautiful face and the kindest eyes. At times, he had an aura that words can't describe. And I think that, Secretariat, as the 2nd best horse ever, definitely has won the looks battle with Man O' War, whom I believe is the best ever.
Who wasn't crying with their mouths open knowing this was something that will never be broken. Bawled my 😢eyes out. Still do to this day. I remember where I was and what I was wearing. That's how much I remember that day. Him and 1980 Olympic games against the Russians in hockey. AT UND with all the diehard hockey players that knew them personally. Both events bring goosebumps Still
Yeah I have to admit at the time it was this race that showed me how sensitive I was because I was watching it live with my Dad & brothers. Even my Mom she's saying WHAT IS GOING ON??? She only saw the last 30 seconds or so but then she found out WHY we were all going bonkers! I'm not sure but I believe that last quarter was his FASTEST!
The stars lined up perfectly the night secretariat was born. 50 years ago today secretariat blew the Belmont away. You have the goat in basketball, football, hockey, baseball. Then you have the GOAT of them all, 50 years later his triple crown still the best. his hooves are planted in the Derby, Preakness and Belmont. Secretariat raced the clock, all horses race the ghost of secretariat.
For a horse to be so revered he was only ever seen as a cash cow. Being retired at 3 for breeding is a disservice to him. He loved to run not live in a stall or a paddock.
Agreed, they had to since his stud fees/shares skyrocketed after Belmont. But I do believe they should’ve kept him more active maybe even saddled him from time to time to keep his weight in line. The laminitis may have come later in his life otherwise.
The Belmont Race was right up there with the greatest athletic performances of all time. Bob Beamon"s long jump. Don Larsen's perfect game in the world series. Lake Placid Olympics
Eu nasci em 93, procurei recente o maior cavalo e me apareceu ele, pesquisei e vi seus feitos impressionantes fiquei emocionado ta maluco, vi o filme tambem. O maior de todos .
Opaa brasileiro aqui podemos ser amigos mano como se chama deixa teu zap gosta corridas tbm kentucy derby e igual uma libertadoree aqui loucuras fascinante esse esporte
@@catcaves Time will tell, but 1.5 mile races are a lot rarer than they used to be, and the best horses run far fewer races than they used to. But, anything can happen, I suppose.
Well, first, let me correct people with no common sense, the Preakness time was absolutely stolen. As for the Belmont, no, it probably won't be matched even, as the breed is no longer as it was. And chances are, the next really great horse, if he ever comes along, will have better competition and a track not playing lightning fast.
@@stevek8829 I understand it's tradition, just like Easter bonnets. They're both laughable. Maybe the new tradition at the Derby should be protecting the horses.
@@barbarascotto3873 horses are livestock. They live better than the millions of cattle killed for burgers. Your born yesterday virtue signaling is what's laughable.
Aqui en los comentarios alguin que ni siquiera se le acercan al record, a una maquina viviente no s le puede llegar como lo fue secretarit, mejor a bid reg, cada ves se hace mas dificil, si se acercan es por pistas sinteticas o roleadas.
He was a total 'DUD' as a sire. He only had one successful offspring. That offspring was Lady's Secret aka The Iron 🐎 Lady She was a monster on the racetrack.
Yep . Never carried more than 9 stone. Lost three races after every chance. Laughable to believe that run in the Belmont. Looked a bit like Rocket Racer in the Perth Cup LOL
Oh Please...quit ascribing human characteristics to a horse. Was he the greatest racehorse that ever lived? No doubt at all. Did he have the coginitive ability to understand that? No. Not at all. Not even a little bit. Everyone needs to put it back in their pants.
Tired of this generation opinion on Secretariat........just research Round Table RT would crush Big Red at the average weight Red carried of 127 lbs when RT carried an average over 130lbs. Red was the best, maybe for his generation, but the Greatest of all time. It is like talking about Hank being the Greatest home run hitter of all time. It took him over 11000 at bats and 20 seasons to break the Babes record.......The Babe hit his 715 home runs in only 7500 at bats.. Plus he only played 18 years and 2 of those he was a pitcher......do the math.... Round Table hands down better than Secretariat.
@@nealbennett4950 SECRETARIAT IS THE BIGGEST OVERRATED TRIPLE CROWN WINNER IN THE HISTORY OF HORSE RACING 🤣 SECRETARIAT LOST TO ONION 🧅 RIGHT AFTER THE BIG BELMONT WIN OF 30 LENGTH AGAINST TOMATO CANS 😂 SECRETARIAT LOST TO ONION 🧅 A GELDING LMAO 🤣 IF YOU TAKE OUT SECRETARIAT 30 LENGTH WIN IN THE BELMONT SECRETARIAT WOULD BE JUST ANOTHER TRIPLE CROWN WINNER 😂 SECRETARIAT WASN'T ABLE TO BEAT NOBODY THATS WHY THE LAST RACE WAS ON CANADA ON TURF LMAO 😂
@@nealbennett4950 MY TOP 5 OF ALL TIMES THAT I ACTUALLY SAW IN PERSON NOT ON TV 🤣 1# THE GREATEST EVER UNBEATABLE 6 FOR 6 RAN EVERY 6 MONTHS AND DESTROY THE FIELDS SECRETARIAT COULD ONLY WISH 6 MONTHS LAYOFFS AND DESTROYED THE FIELD LIKE 1# FLIGHTLINE 🛫🛫 NEVER BEEN HIT OR ASKED TO RUN 2# SUNDAY SILENCE 💪 EASY GOER WAS SECOND BEST TO SUNDAY SILENCE 😂 3# ZENYATTA THE BEST MARE EVER 4# A. P INDY THE SON OF SEATTLE SLEW 💪 5# CANDY RIDE (ARG) 6 FOR 6 THE FASTEST GRASS AND DIRT RUNNER 💪
Arguably the greatest? Young ladies there is no argument or debate. Fifty years later and his records still haven't been broken. With a heart more than 2 and one half times the size of an average horse he is the greatest in Horse Racing history. Who knows how much greater he would have been if not retired several months later. It's a shame you and millions more like you are nearly three generations removed from seeing this spectacular event never live. It is something I'll never forget. He failed to win in 5 races: all are attributed to human error. As a nation we were living in some tough times with Vietnam, the economy, politics, etc. Then this horse entered our lives who was so great and pure. It gave us faith, hope, and something to root for making us forget the negativity in our lives. It was my last day as a teenager and as I watched him come down the stretch I actually cried from my emotions and still do every time I watch the Belmont to this day.
He was The Real Thing, so beautiful and God's Handiwork 😌🌹
I was 11 and watched him on tv… I screamed and cried then, and every time I watch it in my life to this day I still cry. Pure joy.
He was the perfect horse
Not only The Superhorse, a beautiful and sweet horse.
An American Hero.
Poor Sham. It really is unfair to compare any horse to Big Red.
Well it’s alright in Shams case, they were directly related and Sham was magnificent too.
Saw his last race in Toronto at woodbine racetrack in the Canadian International .I was 11 yrs old ...Still have the Winning ticket that we never cashed in...
Very true, there is Secretariat and then everyone else.
The heart and spirit and love and joy as well love. The grace of Secretariat he knew what he was able to do in life
Secretariat ran his heart out and with that, into our hearts. The triumph of heart and willpower to win doing what you love to do. Secretariat is what we all dream of -- greatness. A life well lived. RIP, you were majestic.
A week doesn't go by where I don't watch his 1973 Belmont.
Isn't it amazing how watching it now is not even one bit less exciting than the first time we ever saw it?
We know exactly what's coming and yet we still feel like we're watching it for the first time.
@@ronbloomberg Exactly!
He was breathtaking.
Will never forget watching Secretariat run in all three races, but the Belmont was unbelievable! I come back to watch him run every year on CZcams!
I saw him in the Belmont 50 years ago. The most exciting day of my life been and I love my 50 years it was still the most exciting day of my life. He is so magnificent just to look at even when he’s not moving his muscles are flexing. He’s just an amazing, amazing horse Greatest horse in the world. I live Secretariat.
I remember the emotions seeing him coming into the stretch at Belmont, no words can really describe it. There's not a horse living or dead that could have beat him that day! There's always those who want to tear down greatness but there's never been a horse that captured a country's heart (and a good part of the world) the way he did, and in a time in was dearly needed. Facts don't always define greatness, and Secretariat will forever be the goat in my mind.
well, certainly not a dead one.
I understood that. It was such an over the top, monster performance. His Beyer numbers for the race were extraordinarily high…so high that they really don’t even know how the rate it properly. It was what I call, a supernatural, performance. If you believe in that garbage…at times, I think there’s something to it. There is a power greater than science that rules the earth.
I agree, he was a beautiful horse. I remember that period in 1973. Everyone was talking about Big Red. ❤
Whole race is deeply emotional for me, obviously because of what Red did but also Sham. He was such a courageous horse, the only one to truly challenge him during those races. Alone he stood against destiny, fate. My black stallion indeed.
Or ever.
50 years of attempts to beat him.
50 years of failure.
Ronnie always said he never gave him his head and let him run full out. I often wonder how fast Secretariat actually was.
I still get teary eyed every time I watch The Belmont! Greatest racehorse ever.🐎
Soooooo grateful I was blessed with being at the Derby honoring Secretariat’s 50th anniversary. Unbelievably, a couple of days later I was honored with a phone conversation with Ron Turcotte. The rest of the story …… I honored with making my contribution to Secretariat Park in Paris. My Big Red Maple will be shading the bronze, “Twice the Heart” forever. Thank you to the Secretariat Foundation & Bourbon County for bringing his legacy full circle.
I saw him live on tv in the triple crown races. He was beyond amazing then. But... his legend has continued to grow.
His legend will only become more legendary as time goes by. His Belmont Stakes record will never be broken. His Derby and Preakness record, maybe, but it will take a heck of a horse to pull that off. Sham and Monarchos were never the same after running a sub two minute Derby….neither ever won another race and both retired injured. Today, they have 5 or 6 race careers and that’s it. It’s a whole different sport and athlete now.
Loved Secretariat. What an amazing horse. Personality Plus. No horse will ever beat his record . Big Red had an unbelievable run❤️
Secretariat's daddy, Bold Ruler, was a champ too. Secretariat looked like his daddy when he ran. They reached front legs way compared to most other horses. Both were fascinating!
GOAT... nothing even comes close.
Lol
I remember seeing him, I was 16 years old, and at that age it was a thrill to me!! The most trilling of all was the Belmont...WOW!!
SECRETARIAT, HERO!!!!He will always be remembered and love!!!
I saw this with my aunt. We were not sitting quietly. What a horse.
I remember watching those races. I was 10 years old and horse crazy. I had done school projects on man o war and seabiscuit and my teachers didn’t know what I was talking about. I remember yelling and my deaf father (from WWII) watching it with me. I can’t imagine there will be another.
Secretariat was so photogenic. That one picture of him, stepping out onto the track for the Belmont Stakes, is priceless. He looked absolutely pumped for that race. In the post parade, he was practically walking out of his skin….just bouncing along at a controlled walk. He even looked like a different breed….like a super Thoroughbred. I’ve never seen any horse walk like that. Its like the 1967 Patterson/Gimlin Bigfoot film….whatever that creature was in that film….fake or real….I’ve never seen anything walk like that.
Lauren Urban, Secretariat also had a huge ego. He hated to lose and loved being in the spotlight. Penny often called him "the big ham."
Ron Turcotte said many times that Secretariat was the greatest horse than he ever rode. Just hold on and enjoy the ride. Belmont race, Secretariat did it all on his own that day,
The son of Bold Ruler and Sometingroyal records in those three triple crown races still stand fifty years later. The Belmont time of 2:24 will never be broken. Secretariat a great super horse. Absolute perfection.
I was 12 years old when I saw Secretariat win the Belmont....but that homestretch run will always be in my memories.
"Arguebly"???? I dont think so. He is the greatest!
No common sense, eh there Sammy??!!!
Secretariat certainly was the prettiest horse ever.
He was beautiful, but have you seen Ruffian..Gorgeous.
@Asturias Celtic Ruffian was a beautiful filly, but Secretariat was just a fabulous looking chestnut with the most beautiful face and the kindest eyes. At times, he had an aura that words can't describe. And I think that, Secretariat, as the 2nd best horse ever, definitely has won the looks battle with Man O' War, whom I believe is the best ever.
Those hats will fall off long before a horse ever breaks Secretariat’s records.
Who wasn't crying with their mouths open knowing this was something that will never be broken. Bawled my 😢eyes out. Still do to this day. I remember where I was and what I was wearing. That's how much I remember that day. Him and 1980 Olympic games against the Russians in hockey. AT UND with all the diehard hockey players that knew them personally. Both events bring goosebumps Still
Yeah I have to admit at the time it was this race that showed me how sensitive I was because I was watching it live with my Dad & brothers. Even my Mom she's saying WHAT IS GOING ON??? She only saw the last 30 seconds or so but then she found out WHY we were all going bonkers! I'm not sure but I believe that last quarter was his FASTEST!
One oddity about Secretariat, he disliked roses.
Wasn’t the roses that bothered him, pressure from behind and that rope getting caught on his hind quarters did it.
The stars lined up perfectly the night secretariat was born. 50 years ago today secretariat blew the Belmont away. You have the goat in basketball, football, hockey, baseball. Then you have the GOAT of them all, 50 years later his triple crown still the best. his hooves are planted in the Derby, Preakness and Belmont. Secretariat raced the clock, all horses race the ghost of secretariat.
The greatest sports event in my lifetime.
For a horse to be so revered he was only ever seen as a cash cow. Being retired at 3 for breeding is a disservice to him. He loved to run not live in a stall or a paddock.
Agreed, they had to since his stud fees/shares skyrocketed after Belmont. But I do believe they should’ve kept him more active maybe even saddled him from time to time to keep his weight in line. The laminitis may have come later in his life otherwise.
The Belmont Race was right up there with the greatest athletic performances of all time. Bob Beamon"s long jump. Don Larsen's perfect game in the world series. Lake Placid Olympics
When I saw him run o cried for some reason
Don't know why!!!! ❤❤❤
There will never be a next Secretariat.
His records may be broken but I don't think no horse will ever do it the way he did . That is why he is the greatest horse ever .
I felt sorry for sham he run his heart every race
He was a gallant warrior, a legend in his own right.
🙏❤🌹Big Red🌹❤🙏
STILL the re ord holder for all three races, and Ronnie said Red was only ru ning to win, NOT full-speed.
My favorite horse.
The GOAT.
He ran 159 and 4/5th's in the Belmont for a mile and a quarter . TWO fifths off the Kentucky derby record he was amazing to watch .
@ 1:15 that's not Secretariat, looks more like his stablemate, Riva Ridge.
Was wondering the same, even in shadow Secs socks were visible.
Yeah I noticed the same. It’s not even a chestnut lol
Eu nasci em 93, procurei recente o maior cavalo e me apareceu ele, pesquisei e vi seus feitos impressionantes fiquei emocionado ta maluco, vi o filme tambem. O maior de todos .
Opaa brasileiro aqui podemos ser amigos mano como se chama deixa teu zap gosta corridas tbm kentucy derby e igual uma libertadoree aqui loucuras fascinante esse esporte
Not arguably the greatest.
Factually proven to be THE GREATEST.
No debate. No argument.
Yes 👍🏻
4 out of 6 in open company... there's a debate
No, not "factually proven", get a grip
Secretariats Derby and Preakness Records may be broken but his Belmont track record may I dare say it may be forever
The Belmont record is a dirt track world record, I believe, that will almost certainly never be broken.
@@johncassani6780 I would just say it has stood for 50 years and probably will stand another 50 years
@@catcaves Time will tell, but 1.5 mile races are a lot rarer than they used to be, and the best horses run far fewer races than they used to. But, anything can happen, I suppose.
@@johncassani6780 As a horseplayer we all know nothing is a sure thing or a certainty
Well, first, let me correct people with no common sense, the Preakness time was absolutely stolen. As for the Belmont, no, it probably won't be matched even, as the breed is no longer as it was. And chances are, the next really great horse, if he ever comes along, will have better competition and a track not playing lightning fast.
The Muhammad ali of horse racing
Sham another great horse but he ran him into the ground
It's so hard to look at these women and not laugh at those stupid hats on their heads. Why???
It's a Derby tradition, like Easter bonnets.
@@stevek8829 I understand it's tradition, just like Easter bonnets. They're both laughable. Maybe the new tradition at the Derby should be protecting the horses.
@@barbarascotto3873 horses are livestock. They live better than the millions of cattle killed for burgers. Your born yesterday virtue signaling is what's laughable.
Only One
He is Secretariat
If it happen it will be 1 of ggg grandson's that make it .
Their wont be another secretariat hes one for rhe record books
Fightline was good horse to he ran like him
Flightline couldn't hold Secretariat's feed bucket!!!!
There's only one Man-o-War
Picture at 1:18 is not Secretariat
Riva Ridge
@Johnny Wires
Aqui en los comentarios alguin que ni siquiera se le acercan al record, a una maquina viviente no s le puede llegar como lo fue secretarit, mejor a bid reg, cada ves se hace mas dificil, si se acercan es por pistas sinteticas o roleadas.
He was a total 'DUD' as a sire. He only had one successful offspring. That offspring was Lady's Secret aka The Iron 🐎 Lady She was a monster on the racetrack.
Risen Star was great too
🔵EVEN THE KENTUCKY DERBY HAS GONE WOKE.🔴
The horse ruffian was battery then him
The greatest athlete that ever lived.
Yep . Never carried more than 9 stone. Lost three races after every chance. Laughable to believe that run in the Belmont. Looked a bit like Rocket Racer in the Perth Cup LOL
He was a three year old, not an older handicap horse. Believe his Belmont or not, no one cares, it's still the world record on dirt, any age.
He would have won his races even with an overweight, six foot limey on his back.
Strongest thoroughbred to ever step onto a track.
What sort of gratification do you get from denying the obvious?
@@GoGreen1977Stating the obvious more like it
One race was stood down a place for interference. Other two races had slight injuries.I think one race infected foot.
Oh Please...quit ascribing human characteristics to a horse. Was he the greatest racehorse that ever lived? No doubt at all. Did he have the coginitive ability to understand that? No. Not at all. Not even a little bit. Everyone needs to put it back in their pants.
Tired of this generation opinion on Secretariat........just research Round Table RT would crush Big Red at the average weight Red carried of 127 lbs when RT carried an average over 130lbs. Red was the best, maybe for his generation, but the Greatest of all time. It is like talking about Hank being the Greatest home run hitter of all time. It took him over 11000 at bats and 20 seasons to break the Babes record.......The Babe hit his 715 home runs in only 7500 at bats.. Plus he only played 18 years and 2 of those he was a pitcher......do the math.... Round Table hands down better than Secretariat.
For me, Man O' War will always be the greatest, but old and young alike are ignorant. I agree with your concept, however.
The greatest horse ever to be born...
The GOAT
Your hats are falling
THE BIGGEST OVERRATED TRIPLE CROWN WINNER SECRETARIAT 😂
Your comment is very degrading and wrong he was never overrated just simply the best .
@@nealbennett4950 SECRETARIAT IS THE BIGGEST OVERRATED TRIPLE CROWN WINNER IN THE HISTORY OF HORSE RACING 🤣 SECRETARIAT LOST TO ONION 🧅 RIGHT AFTER THE BIG BELMONT WIN OF 30 LENGTH AGAINST TOMATO CANS 😂 SECRETARIAT LOST TO ONION 🧅 A GELDING LMAO 🤣 IF YOU TAKE OUT SECRETARIAT 30 LENGTH WIN IN THE BELMONT SECRETARIAT WOULD BE JUST ANOTHER TRIPLE CROWN WINNER 😂 SECRETARIAT WASN'T ABLE TO BEAT NOBODY THATS WHY THE LAST RACE WAS ON CANADA ON TURF LMAO 😂
@@nealbennett4950 MY TOP 5 OF ALL TIMES THAT I ACTUALLY SAW IN PERSON NOT ON TV 🤣 1# THE GREATEST EVER UNBEATABLE 6 FOR 6 RAN EVERY 6 MONTHS AND DESTROY THE FIELDS SECRETARIAT COULD ONLY WISH 6 MONTHS LAYOFFS AND DESTROYED THE FIELD LIKE 1# FLIGHTLINE 🛫🛫 NEVER BEEN HIT OR ASKED TO RUN 2# SUNDAY SILENCE 💪 EASY GOER WAS SECOND BEST TO SUNDAY SILENCE 😂 3# ZENYATTA THE BEST MARE EVER 4# A. P INDY THE SON OF SEATTLE SLEW 💪 5# CANDY RIDE (ARG) 6 FOR 6 THE FASTEST GRASS AND DIRT RUNNER 💪
In today's lingo, he is the G.O.A.T.!
Overrated? Are you insane?
He was breathtaking.