The decade's best jumper
Posted: 17 Jan 2010, 23:10
Who is the best jumper for the last ten years?
The poll options is sort by my list
Vote and share what you think
The poll options is sort by my list
Vote and share what you think
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The decade's best jumper
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Posted: 18 Jan 2010, 01:13
No question about it... Adam Małysz the best of the best of the best
Posted: 18 Jan 2010, 01:53
Damn, this one is a hard nut to crack. Without beeing biased i wouldnt wote on a norwegian jumper. Adam malysz is one that comes to mind. WC several times with several overall world cup wins. Janne Ahonen winning 5 of the 4 hills ski jumping tournament. Gregor schl. He is the future. He will surpass Matti, of this im quite shure.
Of the norwegian jumpers i would say Roar just because he was so stable from 2003-2006 and won 2 skiflying world championships. Matti hautaeki. 4 world records. I could list all day long. But in the end i gave Janne my vote.
Of the norwegian jumpers i would say Roar just because he was so stable from 2003-2006 and won 2 skiflying world championships. Matti hautaeki. 4 world records. I could list all day long. But in the end i gave Janne my vote.
Posted: 18 Jan 2010, 19:10
It was very close by Ahonen and Malysz, but Ahonen has been very stabile.
World Cup:
Ahonen: 3- 5-15- 4- 1- 1- 2- 8- 3- x 2 times no.1 8 of 9 times top 10
Malysz: 28- 1- 1- 1-12- 4- 9- 1-12-13 4 times no.1 6 of 10 times top 10
4 Hill Tournament:
Ahonen 4 victories
Malysz 1 victory
World Cup:
Ahonen: 3- 5-15- 4- 1- 1- 2- 8- 3- x 2 times no.1 8 of 9 times top 10
Malysz: 28- 1- 1- 1-12- 4- 9- 1-12-13 4 times no.1 6 of 10 times top 10
4 Hill Tournament:
Ahonen 4 victories
Malysz 1 victory
Posted: 18 Jan 2010, 19:42
World Champions - Małysz x4
Posted: 18 Jan 2010, 19:52
And Ahonen x1, so they're tied in 4HT and world champs 
Posted: 23 Jan 2010, 22:55
There is definitely only one vote to give here. It not only the numbers and statistics, but the way of jumping and adapting again and again to new rules and changing equipement.
Having done a first WC win in 1993, having had exactly one (!) season since 1993 not being in the Top10 of overall worldcup is just amazing.
Malysz also was very good in the last decade, but Ahonen's stability was just far more impressing.
Let him win an individual medal in Vancouver and he will make his career perfect.
Having done a first WC win in 1993, having had exactly one (!) season since 1993 not being in the Top10 of overall worldcup is just amazing.
Malysz also was very good in the last decade, but Ahonen's stability was just far more impressing.
Let him win an individual medal in Vancouver and he will make his career perfect.
Posted: 24 Jan 2010, 01:49
Okay, which clown voted for Lars Bystöl?!? 