Even if you aren't a golf fan, even if you're not a sports fan, you should pause for a moment to notice that Tiger Woods is truly becoming a global icon. He's not there quite yet (he's only 32), but probably at some point in the next decade he will reach a level of excellence and notoriety that I have not recognized in my lifetime. This article by Michael Wilbon spells it out quite nicely - he may be recognized one day as the Babe Ruth of the 21st century. And it doesn't hurt to have a beautiful wife and kid and lead the way to millions of dollars for charity, either.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Tiger
Even if you aren't a golf fan, even if you're not a sports fan, you should pause for a moment to notice that Tiger Woods is truly becoming a global icon. He's not there quite yet (he's only 32), but probably at some point in the next decade he will reach a level of excellence and notoriety that I have not recognized in my lifetime. This article by Michael Wilbon spells it out quite nicely - he may be recognized one day as the Babe Ruth of the 21st century. And it doesn't hurt to have a beautiful wife and kid and lead the way to millions of dollars for charity, either.
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