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Rope-a-dope: Tadej Pogačar’s chaotic classics campaign proves even bad luck (and exciting new rivals) can’t stop cycling’s greatest landing the knockout blow
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Rope-a-dope: Tadej Pogačar’s chaotic classics campaign proves even bad luck (and exciting new rivals) can’t stop cycling’s greatest landing the knockout blow
In October 1974, as a storm gathered over Zaire’s capital Kinshasa, Muhammad Ali shocked the sporting world by knocking out the undefeated heavyweight champion George Foreman.A 40-1 outsider with some bookies, an ageing Ali knew he had to come up with something special to beat the fancied, powerful Foreman. And he did, employing his now ...
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