Five Ugliest Athletes of all Time

In a society that often immortalizes sports stars, it is quite common to hear die-hard fans praising some specific skill or skill set associated with their team’s star athlete.  Whether its praise of the 4.3 forty time displayed by their team’s #1 draft pick at some meaningless combine, or the legend of Michael Jordan’s large hands, fans spend countless hours dissecting the physical and mental attributes of the game’s biggest stars.  From raves about vertical jumping ability or “soft” pass-catching hands, to jealous jabs about ball-handling skills and bat-speed, athletes are often the object of our praise.

For spending so much time talking about the biceps, abs and calf muscles of our athletes, its amazing that not much time is spent talking about the single most important attribute for men in choosing their mate…..physical looks.  Athletes are dissected and analyzed down to the most minuscule details, but we often pay little attention to their overall looks.  Well no more we say as we set out to anoint the ugliest athletes of our day.  There have been some doozies in the past, Dennis Rodman and his cross-dressing displays and A.C. Green’s ridiculous jheri curl come to mind.  In order to keep the article relevant, however, we’ve narrowed down our discussion to modern day athletes that are still lacing them up.

And, with the number one pick in the competition, the winner of this top 5 ugliest athlete contest goes to:

#1. Greg Oden.  The number one overall pick in the 2007 NBA draft has yet to display as much skill on the court as he displays ugly on the cover of sports magazines.  Mr. Oden proudly claims the number one slot on our list of ugliest athletes.

#2. Randy Johnson.  The man who failed in his attempt to revolutionize the mullet, Randy Johnson hits #2 on our list.  Johnson, known for his blazing fastball is rapidly approaching his 300th major league win…..which will give him one win for every acne scar on his lovable face.

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