Lazydog said:
Yes- Janhingir Khan was FAR more dominant than Bradman in his Chosen Sport.....
555 Games won in a row- the longest unbeaten run by ANY athlete in top-level professional sport.
6 World Opens
10 British Opens
I don't think "far" more dominant
Bradman averaged more than 50% higher than his closest rivals - that is, he was worth 1.5x the *next best player* who was already off the charts good.
Jahangir Khan won the same number of titles as Jansher.
"The Jansher-Jahangir rivalry would dominate squash in the late-1980s through to the early-1990s. The pair met total of 37 times in tournament play. Jansher won 19 matches (74 games and 1,426 points), and Jahangir 18 matches (79 games and 1,459 points). This record doesn't include exhibition matches and league matches between them."
So, if Jahangir wasn't even much better than the 2nd best, how can you say he was as superior as Don Bradman?