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- Hey all you Pogi haters, it hurts your ego, doesn't it? The simplest way to explain Pogačar's greatness, so all you foolish haters will understand, is:
Imagine taking the greatest attributes of several different types of cyclist and putting them into one rider - Pogi:
1. Grand Tour GC rider
2. Elite climber
3. Time trialist
4. Classics specialist
5. Monument specialist
6. Explosive puncheur
7. Excellent bike handler
8. Tactically creative racer
9. Exceptional endurance athlete
…and then giving that Pogi an unusually aggressive racing mentality.
That's essentially what makes Pogačar so extraordinary. And there's one final point. He doesn't just win the races he's supposed to win. He wins races he isn't supposed to win... he wins races because he can.
That's the hallmark of the truly exceptional cyclist. And considering that Pogi is only 27, the most remarkable part debate may be that we don't yet know where his career ends.... and Pogi haters will still be suffering till 2032.... ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ... Wow, this just made my day.
- Mou?
- Wally could take the KOM classification!
- Out of all the people who beat Pogi in ascending order, Jonas, MVDP, WVA, Remco
- I'm not going to be impressed until he wins one in Antarctica...
- I'm curious as to what it is exactly you enjoy watching in sport. The scenery? The outfits? The peleton full of mediocre riders? What exactly is boring about watching someone who is simply better than everyone else? I'm fascinated by this attitude toward sport. Isn't the goal to win?
- The real GOAT
- The only thing that's interesting right is Pogacar's not riding now and that's good for cycling, he just spoils it, like every race he does - he wins, what's fantastic about that: NOTHING
- The only safe position in cycling is out in front, dead last, or in my case on a couch watching on Peacock T.V.
- @anonymouscyclist - thanks mate. It's an uphill battle bringing the r/pelotonmemes sense of fun and fandom to this site's comments section.
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