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I must be infinitely daft and thus unable to comprehend how a man can lead a Giro de Italia before starting his career. Next to that riding in the Olympics nearly a decade before begging said career is child's play. Evans surely is unquestionably the greatest cyclist of all time for pulling that off, and this discussion is therefore well and truly over. Anyone defending Uran's palmares against that must be trolling.
Two things in life are infinite and I'm ever more sure of the latter.lenric said:Ryo, I like you. You seem to be a cool guy, however, too much sucking on Uran.
Let's ignore the fact that Evans started his career in pro cycling later than Uran. I'll even take in consideration that Uran's career started in 2008. Just for the sake of the argument.
Uran did good things in Vuelta a Catalunya, Giro di Lombardia and 2 podiums in il Giro. Oh, and let's not forget the 2nd place at 2012's Olympic games. Probably some Romandie here and a little of success at Liége there.
Now, for Evans. I'll look into the first 7 years of his career (as I did with Uran), so I'm considering starting from 2004 and ending in 2011.
So... we have victories at Romandie, podiums in some classics, World Champion, Pro Tour champion, loads of podiums at GTs and he won le Tour in 2011.
Do I still need to continue? 'Cause I'm starting to think that you're trying to troll me... and in that case, I will laugh lol
I must be infinitely daft and thus unable to comprehend how a man can lead a Giro de Italia before starting his career. Next to that riding in the Olympics nearly a decade before begging said career is child's play. Evans surely is unquestionably the greatest cyclist of all time for pulling that off, and this discussion is therefore well and truly over. Anyone defending Uran's palmares against that must be trolling.