Lleyton Hewitt
Australian professional tennis player
As someone who got the absolute most out of themselves.
Death & what remains
What would you like to be remembered for?
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Max Whitlock
English artistic gymnast
I would like to be a legend in my sport, like Mo Farah and Chris Hoy.
Simone Biles
United States artistic gymnast
As a confident, inspirational and very bubbly person.
Ivan Lendl
Czech and American tennis player
As a guy who had fun.
Jonnie Peacock
British athlete
Someone happy and cheeky who tried to change perceptions.
Harry Redknapp
English football player and manager
As someone who had time for everybody.
Bradley Wiggins
British former professional road and track racing cyclist
As an honest person who did his best.
Joe Wicks
British fitness coach, television presenter and author
As someone who helped people live healthier lives.
Judy Murray
Scottish tennis coach
Firm, fair, fun.
Gareth Bale
Welsh footballer
I only really care about my own opinion of myself, and my family and friends’ opinion of me. The rest is just noise.
Adam Peaty
British swimmer; Olympic champion 2016 and 2021
As a great man.
Ronnie O'Sullivan
English snooker player
As someone that loved what they did, embraced it wholeheartedly and never quit.
Abby Wambach
United States international footballer, 2001–2015
Forget me." Because if I am forgotten, then I know that the game has grown and the game is better. If I am forgotten, then somebody else has taken my place. And that is the natural order of the world.
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