Edwin Moses

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Edwin Moses is considered the greatest intermediate hurdler of all time. He competed in three Olympics, winning gold medals in Montreal in 1976 and Los Angeles in 1984. He once had a winning streak of 122 consecutive races. Living in Atlanta, he is actively involved in international sports issues, the fight against banned drugs in particular. He is chairman of the Laureus World Sports Academy.