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Is it more impressive to overturn the stigma of a title or to redefine it? In the pulsating showdown between Justice Cunningham (2013) and Tyrone McGriff (1980), the Mr. Irrelevants of All Time league confronts this dilemma head-on. Cunningham, the very last pick from recent memory, brings a fresh zest and modern challenge to the tag of 'irrelevant,' striving to turn what many see as a slight into a spotlight. On the other hand, McGriff emerges from the realm of 1980s grit, a testament to the enduring spirit of those who outshine their supposed limitations. This battle isn’t just about who carried their title better; it’s about which era's underdog spirit resonates more deeply with our current culture. Does the persistence of past pioneers speak louder, or does the audacity of the new school captivate our hearts more profoundly?
In this battle:
The contenders are currently tied in head-to-head matchups. Your vote will break the tie.
Right now, Brock Purdy holds the top spot among the Greatest Mr. Irrelevants of All Time. You can check out all the rankings over on the GOAT List.
Tyrone McGriff holds a special place in fans' hearts for his underdog story and standout resilience. His journey from the last pick to a significant player resonates with fans who love a good comeback story.
It's a classic clash of eras! Fans are really getting into the debate over whether Justice Cunningham's modern play style tops Tyrone McGriff's old-school toughness. Both have their unique charms which makes this matchup incredibly tight and exciting.