IYO, who had the greatest peak in sports history?

Tiger

Bonds averaged 52 homeruns a year? I knew that number was gonna be high but
Holy shite that's insane.

It has to be someone from an individual sport maybe Anderson Silva, or Roger Federer.

I would go with Vitali Klitschko

45-2 record
41 KOs
2 losses cam due to injury while up on the cards

Never been knocked down
Never been behind on the cards at any point in any fight

Maddux from 1995-1999ish has to be in this discussion without looking at the numbers.

I do know he went 19-2 with a 1.63 ERA in 1995

Usain Bolt, pretty much unbeatable in the 100 and 200, and it lasted pretty long with maybe some periods where he wasn't in top shape.

Bonds, Woods, Federer, and Phelps are the first that come to mind.

I want to say guys like Jordan, Shaq, and Lebron from basketball are unrivaled in more recent basketball history.

Pedro is the answer

Tiger.

Golf has the slimmest margins. And though he was up against some relative fatties, that wasn't his fault. He literally transformed the sport.

I believe Mike Tyson, at his peak, was the scariest boxer to ever exist.

That said, an honorable mention goes out to JR Richards -- one of the most dominant, yet relatively unknown MLB pitchers. His 4 seasons of ERA, Complete Games, IP, SO, FIP and WHIP -- the dude was absolutely incredible. And he played on some absolutely shite Astros teams. The fact he did not win the Cy Young in 79 is almost criminal. Fricking Bruce Sutter wins with only pitching 100 innings? Would have loved to see a non-stroke victim JR pitch into his 30's.