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So too was the reigning Ballon d'Or holder Lionel Messi who would have been impossible to ignore.
The fastest man on earth Usain Bolt was the first man who came to Ferdinand's mind and that's hard to argue with considering he's the first man to win six gold medals in sprinting at the Olympics.
The next two spots were reserved for breakout stars who, just 12 months ago, you may not have expected to earn recognition from a star like Ferdinand.
UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor was namechecked, despite having just had his unbeaten UFC record besmirched by Nate Diaz.
And the recent heroics of the Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry did not go unnoticed by Ferdinand who awarded him the final place on his list.
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