🇦🇺 Australian Sporting Legends – The Ultimate Tribute

On December 6, 1999, ahead of the Sydney 2000 Olympics, one of the greatest assemblies of Australian sporting greatness took place. In honour of Betty Cuthbert, this historic tribute united 57 of Australia's most decorated sporting icons, each of whom has left an indelible mark on their sport and country.

This green and gold framed masterpiece is a once-in-a-lifetime collectible that captures the very essence of Australian sporting greatness.

📐 Specifications:

• Framed Size: Approx. 93 x 66cm

• Presentation: Green and gold design with luxurious gold frame

• Authentication:
  ✅ Official Certificates of Authenticity from Sports Online and the Australian Memorabilia Association (AMA)

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🏆 The Ultimate Australian Sports Collectible

This is not just memorabilia – it's an irreplaceable national treasure. Celebrate the icons who defined generations of Australian excellence in sport.

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✅ Signed by 57 of Australia’s Greatest Athletes, including:

• John Newcombe (Tennis) – 7 Grand Slam singles titles

• Herb Elliott (Athletics) – Rome 1960 Olympic gold medallist; mile world record holder

• Reg Gasnier (Rugby League) – NRL Immortal; 6-time Premier; 39 Tests for Australia

• Dennis Lillee (Cricket) – 355 wickets in 70 Tests

• John Eales (Rugby Union) – 1991 & 1999 RWC Champion; Australian captain

• Alex Jesaulenko (AFL) – 4× AFL Premier; Greatest Mark in History

• Sir Jack Brabham (Motor Racing) – 3-time Formula 1 World Champion

• Evonne Goolagong-Cawley (Tennis) – 8 Grand Slam singles titles

• Craig Johnston (Soccer) – 271 games for Liverpool FC

• Ron Barassi (AFL) – 6× AFL Premier

• Darren Beadman (Horse Racing) – 2× Melbourne Cup winner

• Mick Dittman (Horse Racing) – Melbourne Cup winner; 3× Golden Slipper winner

• Ray Price (Rugby League/Union) – 4× Premier; 2× Dally M winner

• Andrew Gaze (Basketball) – 5-time Olympian; FIBA Hall of Famer

• Rob De Castella (Athletics) – World Athletics gold; 2× Commonwealth gold

• Johnny Lewis (Boxing) – Legendary trainer of Fenech, Harding & Tszyu

• Jenny Turrall (Swimming) – 3× Commonwealth Games medallist

• Trevor Hendy (Surf Life Saving) – 6× Australian Champion

• Bob Fulton (Rugby League) – NRL Immortal; 39 Tests for Australia

• Ray Baartz (Soccer) – 48 matches for Australia

• Kel Nagle (Golf) – 1960 British Open Champion; 2nd in 1965 US Open

• Trevor Allen (Rugby Union) – 14 Tests for Australia; Dual-code international

• Geoff Hunt (Squash) – 4× World Champion

• Tony Roche (Tennis) – 8 Grand Slam singles titles; 4× Davis Cups

• Kevin Berry (Swimming) – 1964 Olympic gold medallist

• Billy Dunk (Golf) – 100+ tournament victories; 80+ course records

• John Raper (Rugby League) – NRL Immortal; 8× Premierships; 39 Tests

• Heather McKay (Squash) – 16 consecutive British Open titles

• Kay Cottee (Sailing) – First woman to circumnavigate the globe solo

• Mark Richards (Surfing) – 4-time World Champion

• Chris Nicholson (Sailing) – 2-time Olympian

• Bob Skilton (AFL) – 3-time Brownlow Medallist

• Sharon Buchanan (Hockey) – 3-time Olympian; 1988 Gold medallist

• Debbie Flintoff-King (Athletics) – 1988 Olympic Gold medallist

• Richie Benaud (Cricket) – 248 wickets; 2,201 runs in 63 Tests; Iconic broadcaster

• Tracey Wickham (Swimming) – World record holder in 400m, 800m, 1500m

• Damien Hardman (Surfing) – 2× World Champion

• Graeme Langlands (Rugby League) – 45 Tests for Australia

• Jack Newton (Golf) – 1975 British Open & 1980 US Masters runner-up

• David Foster (Wood Chopping) – World Champion 21 years running

• Anne Sargeant (Netball) – Australian captain 1977–1988; 2× World Champ

• Murray Rose (Swimming) – 6 Olympic medals incl. 4 gold

• John Famechon (Boxing) – World Champion

• John Konrads (Swimming) – 1960 Olympic 1500m gold medallist

• Shelly Taylor-Smith (Swimming) – 5× FINA Marathon World Champion

• Ian Chappell (Cricket) – Legendary captain; acclaimed broadcaster

• David Campese (Rugby Union) – RWC Champion; Grand Slam Player

• Eddie Charlton (Snooker) – 3-time Pot Black Champion; World title runner-up

• Tom Carroll (Surfing) – 2× World Champion

• Nick Farr-Jones (Rugby Union) – World Cup-winning captain

• Ralph Doubell (Athletics) – 1968 Olympic 800m gold medallist

• John Landy (Athletics) – Mile world record holder; Victorian Governor

• Louise Sauvage (Paralympics) – 13 medals across 4 Paralympic Games

• George Moore (Horse Racing) – 2× Cox Plate; 2× Golden Slipper jockey

• Ron Clarke (Athletics) – 17 world records in middle/long distance

• Ken Catchpole (Rugby Union) – 27 Tests; Legendary scrum-half

• Des Renford (Swimming) – “King of the Channel”; 19 crossings of the English Channel

🔖 Also bears the personal stamp of the late, great Betty Cuthbert, the “Golden Girl” of Australian athletics.