Vote for who you think its the world’s biggest (nonfictional) badass. Failure to do so will result in noogies from all of them.

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Alexander the Great

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Considered perhaps the greatest general in history he conquered and led one of the greatest empires of all time.

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Sharpshooter who could hit any target at will.

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The Results

1.

Genghis Khan

80%
2.

Alexander the Great

80%
3.

Bruce Lee

79%
4.

Clint Eastwood

78%
5.

Theodore Roosevelt

74%
6.

George Patton

74%
7.

Attila

74%
8.

Winston Churchill

73%
9.

Julius Caesar

73%
10.

Muhammad Ali

72%
11.

Abraham Lincoln

72%
12.

Nikola Tesla

71%
13.

George Washington

69%
14.

Sean Connery

68%
15.

Samuel L. Jackson

67%
16.

Geronimo

67%
17.

John Wayne

67%
18.

Ulysses S. Grant

66%
19.

Johnny Cash

66%
20.

Oskar Schindler

65%
21.

Grigori Rasputin

65%
22.

Bill Murray

65%
23.

Chuck Norris

65%
24.

Thich Quang Duc

64%
25.

Vladimir Putin

64%
26.

Neil Armstrong

64%
27.

Evel Knievel

64%
28.

Ernest Hemingway

63%
29.

Andrew Jackson

62%
30.

Robert De Niro

62%
31.

Davy Crockett

62%
32.

Aron Ralston

61%
33.

Jimi Hendrix

61%
34.

Pat Tillman

61%
35.

Chuck Yeager

60%
36.

Edmund Hillary

60%
37.

John F. Kennedy

60%
38.

Mark Twain

59%
39.

Guy Fawkes

59%
40.

Jackie Robinson

58%
41.

Thomas Jefferson

58%
42.

Eliot Ness

58%
43.

Frederick Douglass

58%
44.

Bear Grylls

57%
45.

Mike Tyson

57%
46.

Charles Lindbergh

57%
47.

Harry Houdini

57%
48.

Joan of Arc

57%
49.

Danny Trejo

55%
50.

Jason Statham

55%

35.

Chuck Yeager

A retired major general and the first pilot to travel faster than sound thereby making him the first, best, and most supersonic.
34.

Pat Tillman

National Football League player and member of the United States Army Rangers.
33.

Jimi Hendrix

Legendary guitarist who could make even a song made in the 19th Century sound cool.
32.

Aron Ralston

Mountain climber turned public speaker after amputating his own arm.
31.

Davy Crockett

A celebrated American pioneer and politician, his legend began at 13 when he skipped school one day—for 3 years.
30.

Robert De Niro

American actor and lovable Family man.
29.

Andrew Jackson

Former President of the United States who fought in the Revolutionary War when he was only thirteen.
28.

Ernest Hemingway

Author who drank, womanized, and penned great literature heavily.
27.

Evel Knievel

Daredevil known for jumping over canyons and his red, white, and blue suit.
26.

Neil Armstrong

Once held the title of Only Man Ever To Touch the Moon.
25.

Vladimir Putin

Prime Minister of Russia and bear wrestler.
24.

Thich Quang Duc

Buddhist monk who burned himself to death just to make a point.
23.

Chuck Norris

Martial art expert and subject of Internet facts.
22.

Bill Murray

Comedian who lives life as he pleases.
21.

Grigori Rasputin

Russian Mystic rumored to be in control of the Russian Monarchy and impossible to kill.
20.

Oskar Schindler

Saved over a thousand Jews during the Holocaust by employing them in his factory.
19.

Johnny Cash

The original Man In Black who didn’t fight aliens.
18.

Ulysses S. Grant

Former President of the United States and Civil War military commander.
17.

John Wayne

Outspoken American actor who continued to work for more than a decade after losing 4 ribs and a lung to cancer.
16.

Geronimo

Native American leader who fought against Mexico and the United States for their expansion into Apache tribal lands for several decades during the Apache Wars.
15.

Samuel L. Jackson

Actor known for exuding awesomeness and profanity.
14.

Sean Connery

The best James Bond, inspiration for the best of the SNL jeopardy sketches
13.

George Washington

Number one in your program; number one in your heart.
12.

Nikola Tesla

Serbian inventor and eccentric.
11.

Abraham Lincoln

Former President of the United States, abolisher of slavery, and frequent top hat wearer.
10.

Muhammad Ali

3-time World Heavyweight Champion with a penchant for rhyming.
9.

Julius Caesar

Roman general and statesman who helped turn Roman Republic.
8.

Winston Churchill

Quotable Prime Minister who helped England win World War 2.
7.

Attila

Leader of the Hunnic Empire, known across the land for his brutality.
6.

George Patton

Eccentric and genius military commander who helped win World War 2.
5.

Theodore Roosevelt

Former President of the United States who spoke softly, carried a big stick, and killed bears.
4.

Clint Eastwood

Actor, director, producer, composer, politician, and your dad’s hero.
3.

Bruce Lee

Martial arts master and actor.
2.

Alexander the Great

Considered perhaps the greatest general in history he conquered and led one of the greatest empires of all time.
1.

Genghis Khan

Brutal warrior, founder of the largest empire in history, and the most enterprising Khan until Chaka.