He was a really humble man, chalking up his feat to luck of all things. He was probably one of the last Great amateur athletes too. Most of all he was a quite a

He was a really humble man, chalking up his feat to luck of all things. He was probably one of the last Great amateur athletes too. Most of all he was a quite an accomplished neurologist, who had this to say about his struggles with Parkinson’s Disease: ”There's a gentle irony to it. I have seen and looked after patients with so many neurological and other disorders that's why I am not surprised I have acquired an illness. "It's in the nature of things. I am being well looked after and I don't intend to let it interfere - as much as I can."