Not exactly a member of the sports world anymore, Ozzie Guillen deserved a spot on this list nonetheless. Guillen berated players, opposing managers and the media. He had no filter and said anything that was on his mind -- literally anything.
Watching him pounds guys helmets into the ground and blatantly grab opponents' facemasks during a rivalry game was enough proof for me.
Tom Brady is one bully that has earned the respect of basically anyone who has accidentally gotten in his way or angered him in any way. He yells at teammates and coaches to get his thoughts across and sometimes it comes off as bully-esque.
Marshall Henderson is a verbal bully. He gets pretty pumped up during games and he has the tendency to get in players' -- and even fans' -- faces.
Talib is known for his on-field physicality and trash talking, but sometimes it's the off-field problems that make you a bully and a jerk. He has gotten in a few altercations with fellow players off the field.
No one is better at making reporters feel bullied than Popovich. Okay, Gregg isn't a bully to everyone, just the sideline reporters and the rest of the media, but he is the toughest coaching nut to crack.
Rampage Jackson is that bully that you would be afraid of, but jokes around a lot and if you don't laugh at his jokes, he'd probably beat you to a pulp.
A.J. Pierzynski is the type of bully that isn't tough or popular, but overcompensates with his trash talking and confrontational attitude -- the worst.
Brian McCann is more of a father figure that anyone would be afraid of. Don't you dare hit a home run off his team and try to trot around the bases without being confronted at home plate.
Chara is that big student from school that doesn't know his strength too well at first, but when he realizes that he is way stronger than anyone else, he starts lashing out on people he doesn't like.
Ah, the talented athlete bully. Kobe is that jock who knows he's amazing at basketball so he doesn't listen to anyone else and cares solely about himself -- and winning, of course. He's good at basketball and he will rub it in your face.
Harrison is like the big quiet guy who sits in the corner with a smug look on his face, waiting to pounce on unsuspecting prey -- or weaker NFL players. He is known for getting a cheap shot, or two, in.
Ndamukong Suh is the kind of bully who isn't very sneaky about his actions. He will blatantly pick on other players and, even crazier, deny it.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. likes to beat up other people and get paid for it. Oh wait, that's not being a bully, that's just his job. Well, he's not the nicest guy to opponents outside of the ring either.
Todd Bertuzzi nearly paralyzed another human being with a cheap shot on the ice during a game. Yeah, if that's not bully-like, then I don't know what is.
Kendrick Perkins has a temper like no other and that's the kind of bully that just scares the daylights out of people.
If you can go into the stands and beat up on "innocent" fans, you are a lower-than-scum bully.
Incognito just looks like a bully. Oh yeah, and he verbally bullied another player out of the league basically. Not a good guy.
Kevin Garnett is not the nicest player in the NBA. In fact, he may just be the biggest bully out there. He talks trash nonstop, picks on other players physically and pins the crime on the opposition at all times. He's just like a bad big brother.
No one throws a better basketball at his players than Mike Rice.
I don't really think there's an explanation needed for this despicable bully.
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