Talk:International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame

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Do you believe that there should be a section listing notable individuals who have not been inducted but are Jewish? I believe Peter Sampras and Boris Becker have some Jewish blood in them no? I also didn't see a criteria section for what constitutes a Jewish Athlete to be inducted Canking 15:46, 18 August 2007 (UTC)

No. This is just a reflection of the specific Hall of Fame, and those that it chose to include. There are sections of notable Jewish (and Jewish American) athletes ... that, I would think, is where Sampras and Becker are reflected, and should be reflected. If the website does not reflect what the Jewish blood criteria are, also, I don't see how we can, but you might check the website's url, or email them if it interests you.--Epeefleche 18:27, 18 August 2007 (UTC)