GREG WELCH - IRONMAN WORLD CHAMPION

October 10, 2007

>>	IM HAWAII RADIO 07
>>	AUDIO INTERVIEW
>>	IRONMAN RADIO
>>	TRIATHLETE HALL OF FAME
>>	GREG'S HERO'S
>>	GW'S WORLD OF IRONMAN
>>	2005 IRONMAN REVIEW
>>	SIAN TO HAWAII IRONMAN
>>	05 KONA SPECIAL STARTS
>>	IRONMAN HALL OF FAME
>>	HALL OF FAME - TEXT
>>	LATEST JOURNAL
>>	VIDEO CAREER TRIBUTE

2007 IRONMAN HAWAII - IRONMAN RADIO WITH GREG WELCH AND KEVIN MACKINNON
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2006 IRONMAN AND IRONMAN 70.3 IN REVIEW: Welchy reviews his travels with IronmanLive coverage for 2006. The races, the players, the stories and the events. Read Greg's take on the 2006 Ironman race season.
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IRONMAN RADIO: Greg does his (almost) weekly gig on Ironman Radio hosted by IronmanLive.com's Kevin MacKinnon. Catch up on the latest in Ironman news, scoops, history lessons and race news. Listen to radio shows:
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GREG INDUCTED INTO THE TRIATHLETE HALL OF FAME: Greg was inducted into the Triathlete Hall of Fame on Feb 3 at a special Triathlete Magazine function in Encinitas. Coming into the Hall with Greg wasNew Zealand's Erin Baker.
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2005 IRONMANLIVE COVERAGE REVIEW: Welchy reviews his travels with IronmanLive.com coverage for 2006 and the events and people that stood out for him. From Frankfurt, Penticton, John and Sarah. Read the champs thoughts.
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>>GREGWELCH.COM SECOND ANNUAL KONA SPECIAL STARTS: Welchy will be bring you his predictions, reports and journals from Kona. Insight and comments from a Ironman World Champion... check it out.
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One thing is certain. Greg Welch is supremely talented and hugely unpredictable, and the two traits can collide in a fireball of glory�The amazing thing is that Welch hasn�t been flogged, strung up, keel-hauled or hacked into sushi. Being just bigger than Beaver Cleaver helps.� PCH Sports

>>	TRIATHLETE HALL OF FAME
>>	IRONMAN HISTORY VIDEO
>>	IRONMAN HALL OF FAME
>>	RADIO INTERVIEW - KONA
>>	HALL OF FAME
>>	HALL OF FAME ANNOUNCE
>>	JOKERS WILD
>>	FANTASY ISLAND
>>	ARISE SIR WELCH
>>	FOCUS ON FATHERHOOD
>>	GREG RETIRES
>>	RETIREMENT STATEMENT
>>	20 QUESTIONS
>>	IRONMANLIVE CHAT
>>	DOING IT TOUGH
>>	KID IN A CANDY STORE
>>	GREG ON TV
>>	SCHOOL AMBASSADOR
>>	WELCHY RETIRES
>>	TECH ADVISER FOR WTC
>>	ESSENCE OF WELCHY
>>	COACH WELCH
>>	GREG ENDURANCE RADIO
>>	DENTON INTERVIEW

�He was the heart of our sport. Talented, generous, spirited, personable, the diminutive Aussie was able to leap from sprint races to Ironman in a single bound, unfailingly positive. He was a multi-sport Mighty Mouse ready to save the day. So when he sat in front of a microphone in San Diego on January 11 (2000) to tell us, in a voice at time quavering with emotion, how close to death he had been with a heart gone haywire, it sent off powerful shock waves throughout sports.

The news of his retirement at the age of 35 stunned fans as much as Lance Armstrong�s battle with cancer. Until he was diagnosed with ventricular tachycardia, Greg Welch only seemed like he was living at 300 beats per minute.� Tim Carlson, Inside Triathlon