WHAT you see is what you get with Bradley Wiggins. His achievements this year have been fantastic and he was a worthy winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award because he fits the criteria. Not only did he excel in a sporting sense but he is a personality as well. He was very approachable beforehand as well. The only surprise was how tall he is!
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