There was similar symbolism – the passing of the torch – when in early 2008 Barack Obama won the endorsement of Kennedy's brother, Teddy, and daughter, Caroline: once he had their blessing, Obama looked unbeatable.
With more power than most players, she dictates rallies and though her radar can go astray from time to time, when it is set right, she is nigh unbeatable, especially on grass.
Paul Dowswell, author of The Story of the Second World War and Ausländer These are written for adults, but great for teens: The World at War by Richard Holmes, the book accompanying the unbeatable 1970s TV documentary series.
"I don't think we're unbeatable but you can say there is a huge confidence in the team now.
She gathered an enormous protest vote that had no ideological content, which made her unbeatable in the second ballot.
The big Dutchman proved unbeatable as the First Division side almost pulled off a shock result.
She adds: "While our rivals are reducing the number of magazines in their weekend editions, the Sun on Sunday is delighted to be able to offer comprehensive new TV listings as part of our unbeatable offer".
For five hours, the unheralded Douglas was undisputed heavyweight champion of the world after knocking out the unbeaten and apparently unbeatable Tyson in the 10th round.
Some, perhaps all, of the unbeatable XI who stayed thick this summer will face their own challenges in the meantime, and none is a truly guaranteed starter.
'Tea from Mauritius, you will like it, it will remind you of our island.' And quite honestly, anything that might transport you back to the unbeatable pleasure of lolling in the sun by the warm turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean is a gift indeed.
Now in its seventh year as a permanent Chicago festival, the once-traveling event grew from a nostalgic glimmer of the 90s to an unbeatable force that showcases Chicago's beauty.
