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| The stadium that hosts the US Open is named for this African-American tennis great. | |
| Before he was a US Senator, he played basketball at Princeton and won two NBA Championships with the New York Knicks ('70, '73). | |
| This outfielder won the 2007 World Series with the Red Sox, and currently plays for the Oakland A's. Is not a cereal. | |
| This American gymnast was a three-time Olympian and a part of the gold medal winning 'Magnificent Seven' in 1996. | |
| This 1B/DH debuted with the Cincinnati Reds in 2005 and currently plays for the Toronto Blue Jays. In 2012, he hit 40 home runs for the first time in his career. | |
| He won the US Seniors Open in 2009. In 2005, he was the oldest golfer to win the Players Championship and famously wore a pink skirt on his way to winning the Skins Game. | |
| Known as 'The Iceman', this Hall of Fame shooting guard played in both the ABA and NBA, most notably with the Spurs. | |
| Terry Bollea adopted this ring name on his way to a pro wrestling career that spanned four decades and launched his second career in film and reality television. | |
| Known as 'The President', this Nigerian heavyweight boxer tallied a 20-0 record with 15 KOs. In 1999, his arrest in Las Vegas signaled the end of his career. | |
| One of the greatest all-time athletes in the women's heptathlon, this American won three Golds, one Silver, and two Bronze medals over the course of four Olympics. | |
| This NASCAR driver is a member of Hendrick Motorsports, and was the 2004 Rookie of the Year. | |
| Known as 'The Lion', this London-born heavyweight boxer tallied 41 wins, 32 KOs, and became the undisputed world heavyweight champion when he defeated Evander Holyfield in 1999. | |
| This center played 21 years in the NHL, mostly with the North Stars/Stars franchise. He holds the record for most points scored by a US-born player. | |
| Known as 'the Kitchen', this gargantuan offensive lineman earned six Pro Bowl appearances, and won three Super Bowls with the Dallas Cowboys. | |
| This Puerto Rican righty pitched for eight different teams in his twelve year career, but primarily with the Cardinals. He wore the number 00 in reference to his initials. | |
| This All-American cornerback/punt returner starred at LSU, and earned Pro Bowl honors with the Arizona Cardinals in his rookie NFL season in 2011. | |
| He is the Head Coach for the New York Jets. His father, Buddy, was a legendary coach for the Eagles and Cardinals. His twin brother is also a coach in the NFL. | |
| This three-time Olympic Gold medalist was the first basketball player to sign a WNBA contract. She is a 4-time WNBA champion, and a 3-time WNBA MVP. | |
| This 5-time Pro Bowl running back helped lead the Buffalo Bills to four Super Bowl appearances, but never won the big game. | |
| This reliever played 11 MLB seasons, earning two All-Star appearances. In 2003, he won the World Series with the Marlins, but is currently serving a 14-year sentence in Venezuela. | |
| This Spanish-born goalkeeper plays for FC Barcelona, where he has helped the club win five La Liga titles and three Champions League titles. | |
| This sharpshooting forward was an All-American at Maryland in 1992. An 11 year NBA player, he wore high socks as a tribute to our 'GG' athlete, and appeared in the movie 'Eddie'. | |
| This soccer player was one of the greatest French footballers of all time. He infamously headbutted an Italian opponent in the chest during the 2006 World Cup. | |
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