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Famous sports personalities in the World

This is a list of famous sports personalities. Has shared many famous sports personalities in the fields of many other sports including football, athletics, cycling, gymnastics, baseball, boxing, cycling and more.

List of Famous Sports Personalities in the World
Name Of The Persons	Sports	Country
Dhyan Chand	Hockey.	India
Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore	Shooting	India
Balbir Singh Sr	Hockey.	India
Pullela Gopichand	Bedminton.	India
Vijay Kumar	Shooting.	India
Yogeshwar Dutt	Wrestling.	India
Sachin Tendulkar	Cricket.	India
Sushil Kumar	Wrestling.	India
Leslie Claudius	Hockey.	India
Khashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav	Wrestling	India
Vijender Singh	Boxing	India
Gagan Narang	Shooting	India
Kapil Dev	Cricket	India
Mahesh Bhupathi	Tennis	India
Leander Paes	Tennis	India
Saina Nehwal	Bedminton	India
Jwala Gutta	Bedminton	India
Rohan Bopanna	Tennis	India
Sania Mirza	Tennis	India
Sunil Gavaskar	Cricket	India
Prakash Padukone	Bedminton	India
Ravichandra Ashwin	Cricket	India
Viswanathan Anand	Chess	India
Apurvi Chandela	Shooting	India
Siril Verma	Badminton	India
Lionel Messi	Football	Argentina
Diego Maradona	Football	Argentina
Sir Donald Bradman	Cricket	Australia
David Campese	Rugby Union	Australia
Jack Nicklaus	Golf.	Australia
Rod Laver	Tennis.	Australia
Shane Warne	Cricket.	Australia
Severiano	Golf.	Ballesteros
Eddy Merckx	Cycling.	Belgium
Pele	Football.	Brazil
Ronaldhino	Football.	Brazil
Bruno Soares	Tennis	Brazil
Aryton Senna	Motor Racing	Brazilian
Emil Zatopek	Athletics.	Czechoslovakia
Ian Botham	Cricket.	England
C.B.Fry	Cricket.	England
David Beckham	Football.	England
Lewis Hamilton	Motor Racing.	England
Steve Davis	Snooker.	England
W.G. Grace	Cricket.	England
Haile Gebreselassie	Athletics.	Ethiopia
Kenenisa Bekele	Athletics.	Ethiopia
Abebe Bikila	Athletics.	Ethopia
Paavo Nurmi	Athletics.	Finland
Bernard Hinault	Cycling.	France
Jacques Anquetil	Cycling.	France
Serge Blanco	Rugby Union.	France
Michael Schumacher	Motor Racing.	Germany
Steffi Graf	Tennis.	Germany
Andy Murray	Tennis.	Great Britain
Bill Shankly	Football.	Great Britain
Bobby Moore	Football.	Great Britain
Chris Froome	Cycling.	Great Britain
Chris Hoy	Cycling.	Great Britain
Fred Perry	Tennis.	Great Britain
Henry Cooper	Boxing.	Great Britain
Mo Farah	Athletics.	Great Britain
Nick Faldo	Golf.	Great Britain
Paula Radcliffe	Athletics.	Great Britain
Roger Bannister	Athletics.	Great Britain
Sebastian Coe	Athletics.	Great Britain
Sir Steve Redgrave	Rowing.	Great Britain
Stirling Moss	Motor Racing.	Great Britain
Fausto Coppi	Cycling	Italy
Usain Bolt	Race	Jamaica
Asbel Kiprop	Athletics	Kenya
Tegla Laroupe	Athletics	Kenya
Hicham El Guerrouj	Athletics	Morocco
George Best	Football.	Northern Ireland
Grete Waitz	Athletics.	Norway
Magnus Carlsen	Chess	Norway
Imran Khan	Cricket.	Pakistan
Miguel Tabuena	Golf	Philippines
Manny Pacquiao	Boxing.	Phillipines
Cristiano Ronaldo	Football.	Portugal
Eusebio	Football.	Portugal
Jose Mourinho	Football.	Portugal
Nadia Comaneci	Gymnastics.	Romania
Maria Sharapova	Tennis.	Russia
Vladimir Kramnik	Chess	Russia
Svetlana Kuznetsova	Tennis	Russia
Alex Ferguson	Football.	Scotland
Eric Liddell	Athletics.	Scottish
Viktor Troicki	Tennis	Serbia
Rafael Nadal	Tennis.	Spain
Seve Ballesteros	Golf.	Spain
Carolina Marin	Badminton	Spain
Bjorn Borg	Tennis.	Sweden
Martina Hingis	Tennis.	Switzerland
Roger Federer	Tennis.	Switzerland
Johan Cruyff	Football.	The Netherlands
Jamie Murray	Tennis	UK
Serguei Bubka	Athletics.	Ukraine
Tiger Woods	Golf.	US
Muhammad Ali	Boxing	US
Floyd Joy Mayweather	Boxing	US
Carl Lewis	Athletics	US
Billie Jean King	Tennis	US
Jackie Joyner Kersee	Athletics.	US
Al Oerter	Athletics.	US
Babe Didrikson Zaharias	Golf.	US
Babe Ruth	Baseball.	US
Bo Jackson	Baseball.	US
Bob Beamon	Athletics.	US
Chris Evert	Tennis.	US
Greg Lemond	Cycling.	US
Jim Thorpe	Swimming.	US
Jimmy Connors	Tennis.	US
Joe Dimaggio	Baseball.	US
John Mcenroe	Tennis.	US
Kelly Slater	Surfing.	US
Lance Armstrong	Cycling.	US
Magic Johnson	Basketball.	US
Mark Spitz	Swimming.	US
Martina Navratilova	Tennis.	US
Michael Johnson	Athletics.	US
Michael Jordan	Basketball.	US
Michael Phelps	Swimming.	US
Jonathan Edwards	Rugby Union.	Wales
Gareth Bale	Football.	Wales
Gareth Edwards	Rugby Union.	Wales
Brian Lara	Cricket.	West Indies
Sir Viv Richards	Cricket.	West Indies
Sir Gary Sobers	Cricket.	West Indies
Monica Seles	Tennis.	Yugoslavia / US

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