World Athletics6.30
Duplantis clears 6.30m in Tokyo for a third world title and his 14th world record.
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World AthleticsDuplantis clears 6.30m in Tokyo for a third world title and his 14th world record.
SPORTSNETA power-play goal against the Islanders makes Ovechkin the NHL’s all-time goals leader.
Olympic GamesAt 37, Djokovic beats Carlos Alcaraz for Olympic gold, the one prize he was missing.
Olympic GamesA fourth straight Olympic 800m freestyle title makes Ledecky the first woman to win the same individual event four times.
NBAA fadeaway against Oklahoma City passes Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s record, which had stood for 39 years.
FOX SoccerA 3–3 final against France, decided on penalties, completes Messi’s résumé.
Roland-GarrosNadal beats Casper Ruud for a 14th French Open title and a 22nd major.
Olympic GamesEvery one of Felix’s Olympic medal races, the most by any American in track and field.
The MastersEleven years after his last major, and after spinal fusion surgery, Woods wins a fifth Masters.
CBS Sports GolazoRonaldo’s overhead kick in Turin is so good the Juventus fans applaud it.
Watch on YouTube · NFLBrady leads the biggest comeback in Super Bowl history, beating Atlanta in overtime.
Australian OpenBeats her sister Venus in the Australian Open final for a 23rd Grand Slam title.
NBALeBron chases down Andre Iguodala in Game 7 as Cleveland completes a comeback from 3–1 down.
World AthleticsBolt runs the 100m world record in Berlin. It still stands.
WimbledonA 16–14 fifth set against Andy Roddick at Wimbledon brings a record 15th major.
HBOPacquiao knocks out Ricky Hatton in the second round, the knockout of the year.
Olympic GamesPhelps wins a record eight golds at one Games, one of them by a hundredth of a second.
Olympic GamesBolt wins the Olympic 100m in world-record time while celebrating before the line.
WimbledonNadal ends Federer’s five-year Wimbledon reign, 9–7 in the fifth set, in near darkness.
MLBBonds passes Hank Aaron’s career home run record.
United States Tennis Association (USTA)Sampras beats Andre Agassi for a 14th major in the last match he ever played.
Olympic GamesThorpe anchors Australia past the United States, which had never lost the Olympic 4x100m freestyle relay.
ESPNJordan crosses over Bryon Russell and hits the jumper that seals a sixth title.
PGA TourAt 21, Woods wins his first major, the Masters, by a record 12 strokes.
NHLGoal No. 802 moves Gretzky past Gordie Howe for the NHL goals record.
WimbledonAt 33, Navratilova beats Zina Garrison for a record ninth Wimbledon singles title.
NBAJordan hangs in the air over Craig Ehlo and hits at the buzzer to knock Cleveland out of the playoffs.
NHLEven strength, power play, shorthanded, penalty shot, and empty net, all in one game.
Watch on YouTube · FIFAMaradona runs from his own half past five England players and the keeper.
The MastersAt 46, Nicklaus shoots 30 on the back nine to win a sixth green jacket.
Olympic GamesFour golds at Los Angeles 1984, in the same four events Jesse Owens won in 1936.
NBAA skyhook against the Jazz passes Wilt Chamberlain for the career scoring record.
Watch on YouTube · NFLMontana finds Dwight Clark at the back of the end zone to beat Dallas and start a 49ers dynasty.
NHLFive goals against Philadelphia give Gretzky 50 in 39 games, a record that still stands.
WimbledonMcEnroe wins an 18–16 fourth-set tiebreak; Borg takes the fifth set for a fifth straight Wimbledon.
PBSRope-a-dope in Kinshasa: Ali knocks out George Foreman to regain the heavyweight title.
MLBHank Aaron passes Babe Ruth’s career home run record, through years of hate mail and threats.
Olympic GamesSeven events, seven golds, seven world records at Munich 1972.
SportsnetOrr scores the Stanley Cup winner 40 seconds into overtime and is sent flying.
The MastersBirdies on the last two holes win Palmer the 1960 Masters and launch Arnie’s Army.
ESPN MLBMays runs down Vic Wertz’s deep drive over his shoulder in Game 1 of the World Series.
AP ArchiveLouis knocks out Max Schmeling in 124 seconds at Yankee Stadium, avenging his only defeat.
Olympic GamesOwens wins the 100m, the first of four golds at Hitler’s Olympics.
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