This swimmer has won more Olympic gold medals than any other athlete.
This country invented the sport of basketball.
What is the United States?
The championship game of the NFL is called this.
What is the Super Bowl?
A baseball game is scheduled to last this many innings.
What is 9?
In baseball, how many outs end an inning for one team?
What is three?
This basketball player was nicknamed "His Airness."
Who is Michael Jordan?
Soccer is the most popular sport in this continent.
What is Europe?
The championship trophy awarded in the NHL is called this.
What is the Stanley Cup?
A perfect game in bowling has this total score.
What is 300?
In golf, what bird is one stroke under par called?
What is a birdie?
This golfer has won five Masters tournaments and is famous for wearing the green jacket.
Who is Tiger Woods?
The Tour de France is famous for this sport.
What is cycling?
The winner of this famous golf tournament receives a green jacket.
What is The Masters?
This baseball player was the first to break Major League Baseball's color barrier in 1947.
Who is Jackie Robinson?
In football, how many points is a touchdown worth?
What is six?
This tennis player has won the most Grand Slam singles titles in men's tennis history.
Who is Novak Djokovic?
Wimbledon is the oldest tournament in this sport.
What is tennis?
Baseball teams compete for this championship trophy every fall
What is the World Series?
This basketball player won six NBA championships with the Chicago Bulls and is often called the greatest of all time.
Who is Michael Jordan?
In tennis, what word is used instead of zero?
What is love?
This baseball player was nicknamed "The Sultan of Swat."
Who is Babe Ruth?
Sumo wrestling is the national sport of this country.
What is Japan?
Winning all four major golf tournaments is called this achievement.
What is the Grand Slam?
This famous boxer was born Cassius Clay.
Who is Muhammad Ali?
In baseball, what is it called when a batter hits safely on every at-bat in one game?
What is batting 1.000 (or "a perfect batting game")?