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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar When Kareem Abdul-Jabbar retired in 1989, he was the all-time NBA leading scorer with 38,387 points and the first player to play 20 seasons. During an unprecedented career spanning 1,560 games, he rebounded 17,440 and blocked 3,189. He is a six-time NBA champion and just as many times voted Most Valued Player (MVP). Now, on April 16, Abdul-Jabbar will be 75 years old.

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo was born on February 5, 1985, in Funchal, Madeira (Portugal). He is a Portuguese professional footballer, considered one of the greatest players of all time, and is known for his prolific goalscoring ability, athleticism, and professionalism. Ronaldo played for clubs including Sporting Lisbon, Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus, later returning to Manchester United before joining Al Nasser.

Cristiano Ronaldo

Mike Tyson Mike Tyson was born on June 30, 1966, in Brooklyn, New York (USA). He is a former American professional boxer and is considered one of the most famous heavyweight boxers in history. In 1986, at the age of just 20, he became the youngest heavyweight champion of all time. Tyson was famous for his enormous punching power and aggressive fighting style and was also known as "Iron Mike."

Mike Tyson

All top scorers of the soccer world championships From Mbappé to Gerd Müller the "Bomber of the Nation" - the most beautiful pictures of all World Cup top scorers from 1930 - 2022.

All top scorers of the soccer world championships

Top 10 Scorers in NBA History Basketball star Lebron James has sunk the ball 38,387 times. This makes him the undisputed number one in the all-time scorer list in NBA history. Even more sensational is the fact that these 10 top scorers have a total of 326,913 points. Have fun with the top shooters in NBA history.

Top 10 Scorers in NBA History

The icons of women's soccer Soccer has long since ceased to be a man's sport. Female soccer players like Birgit Prinz and Alexandra Popp show us that. In our selection you will find the icons of German women's soccer.

The icons of women's soccer

Babe Ruth With 714 home runs and seven wins in Major League Baseball (MLB), George Herman Ruth Jr., better known as "Babe Ruth", is one of the most dominant baseball players in history. In fact, strong arguments could be made that he has dominated his sport in a way that no other athlete has ever done in any other sport. Not Wilt Chamberlain in basketball, not Wayne Gretzky in hockey, not Pele in soccer.

Babe Ruth

Wayne Gretzky Canadian ice hockey player Wayne Gretzky has won four Stanley Cups and reached the finals six times. Gretzky was voted MVP in the NHL nine times, including an incredible eight in a row. In terms of career points, the percentage difference between Gretzky and anyone else who has ever played ice hockey at the highest level is 39 percent. With a whopping 2,857 points, 894 goals and 1,963 assists, he's set the bar so high it's unlikely his records will ever be broken.

Wayne Gretzky