Who has won the most gold gloves?
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Brooks Robinson, Jim Kaat (16).\n\nI don't like the Gold Glove idea for two reasons: 1. It didn't start until the late '50s, so it missed some great players. 2. It doesn't differentiate b/w LF, CF and RF, which has penalized some great outfielders. But there's your answer.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gold_Gloves
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which pair holds the world record for most wins in Davis Cup doubles ?
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Eddie Eagan, who had been an Olympic champion in boxing in 1920, won the gold in the men's bobsled event during the 1932 Lake Placid Games to become the first and so far only Olympian to have won gold medals in both the Summer and Winter Olympics.
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Men's record holders for most wins since 1925:\n=================\n\nAll competitions: Henri Cochet (France), 9 titles (4 singles, 3 doubles, 2 mixed doubles titles). \n\nSingles: Björn Borg (Sweden), 6. \n\nConsecutive singles titles: Björn Borg, 4. \n\nDoubles: Roy Emerson (Australia), 6. \n\n---------------------------\nLadies' record holders for most wins since 1925:\n====================\n\nAll competitions: Margaret Smith Court (Australia), 13 (5 singles, 4 doubles, 4 mixed doubles titles) \n\nSingles: Chris Evert (USA), 7. \n\nConsecutive singles titles: Helen Wills Moody (USA), Hilde Sperling (Germany) and Monica Seles (Yugoslavia), 3. \n\nDoubles: Martina Navratilova (Czechoslovakia/USA), 7.
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Jimmy Connors holds the record for most titles in men's tennis in the modern era.  I believe he has somewhere around 105 tournament titles to his credit.  Pete Sampras holds the record for most grandslam titles with 14 but that was not really the answer to the question you just asked.
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A lot comes to mind.\n\nDiMaggio's hitting streak\nAaron Home Run Record\nThe Lakers' 33-game winning streak\nSecretariat's domination of the Triple Crown\nOJ's 2000-rushing yard season\nRocky Marciano's Boxing Record\nThe Miracle on Ice in the Olympics
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If you assume that the nation with the most medals to have "won" the unofficial champions would be:\n\n(Number of Gold medals take precedence over total medals)\n\n1996\n\n1. USA -------- 101 (44 Gold)\n2. Russia -----  63 (26 Gold)\n3. Germany ----  65 (20 Gold)\n\n2000\n\n1. USA --------  97 (40 Gold)\n2. Russia -----  88 (32 Gold)\n3. China ------  59 (28 Gold)\n\n2004\n\n1. USA -------- 103 (35 Gold)\n2. China ------  63 (32 Gold)\n3. Russia -----  92 (27 Gold)\n\nLookout for China in '08. It looks as if they'll dominate
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John Gagliardi has the most wins
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If you are talking about boxing, then the answer would be Floyd Patterson.  He won Olympic Gold as a middleweight, and was the youngest man to win the world heavyweight title.  Later, he was the first man to regain the heavyweight title after losing it.  Ali came later.  Patterson was born in 1935, fought mostly through the fifties and early sixties, died recently.
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American Golds in Pairs are very hard to come across. The medals won by Americans in the Pairs are:\nBronze: Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard (Calgary 1988)\nSilver: Kitty and Peter Carruthers (Sarajevo 1984)\nBronze: Nancy and Roland Ludington (Squaw Valley 1960)\nSilver: Karol Estelle and Michael Kennedy (Oslo 1952)\nSilver: Beatrix Loughran and Sherwin Badger (Lake Placid 1932)\nSo in simple terms, no, the USA has never won a gold in the Pairs competition
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Actually I saw Audlee Harrison get beat by a no name on BFC and he has yet to fight any BIG names in the U.S. to prove himself. If you are judging by best English heavyweight he may be the one but I would have to go with Vladimir Klitchko for current best heavyweight over all. He proved this by beating Sam Peter, an undefeated hopeful, and dominating Cris Byrd. He is taking on the best of the best. His critics point to his lost to Brewster where he wore himself out but you have to remember he dominated every minute of the fight before that and there was no rematch. I think he just had a bad night.
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Paolo Rossi is the only player to win 3 honours in a single tournament. he won the 1982 FIFA World Cup with ITALY, the Golden Shoe for being the top scorer of the tournament with 6 goals & the Golden Ball for the best player at the tournament.
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From www.olympic.org:\n\nEddie Eagan (USA-bobsleigh and boxing) achieved a unique feat by winning gold medals in both summer and winter sports. In 1920, he won the light-heavyweight boxing championship. Twelve years later, he reappeared at the Winter Olympics and won the four-man bobsleigh event.
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Biggest wins\nHungary 10 El Salvador 1, 1982 World Cup in Spain\nHungary 9 South Korea 0, 1954 World Cup in Switzerland\nYugoslavia 9 Zaire 0 1974 World Cup in West Germany
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Bobby Lashley for sure. Lashley has beaten Finlay and Lashley is the United States Champion too.
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John L Sullivan, the Boston Strong Boy, was an Irish American boxing champion. He was the last bare knuckle champion and the first to use gloves. He was the world's 1st heavyweight champion