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The Sports Quiz

Can you answer the sports questions??
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Last updated: April 26, 2025
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Who is the worlds fastest human being?
Usain Bolt
The worlds richest sportsman as of 2025
Cristiano Ronaldo
The world's richest sportsman of ALL TIME
Michael Jordan
Which international sports (played in 100+ countries) has maximum players on ground from one team
Rugby
How many times did American rider Greg Lemond win the Tour de France?
3
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The winter olypics are staged after every _ years
4
Which British soccer team is traditionally associated with either 1-0 or 0-1 victories?
Arsenal
What does the acronym WTA stand for in the world of tennis?
Women's Tennis Association
Is Pickeball Part of the olympics as of 2025
No
Which is the most internationally played sport?
Soccer/Football
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