Groups of Two Sports

Name these athletic twosomes

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Clue Answer	Answer
Liverpool football teams	Everton
	Liverpool
NBA teams Lebron James has played for	Miami Heat
	Cleveland Cavaliers
Countries that hosted 2002 FIFA World Cup	Japan
	South Korea
Colleges Russell Wilson attended	NC State
	Wisconsin
Lightest and heaviest MMA weight classes	Atomweight
	Super Heavyweight
Portugese teams that have won the UEFA Champions League	Benfica
	Porto
Tallest and shortest NBA players ever	Manute Bol or Gheorghe Muresan
	Muggsy Bogues
North American cities with most professional sports teams	New York City
	Los Angeles
New sports voted into the 2016 Olympics	Golf
	Sevens Rugby
Divisions of the NFL	American Football Conference
	National Football Conference
Tennis-playing Williams sisters	Serena
	Venus
English Premier League football's "North London Rivalry"	Arsenal
	Tottenham
Running backs with 16,000+ rushing yards	Emmitt Smith
	Walter Payton

Clue Answer	Answer
Golfers with at least 75 wins	Sam Snead
	Tiger Woods
World Cup tournaments North Korea has attended	1966
	2010
Highest scoring QB/WR duo of all time	Peyton Manning
	Marvin Harrison
Famous baseballing duo of the 1920s	Babe Ruth
	Lou Gehrig
Newly admitted IOC members since 2012	Kosovo
	South Sudan
Countries Ferenc Puskas played for	Hungary
	Spain
Possibly greatest boxing rivalry of all time	Joe Frazier
	Muhammad Ali
Universities in American College football's "Iron Bowl"`	Alabama
	Auburn
Highest capacity stadiums in London	Wembley
	Twickenham
Pair of hockey's greats that led Edmonton to multiple cups in the 80s	Mark Messier
	Wayne Gretzky
First cities to host the regular and winter X Games	Newport, Rhode Island
	Stowe, Vermont
Cities that have hosted at least 3 Olympic Games	Athens
	London
Brothers who met in Superbowl XLVII as opposing coaches	John Harbaugh
	Jim Harbaugh