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1970 Brazil National Team

With a sport so popular around the world, there are bound to be some real all stars in every country. But when it came to Brazil in 1970, they were on a whole other level. Mario Zagallo coached an unbelievable team consisting of the legendary Pele and a squad of up-and-coming all-stars to their 4th world cup title. They won every game with incredible ease before taking the final match 4-1.

Chicago Bulls ’91-’98

Ask anyone who isn’t a fan of basketball to name a few players, and you can bet that Michael Jordan makes the list. He was simply unreal. But it wasn’t just Michael that made the Chicago Bulls such a force in the 90s, it was a perfect mix of skill, tenacity, and determination. The Chicago Bulls won 3 championships in a row starting in 1991, and then they won 3 more starting in 1996.

’98 Yankees

Before sweeping the Padres in the World Series, the 1998 Yankees were simply dominating the regular season. With a team lacking truly ‘iconic’ players, each individual had to work hard and stand out every night. With that, they went on to have a record-breaking season of 114-48.

1972 Dolphins, ’34 & ’42 Chicago Bears, & 2007 Patriots

Without counting exhibitions games, these three teams are the only teams to have achieved ‘perfect seasons’ in the NFL.

1983 Edmonton Oilers

With legendary players like Wayne Gretzky, Grant Fuhr, and Mark Messier, you can bet that your team is going to be a force in the NHL. Not only did they score a record-setting 446 goals that season, they did so with a brilliant 57–18–5 record, and they capped it off with Lord Stanley’s Mug.

1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers

With coach Tom Osborne at the helm, not only did these guys put together a dominating 12-0 season, they boasted an unreal 53.2 ppg, and kept opponents at bay with only 14.5 ppg. It wasn’t just a few players that were chipping in either, as over 30 players on that ’95 roster went on to play pro or semi-pro football.

2001 Seattle Mariners

It took the Seattle Mariners 14 years to have a winning season. But, once they got over that hump, boy did they have some regular season success. When the 2001 season rolled around, the Mariners were finally a team that people started to take seriously. They went on to win a record-tying 116 wins that year on top of having 8 of their players named to the All-Star team.

’92 U.S.A. Basketball team

If ever there was a team that was so stacked it should be illegal, it was during the ’92 Summer Olympics. With absolute legends such as Jordan, Pippen, Malone, Bird, and Ewing (the list goes on) on the team, there is no way you wouldn’t dominate. And dominate is what they did. Not only did they cruise undefeated to the gold medal, they had an average point differential of 43.8.

’57-’69 Boston Celtics

The Boston Celtics are arguably the most dominant team in NBA history. They have 17 championships, 8 of them being won consecutively from 1959-1966, and 11 of them being in a 13 year span.

New Zealand All Blacks

When you’re talking about the All Blacks, you’re talking about a rugby dynasty that has never been ranked lower than 3rd in the world. They’ve won 76% of their games ever. They’ve got 3 world cups. They have a loyal following like no other. It’s really quite extraordinary to see a team like that. Not to mention, the ‘Haka’ is pretty fucking bad ass!

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Without googling the answer, you’ll never guess the former tennis pro that currently ranks #1 for top Net Worth.

Stefan Edberg $25 million
This Swede has made additional money coaching players such as Roger Federer.

NOTE: a couple of the players are still playing on the tour to which I added their estimated “Market Value”.

Tomas Berdych $26 million
(current market value est. $185 million)
This good lookin’ 31-yr old Czech has built a personal fortune with some smart stock investments, substantial property holdings and a lucrative endorsement deal with CoverGirl cosmetics.

Stan Wawrinka $28 million
(current market value est. $32.2 million)

Björn Borg $28.5 million

Michael Chang $30 million
Mr. Chang is currently coaching Japan’s top player named Kei Nishikori.

Steffi Graf $30 million

Steffi and Agassi have a serious combined wealth…and their school in Las Vegas is helping a community.

Andy Roddick $30 million

David Ferrer $31 million
(current market value est. $40.8 million)

Kei Nishikori $33.5 million

Boris Becker $35 million
He has helped coach Novak Djokovic.

Maria Sharapova $195 million BUT…
…Mrs. Sharapova was suspended for 2 years after being found guilty of doping.

Nike decided not to drop her sponsorship deal…if that decision changes, her estimated loss ranges from $70-$100 million.

Victoria Azarenka $37 million
(current market value est. $43.6 million)

Ivan Lendl $40 million
He has helped coach Andy Murray.

John McEnroe $50 million

Andy Murray $70 million

Venus Williams $75 million

Rafael Nadal $140 million

Pete Sampras $150 million

Novak Djokovic $160 million

Serena Williams $160 million

Andre Agassi $175 million

Roger Federer $350 million

Ion Tiriac was born in Transylvania which earned him the nickname “Count Dracula”. As a tennis player, his most notable feat was winning the French Open Doubles championship with Ilie Năstase in 1970. After retiring from the pro circuit, this Romanian first went into managing other top professional tennis pros such as Boris Becker.

Following the collapse of Communism, Mr. Tiriac founded “Banca Țiriac” which was the first private bank in Romania.

His investment in “Banca Tiriac” lifts him to #1 on this list.

Ion Tiriac has an estimated net worth of TWO BILLION DOLLARS.

Ain’t no money can purchase these two human’s sportsmanship.

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The game went to double overtime before the Aggies won, 45-38. Check out some of the funnier signs from GameDay this weekend.

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Cost to Setup: $5.1 billion
Net Loss: -$3.2 billion

Cost to Setup: $6.7 billion
Net Loss: -$2.9 billion

Cost to Setup: $7.1 billion
Net Loss: -$515.4 million, though total debt might be more. This just accounts for debt from the Olympic Village alone.

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Net Loss: -$97.6 million

Cost to Setup: $3.6 billion
Net Loss: -$38.7 million

Cost to Setup: $494.4 million
Net Loss: -$24.7 million

Cost to Setup: $11.5 billion
Net Loss: Debt is unknown, but it is speculated that the number is quite high and has contributed to the historic debt Greece now faces.

Cost to Setup: $12 billion, estimated
Net Profit/Loss: Only time will tell…

Cost to Setup: $16.2 billion
Net Profit: $8.6 million

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Net Profit: $15.4 million

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Net Profit: $23.2 million

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Net Profit: $54.1 million

Cost to Setup: $1.8 billion
Net Profit: $65.1 million

Cost to Setup: $15.3 billion
Net Profit: $91.3 million

Cost to Setup: $1.7 billion
Net profit: $134 million

Cost to Setup: $47 billion
Net Profit: $190.3 million

Cost to Setup: $958 million
Net Profit: $517.3 million

Cost to Setup: $8.2 billion
Net Profit: $1 billion

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Europe’s tallest peak, Mount Elbrus stands at 18,510 feet. It has been climbed by many people but Russian powerlifter Andrey Rodichev is the the first to do it with a 75kg (165lb) barbell on his back.

To prepare for the challenge, Andrey trained twice per day seven days a week by running in the morning and weightlifting in the evening.

Andrey hopes his feat will draw attention to the sport of Powerlifting in his hometown, Murmansk.

The bar Andrey carried to the summit has been installed as a monument atop Mount Elbrus in honor of his epic accomplishment. The entire journey was filmed and a documentary is in the making.

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The New York Times has reported that the Justice Department is investigating the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team for allegedly hacking into the secure networks of the Houston Astros.

If true, this would be the first time that a professional sports team were accused of cyber attacking another team.

Not much has been revealed just yet, but MLB has said it will wait until the investigation concludes before considering any punishments, or penalties.

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