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Helden // 8 Olympia // 70 Momente // 142 Duelle HELDEN // 8 Muhammad Ali 10 I Michael Jordan 12 I Steffi Graf 14 I Hermann Maier 16 I Michael Schumacher 18 I Real Madrid 20 I Dawn Fräser 22 I Paavo Nurmi 24 I Tiger Woods 26 I Annemarie Moser-Pröll 28 I FC Barcelona 30 I Eddy Merckx 32 I Usain Bolt 34 I Suzanne Lenglen 36 I Jesse Owens 38 I Pele und Garrincha 40 I Krisztina Egerszegi 42 I Teofilo Stevenson 44 I AlbertoTomba 46 I Wilma Rudolph 48 I Kelly Slater 50 I Ajax Amsterdam/Johan Cruyff 52 I Magdalena Forsberg 54 I Frankreich/Handball -die Experten 56 I Roger Federer 58 I Gino Bartali 60 I Wladimir und Vitali Klitschko 62 I Birger Ruud 64 I Frankreich/Fußball - Michel Platini 66 I Carolina Klüft 68 OLYMPIA // 70 Nadia Comäneci 72 I Michael Phelps 74 I Emil Zätopek 76 I Ole Einar Björndalen 78 I USA/Basketball -Dream- Team 80 I Cathy Freeman 82 I Ingemar Stenmark 84 I AI Oerter 86 I Larissa Latynina 88 I Jan-Ove Waldner 90 I Fanny Blankers-Koen 92 I Johann Olav Koss 94 I Mo Farah 96 I Anton Geesink 98 I Rosi Mittermaier 100 I Johnny Weissmuller 102 I Australien/Hockey-Jamie Dwyer 104 I Matti Nykänen 106 I Abebe Bikila 108 I Jean- Claude Killy 110 I Valentina Vezzali 112 I Carl Lewis 114 I Toni Sailer 116 I Alexander Karelin 118 I Regia Torres 120 I Ard Schenk 122 I Robert Korzeniowski 124 I Magdalena Neuner 126 I MarkSpitz 128 I Björn Daehlie 130 I Deutschland/Hockey - Familie Keller 132 I Rosa Mota 134 I Steve Redgrave 136 I Antje Misersky 138 I Misty May-Treanor und Kerri Walsh 140 MOMENTE // 142 Jayne Torvill und Christopher Dean 144 I Felix Baumgartner 146 I England/Fußball-Wembley-Tor 148 I Edmund Hillary und Tenzing Norgay 150 I WJadyslaw Kozakiewicz 152 I Mikael Granlund 154 I Hans Günter Winkler 156 I Jonathan Edwards 158 I Diego Maradona 160 I Nawal El Moutawakel 162 I Eric Moussambani Malonga 164 I Bob Beamon 166 I Maureen Conolly 168 I Steven Bradbury 170 I Bernard Hinault 172 I Dorando Pietri 174 I Elfenbeinküste/Fußball - Didier Drogba 176 I Jacky Ickx und Jackie Oliver 178 I Severiano Ballesteros 180 I Jelena Issinbajewa 182 I Erstbesteigung der Eiger-Nordwand 184 I Ronnie O'Sullivan 186 I Renaud Lavillenie 188 I San Francisco 49ers -The Catch 190 I Jurij Sedych 192 I Wilfried Dietrich 194 I Edwin Moses 196 I Franz Klammer 198 I Lasse Viren 200 I Greg Louganis 202 I Dick Fosbury 204 I Ping-Pong-Diplomatie 206 I Reinhold Messner 208 I Tommie Smith und John Carlos 210 I Phil Taylor 212 I Jana Novotna 214 I Wilt Chamberlain 216 I Südafrika/Rugby - Nelson Mandela 218 I Sven Hannawald 220 I Roger Bannister 222 DUELLE // 224 John Isner gegen Nicolas Mahut 226 I Greg LeMond gegen Laurent Fignon 228 I Heide Rosendahl gegen Renate Stecher 230 I Ayrton Senna gegen Alain Prost 232 I Katarina Witt gegen Debi Thomas 234 I Björn Borg gegen John McEnroe 236 I Bahnrad-Weltmeisterschaft: Australien gegen Frankreich 238 I Thomas Wassberg gegen Juha Mieto 240 I Valentino Rossi gegen Jorge Lorenzo 242 I Nicola Spirig gegen Lisa Norden 244 I Raymond Poulidor gegen Jacques Anquetil 246 I Daley Thompson gegen Jürgen Hingsen 248 I Tina Maze gegen Dominique Gisin 250 I Bobby Fischer gegen BorisSpasski 252 I FC Barcelona gegen THW Kiel 254 I Marvin Hagler gegen Thomas Hearns 256 I Sebastian Coe gegen Steve Ovett 258 I Canada Cup - Kanada gegen Sowjetunion 260 I Rafael Nadal gegen Roger Federer 262 I Eddy Planckaert gegen Steve Bauer 264 I Cambridge gegen Oxford 266 I Zbigniew Brödka gegen Koen Verweij 268 I Billy Jean King gegen Bobby Riggs 270 I Jahrhundertspiel- Italien gegen Deutschland 272 http://d-nb.info/1050728912 SENSATIONEN // 274 Boris Becker 276 I FC Liverpool 278 I USA/Eishockey -Miracle on Ice 280 I Golf/RyderCup-Wundervon Medinah 282 I MaxSchmeling 284 I Segeln/America's Cup-Oracle 286 I Niki Lauda 288 I Manchester United 290 I Russland/ Volleyball 292 I Reggie Miller 294 I Dänemark/Fußball-Danish Dynamite 296 I Michael Chang 298 I Sowjetunion/Bas­ ketball 300 I FaujaSingh 302 I Deutschland/Fußball-Wundervon Bern 304 I Jamaica-Bob 306 I Ulrike Meyfarth 308 I Boston Red Sox 310 I Deutschland/Handball 312 I Dennis Taylor 314 I Bayer Uerdingen -Wunder von der Grotenburg 316 REGISTER 318 // BILDNACHWEIS 320 .
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