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Eddie Hall vs. Hafþór Björnsson
Eddie Hall vs. Hafþór Björnsson: strongman rivalry between the 2017 and 2018 World's Strongest Man champions, sparked by the disputed 2017 Viking press, the 500 kg deadlift record, and settled in Björnsson's 2022 boxing win.
Eddie Halliwell
Eddie Halliwell is a British hard dance and trance DJ from Wigan, England, twice named Mixmag DJ of the Year and creator of the Fire It Up radio show.
Eddie Harris
Eddie Harris (1934-1996) was a Chicago jazz tenor saxophonist, composer, and instrument inventor. Known for the million-selling "Exodus," "Freedom Jazz Dance" (recorded by Miles Davis), the Varitone electric saxophone, and the 1969 Montreux album Swiss Movement with Les McCann.
Eddie Hart
Eddie Hart (Edward James Hart, born 1949) is an American sprinter who equalled the 100 m world record of 9.9 at the 1972 Olympic Trials, missed the Munich quarterfinal on a scheduling error, and won 4x100 relay gold in world-record 38.19.
Eddie Haskell
Eddie Haskell, played by Ken Osmond, is the two-faced teenage friend of Wally Cleaver on Leave It to Beaver (1957–1963), obsequious to adults, scheming against the boys, later an archetype for insincere flattery.
Eddie Hazel
Eddie Hazel (Edward Earl Hazel, 1950–1992), original lead guitarist of Parliament-Funkadelic, famed for the one-take 10-minute solo on Funkadelic's 1971 "Maggot Brain"; solo album Game, Dames and Guitar Thangs (1977); Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee (1997).
Eddie Hearn
Eddie Hearn, British sports promoter and chairman of Matchroom Sport (since April 2021), head of Matchroom Boxing; son of Barry Hearn; built the DAZN $1bn US deal and promotes Anthony Joshua.
Eddie House
Eddie House (Edward Lee House II), NBA guard 2000-2011, Arizona State star and 2000 second-round pick, played 9 teams, won 2008 title with Celtics, ASU's first Pac-10 Player of the Year.
Eddie Howe
Eddie Howe (born 1977, Amersham) is an English football manager and former defender who led Bournemouth to their first Premier League promotion and won the 2025 EFL Cup with Newcastle United, leaving in July 2026.
Eddie Huang (黄颐铭)
Eddie Huang (黃頤銘), born 1982 in Washington, D.C., is a Taiwanese-American chef, lawyer, and author who founded Baohaus, wrote the memoir Fresh Off the Boat, and later directed Boogie.
Eddie Irvine
Eddie Irvine, Northern Irish Formula One driver 1993–2002 with Jordan, Ferrari, and Jaguar; four Grand Prix wins, 1999 championship runner-up to Hakkinen by 2 points, Schumacher's Ferrari teammate 1996–1999.
Eddie Izzard
Suzy Eddie Izzard (Edward John Izzard), English comedian, actor, and activist born 1962 in Aden, Yemen; surreal rambling stand-up, Dress to Kill Emmys, marathons, transgender she/her identity.
Eddie Jackson (chef)
Eddie Jackson (born 1980) is an American celebrity chef and former NFL cornerback who won Food Network Star season 11 in 2015; he hosts Christmas Cookie Challenge and Outchef'd and founded the Chefs United Foundation.
Eddie Jackson (safety)
Eddie Jackson (born 1993), Alabama free safety drafted 112th overall by Chicago in 2017; two-time Pro Bowl, 2018 first-team All-Pro with six interceptions and three defensive touchdowns; later Ravens and Chargers; unsigned free agent as of October 2025.
Eddie Jemison
Eddie Jemison (Edward Francis Jemison, Jr., born 1963, New Orleans) is an American actor known as Livingston Dell in the Ocean's trilogy, and for Hung, Chicago Med, iZombie, and Waitress; also a Chicago stage veteran, Love Kit band founder, and King of Herrings director.
Eddie Jones (basketball)
Eddie Jones (born 1971, Pompano Beach, Florida) is a former NBA shooting guard/small forward, 10th overall pick in 1994. Three-time All-Star, three-time All-Defensive Second Team, 2000 steals leader with the Hornets; played for the Lakers, Hornets, Heat, Grizzlies, Mavericks, and Pacers.
Eddie Jones (rugby union)
Eddie Jones (born 1960, Burnie, Tasmania) is an Australian rugby union coach: Wallabies 2001-05, Japan 2012-15, England 2015-22 (73% win rate), Australia 2023, and Japan head coach again since December 2023.
Eddie Jordan
Eddie Jordan (EJ, 1948-2025), Irish F1 team owner who ran Jordan Grand Prix 1991-2005, gave Michael Schumacher his 1991 debut, won four grands prix, then became a BBC/Channel 4 pundit and Adrian Newey's manager.
Eddie Kaye Thomas
Eddie Kaye Thomas (born 1980, New York City) is an American actor known as Paul Finch in American Pie, Rosenberg in Harold & Kumar, the voice of Barry Robinson on American Dad!, and Toby Curtis on CBS's Scorpion.
Eddie Kendricks
Eddie Kendricks (Edward James Kendrick, 1939-1992), American falsetto tenor, founding lead singer of Motown's Temptations (1961-1971) on "The Way You Do the Things You Do" and "Just My Imagination," then a solo star with "Keep On Truckin'" and "Boogie Down."
Eddie Kidd
Eddie Kidd (born 1959, Islington, London) is an English former motorcycle stunt performer and OBE, Britain's Evel Knievel; he jumped 14 double-decker buses in 1978, the Great Wall of China in 1993, doubled for Bond actors, and was paralysed with brain damage in a 1996 Bulldog Bash crash.
Eddie Kingston
Eddie Kingston, American professional wrestler, the Mad King, debuted 2002, AEW Triple Crown and ROH World Champion, known for unscripted promos and mental health advocacy.
Eddie Kramer
Eddie Kramer (Edwin H. Kramer, born 1942, Cape Town) is a South African-born recording engineer and producer known for Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin II, Kiss's Alive!, and designing Electric Lady Studios, distinct from the guitar brand Kramer.
Eddie Lacy
Eddie Lacy, NFL running back (2013-2017) for the Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks; 2013 AP Offensive Rookie of the Year, 1,178 rookie rushing yards, career 3,614 yards and 23 touchdowns.
Eddie Lampert
Eddie Lampert is an American hedge fund manager who founded ESL Investments in 1988 after Goldman Sachs, and whose ownership of Sears ended in its 2018 bankruptcy.
Eddie Large
Eddie Large (Edward Hugh McGinnis, 1941-2020), British comedian, comic half of the double act Little and Large with Syd Little; won Opportunity Knocks 1971, BBC show 1978-91, up to 18 million viewers; died of Covid-19 after heart transplant.
Eddie Lau
Eddie Lau Pui-kei (劉培基, born 1951) is a Hong Kong fashion designer who pioneered image design for Cantopop singers, created the ever-changing image of Anita Mui, designed Cathay Pacific uniforms, and was the first Hong Kong designer at London Fashion Week.
Eddie Levert
Eddie Levert (Edward Levert), born 1942 in Bessemer, Alabama, is the founding lead vocalist of Philadelphia soul group the O'Jays, known for "Back Stabbers" and "Love Train," a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee (2005), father of Gerald and Sean Levert.
Eddie Long
Eddie Long (Eddie Lee Long) was an American Baptist pastor who grew New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Georgia to 25,000 members before settling 2010 misconduct lawsuits.
Eddie Lowery
Eddie Lowery (1902-1984), the 10-year-old caddie for Francis Ouimet's 1913 U.S. Open upset of Vardon and Ray at Brookline; later a California Lincoln-Mercury dealer, Massachusetts Amateur champion, and USGA committee member.