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Borderlands 4
Borderlands 4 is Gearbox and 2K's looter shooter, released September 12, 2025 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Set on the open-world planet Kairos, it features four new Vault Hunters, 4-player co-op, Metacritic 84, and notable launch performance issues.
Borderlands: The Handsome Collection
Borderlands: The Handsome Collection is a 2015 Gearbox/2K compilation for PS4 and Xbox One bundling Borderlands 2 and The Pre-Sequel with all DLC, four-player split-screen, cross-save, and a 1080p60 patch 1.02.
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is a 2014 looter-shooter by Gearbox Software and 2K Australia, set on Pandora's moon Elpis between Borderlands and Borderlands 2, with Oz kits, low gravity, laser and cryo weapons, and Handsome Jack's origin story.
Boreham Wood F.C.
Boreham Wood F.C., formed 1948 in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, is a National League non-league club playing at Meadow Park, shared with Arsenal Women and youth teams; twice Wembley play-off finalists (2018, 2026) and 2022 FA Cup fifth-roundists.
Borg vs McEnroe
Borg vs McEnroe: the 1978-1981 tennis rivalry between Björn Borg and John McEnroe, 14 matches split 7-7, defined by the 1980 Wimbledon final's 18-16 tiebreak and the 1981 changing of the guard.
Borg–McEnroe rivalry
Borg–McEnroe rivalry: 14 matches between Björn Borg and John McEnroe, 1978–1981, tied 7–7, defined by the 1980 Wimbledon final and its 18–16 fourth-set tiebreak.
Boris Aleksandrov
Boris Aleksandrov (Борис Викторович Александров, 1955–2002), Kazakhstani-born Soviet ice hockey forward; 1976 Olympic gold with USSR, CSKA Moskva titles, later head coach of Kazakhstan's national team; died in a car crash.
Boris Becker
Boris Becker, German tennis player born 1967 in Leimen; youngest Wimbledon men's champion at 17 in 1985, six-time Grand Slam winner, 1991 world No. 1, later Djokovic's coach and convicted in 2022 bankruptcy case.
Boris Bošnjaković (Борис Бошњаковић)
Boris Bošnjaković (Борис Бошњаковић), born 1974 in Novi Sad, is a Serbian tennis coach and former player (ATP career-high 740) who heads Novak Djokovic's coaching team since 2025, led the Novak Tennis Center 2020-2023, and worked with Serbia's Davis Cup team since 2010.
Boris Diaw
Boris Diaw, French basketball forward-center (born 1982), NBA 2003-17 with Hawks, Suns, Bobcats, Spurs, Jazz; 2006 Most Improved Player, 2014 NBA champion, EuroBasket 2013 gold with France; retired 2018.
Boris Dubrovsky
Boris Yakovlevich Dubrovsky (Борис Яковлевич Дубровский, 1939–2023), Soviet rower, won 1964 Tokyo Olympic gold in men's double sculls with Oleg Tyurin; also 1962 world silver and three European medals. Not the Chelyabinsk governor.
Boris Gulyayev
Boris Gulyayev (Борис Иванович Гуляев, born 1941) is a Soviet speed skater, 1964 Olympic 500 m 15th, five-time world 500 m champion, and 500 m world record holder (39.03, Medeo, January 1970).
Boris Gurevich (olympedia 60469)
Boris Maksovich Gurevich (Борис Максович Гуревич, 1931–1995), Soviet Greco-Roman wrestler, first Soviet Olympic wrestling champion (1952 Helsinki flyweight gold), World champion 1953 and 1958; distinct from the 1968 freestyle champion Boris Mikhaylovich Gurevich.
Boris Gurevich (olympedia 60470)
Boris Mikhaylovich Gurevich (Борис Михайлович Гуревич, 1937–2020), Soviet Ukrainian freestyle wrestler, 1968 Olympic middleweight champion, world champion 1967 and 1969; distinct from the 1931-born Greco-Roman wrestler of the same name.
Boris Khrolovich
Boris Khrolovich (Борис Антонович Хролович, born 16 April 1936) is a Belarusian-born Soviet race walker, 7th in the 20 km walk at Tokyo 1964, 1963 USSR champion, and 1966 two-hour walk world best holder (26,657 m).
Boris Kokorev
Boris Kokorev (Борис Борисович Кокорев, 1959-2018), Russian pistol shooter, five-time Olympian, won 50 m free pistol gold at Atlanta 1996 with an Olympic final record 666.4; also multiple World Cup and European champion.
Boris Koretsky
Boris Koretsky (Борис Николаевич Корецкий), born 1961, Soviet foil fencer; 1988 Seoul Olympic team foil gold, 1989 world team foil gold, 1985 and 1990 world team bronze; not the French mountain biker Victor Koretzky.
Boris Kuznetsov (olympedia 8511)
Boris Georgiyevich Kuznetsov (Борис Георгиевич Кузнецов), Soviet featherweight boxer, 1972 Munich Olympic gold medalist who beat Philip Waruinge 3-2; two-time USSR champion, 1974 world silver medalist, 237-249 amateur record.
Boris Lagutin
Boris Lagutin (Борис Николаевич Лагутин, 1938–2022), Soviet light-middleweight amateur boxer, two-time Olympic champion (Tokyo 1964, Mexico City 1968), bronze at Rome 1960, 287 wins in 298 bouts, later Soviet boxing federation chairman.
Boris Mayorov
Boris Mayorov (Борис Александрович Майоров, born 1938) is a Soviet ice hockey forward, Spartak Moscow captain and USSR national captain, two-time Olympic champion 1964 and 1968, later coach of Spartak and Jokerit and IIHF Hall of Famer.
Boris Melnikov
Boris Melnikov (Борис Борисович Мельников, 1938–2022), Soviet sabre fencer from Leningrad; won 1964 Tokyo Olympic team sabre gold, world team titles 1965 and 1967, later coach and referee.
Boris Mikhaylov
Boris Mikhaylov (Борис Петрович Михайлов), born 1944 in Moscow, Soviet ice hockey right wing and captain of CSKA and the USSR national team; two-time Olympic champion (1972, 1976), eight-time world champion, Soviet-era record 428 league goals, and coach of Russia's 1993 world title.
Boris Nikitin
Boris Vasilyevich Nikitin (Борис Васильевич Никитин), Soviet freestyle swimmer from Tbilisi (1938-1984); 1956 Olympic 4x200 m relay bronze medalist, 1956 world record holder, and 1958 European relay champion.
Boris Onishchenko
Boris Onishchenko (Борис Онищенко), Soviet modern pentathlete born 1937 in Ukraine; 1972 Olympic team gold and individual silver; disqualified at Montreal 1976 for a rigged épée with a hidden touch button, banned for life.
Boris Razinsky
Boris Razinsky (Борис Давидович Разинский, 1933–2012) was a Soviet football goalkeeper who won gold at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics and spent his club career mainly with CSKA Moskva.
Boris Sanson
Boris Sanson is a French sabre fencer, born in 1980 in Bordeaux, who won Olympic gold in the team event at the 2008 Beijing Games and the 2006 World Championship.
Boris Savchuk
Boris Savchuk (1943–1996) was a Soviet sprinter from the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine who competed at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics and won European Championship and indoor medals.
Boris Selitsky
Boris Selitsky (Борис Сергеевич Селицкий, born 22 September 1938) is a Soviet weightlifter, 1968 Olympic, World, and European light-heavyweight champion, later a coach in Leningrad.
Boris Shakhlin
Boris Shakhlin (Борис Анфіянович Шахлін), Soviet gymnast (1932-2008) nicknamed the Man of Iron; 13 Olympic medals with 7 golds across 1956-1964 and 1960 all-around champion.
Boris Shilkov
Boris Shilkov (Борис Арсеньевич Шилков, 1927-2015), Soviet speed skater, 1956 Olympic 5,000 m champion (7:48.7 OR) and 1954 world all-round champion; set the 5,000 m world record 7:45.6 at Medeo in 1955, unbeaten until 1963; later head coach of the USSR team.