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Chase Elliott
Chase Elliott (born 1995, Dawsonville, Georgia) is a NASCAR Cup Series driver of the No. 9 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports; 2020 Cup champion, 2014 Xfinity champion, 23 Cup wins, eight-time Most Popular Driver, son of Bill Elliott.
Chase Field
Chase Field, originally Bank One Ballpark, is the Arizona Diamondbacks' retractable-roof, air-conditioned MLB ballpark in downtown Phoenix, opened 1998, capacity 48,633, with an outfield pool and $500 million in state-funded renovations signed in 2025.
Chase Hooper
Chase Hooper, "The Dream" (born 1999, Enumclaw, Washington), American UFC lightweight grappler; pro record 17-5-1, UFC 9-5; nine submission wins; five-fight UFC streak 2023-2025 including Jim Miller and Clay Guida.
Chase Kalisz
Chase Kalisz (born 1994) is an American individual medley swimmer, three-time Olympian, Tokyo 2020 400m IM gold medalist (4:09.42), Rio 2016 silver medalist, and 2017 world champion in both the 200m and 400m IM.
Chase Lundt
Chase Lundt, born 2000, is a Buffalo Bills offensive tackle from Arlington, Texas. A four-year UConn right tackle with 48 starts, he was drafted 206th overall in 2025 and played 2 games as a rookie.
Chase McLaughlin
Chase McLaughlin (born 1996) is an NFL placekicker, #4 for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since 2023; undrafted from Illinois, he holds the longest outdoor field goal in NFL history (65 yards, 2025) and the best 50+ yard accuracy rate.
Chase Reid
Chase Reid (CJ Reid), American defenseman born 2007, Soo Greyhounds OHL star, drafted 7th overall 2026 by Seattle Kraken, No. 2 North American skater, Michigan State commit.
Chase Utley
Chase Utley (born 1978, Pasadena, CA) is a former MLB second baseman for the Phillies and Dodgers, 2008 World Series champion, six-time All-Star, 45.5 bWAR from 2005-10, and 59.1% on the 2026 Hall of Fame ballot.
Chase Winovich
Chase Winovich is a former NFL defensive end who played for the New England Patriots, Cleveland Browns, Houston Texans, and Miami Dolphins from 2019 to 2023.
Chase Young
Chase Young, NFL defensive end for the New Orleans Saints, No. 2 overall pick of the 2020 draft from Ohio State; 2019 Heisman finalist, 2020 Defensive Rookie of the Year, 10 sacks in 2025.
Chateauroux
La Berrichonne de Châteauroux (LB Châteauroux), French football club founded 1935 in Châteauroux; 1997 Ligue 2 champions, one Ligue 1 season, 2004 Coupe de France finalist, now in National 1 after 2025 relegation.
Chatri Sityodtong
Chatri Sityodtong (Chatri Trisiripisal), Thai founder, chairman, and CEO of ONE Championship, Harvard MBA, former hedge fund manager, Muay Thai instructor under Yodtong Senanan, and host of The Apprentice: ONE Championship Edition.
Chattanooga Lookouts
Chattanooga Lookouts, Double-A Southern League baseball team in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Cincinnati Reds affiliate since 2019; named in 1909 after Lookout Mountain, plays at Erlanger Park (2026), titles 1988, 2015, 2017.
Chatur
Chatur (Chátur) is a Javanese chess-like board game recorded by Raffles in 1817, descended from Indian Chaturanga, played on an 8x8 board with delayed pawn promotion, two-move castling, and a bare-king win rule.
Chaturanga (चतुरङ्ग)
Chaturanga (चतुरङ्ग), Sanskrit for four-limbed, is a 6th-7th century CE Gupta-era Indian war game on an 8x8 ashtapada board, the ancestor of chess, shatranj, shogi, and xiangqi.
Chauncey Billups
Chauncey Billups (Mr. Big Shot), born 1976, NBA guard, 2004 champion and Finals MVP with Detroit Pistons, five-time All-Star, Hall of Fame 2024; later Trail Blazers head coach 2021-2025, arrested in 2025 federal mafia poker-gambling case.
Chaupar
Chaupar (caupar, chopad) is a South Asian cross-and-circle race board game of the Pachisi family: four players in two teams, 16 pieces, three long dice, capture and re-entry via the Charkoni; first described at Akbar's 16th-century court.
Chavo Guerrero Jr.
Chavo Guerrero Jr., Salvador Guerrero IV, American third-generation wrestler, four-time WWE Cruiserweight Champion, ECW Champion, later TNA and Lucha Underground, now Hollywood wrestling coordinator and WWE/AAA producer.
Chavo Guerrero Sr.
Chavo Guerrero Sr. (Salvador Guerrero III, 1949-2017), 'Chavo Classic', eldest son of Gory Guerrero; territorial-era wrestler, record 15-time NWA Americas Heavyweight Champion, 2004 WWE Cruiserweight Champion at 55; died of liver cancer.
Chaz Chambliss
Chaz Chambliss (Charles Alexander Chambliss, born 2002) is an NFL linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings; a Georgia Bulldogs outside linebacker who tied for the team lead with 6.5 sacks in 2024 before signing as an undrafted free agent in 2025.
Chaz Coleman
Chaz Coleman, American college football defensive end from Warren, Ohio; former quarterback, four-star 2025 recruit; played 2025 at Penn State (144 snaps, 12 pressures), transferred to Tennessee with Jim Knowles, medically disqualified June 2026.
Chaz Lanier
Chaz Lanier (Chaz Harrison Lanier), Detroit Pistons guard, 37th pick of the 2025 NBA Draft; former North Florida and Tennessee sharpshooter, 2025 Jerry West Award winner and Tennessee single-season 3-point record holder.
Ché Adams
Ché Zach Everton Fred Adams (born 1996) is a Scottish striker for Torino and Scotland; 50 caps, 13 goals, EURO 2020 and 2024, 2026 World Cup squad, formerly Sheffield United, Birmingham, Southampton.
Cheat (game)
Cheat, also called Bullshit, BS, or I Doubt It, is a bluffing shedding card game for 2 to 10 players with a 52-card deck: players lay cards face down claiming ranks in sequence, and a wrong claim or wrong challenge costs the whole pile.
Cheat Engine
Cheat Engine (CE) is an open-source Windows memory scanner, debugger, and game-modding environment for single-player games; latest release 7.5, built with Lazarus/Free Pascal, not intended for online games.
Cheating at the Paralympic Games
Cheating at the Paralympic Games covers doping, boosting, and classification cheating (intentional misrepresentation). Key cases: Sydney 2000 Spanish basketball fraud, Sochi 2014 Polukhin sample swapping; 252 ADRVs in IPC sports 2013-2019.
Cheating in contract bridge
Cheating in contract bridge is the use of unauthorized information about the deal, by illicit signals, secret agreements, or collusion, to gain an advantage over opponents.
Cheating in esports
Cheating in esports: use of aimbots, wallhacks, ESP, scripted hardware, doping, or match fixing for competitive advantage. Countered by kernel-level anti-cheat (EA Javelin, Easy Anti-Cheat, RICOCHET), TPM/Secure Boot requirements, mass bans, and tournament integrity rules.
Cheating in online games
Cheating in online games: unfair software, hardware, or exploit use in multiplayer games, including aimbots, wallhacks, DMA cards, and match-fixing; countered by server-side detection, client anti-tamper, kernel-level anti-cheat, and AI models.
Cheating in poker
Cheating in poker: gaining advantages outside the rules via marked cards, false shuffles, collusion, superuser accounts, or hidden devices. Notable cases include UltimateBet's $20 million potripper fraud, the Postle scandal, and the 2025 NBA-mafia indictment.