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Choko
Choko (Chokō, Chukoo, Cokoo) is a traditional Gambian two-player board game of the yoté family, played on a 5x5 grid of sand holes with 12 sticks per player, using drop initiative and double-capture rules.
Chomeur
Chomeur (Chômeur, "unemployed") is the French Quebec name for Le Neuf, an Eastern Canadian three-player plain-trick card game also called Nines; players start at 9 points, have a 4-trick quota, and win by reaching zero.
Chong (Sakhalin)
Chong (Sakhalin) is a traditional race board game of the Nivkh (Gilyak) people of Sakhalin Island, played in the late 19th and early 20th century on a 3x12-28 board with four dice, documented by Shternberg 1933.
Chonka
Chonka, also known as Chanka, Chonku, or Pallankuli, is a two-row mancala game played in Colombo, Sri Lanka, typically with cowrie shells or tamarind seeds.
Choo-Choo Charles
Choo-Choo Charles (also called Charlie) is a 2022 open-world survival horror game by Two Star Games' solo developer Gavin Eisenbeisz: upgrade a train with scrap to fight a roaming spider train, released 9 Dec 2022 on Steam.
Choose or Die
Choose or Die is a 2022 British horror-thriller directed by Toby Meakins, starring Iola Evans, Asa Butterfield, and Eddie Marsan, released on Netflix in April 2022.
Choplifter
Choplifter is a 1982 Dan Gorlin hostage-rescue helicopter game published by Brøderbund for the Apple II; 64 hostages, no score, dual side/forward view, 9,000 first-month sales, Sega arcade remake, ports, and Choplifter HD.
Chopsticks (hand game)
Chopsticks, also called Finger Chess, Split, or Sticks, is a two-player hand game starting with one finger per hand; players attack by adding counts and split fingers, losing when both hands die.
Chouine
Chouine is a two-player French marriage-group trick-taking card game from the Loire/Loir valley, played with 32 cards, five-card hands, declarations and a chouine combination that wins the partie; world championship at Lavardin since 1974.
Chovgan
Chovgan (chovqan, chogan) is a traditional horseback ball game with wooden mallets, ancestor of polo; UNESCO-listed by Azerbaijan (2013, urgent safeguarding) and Iran (2017), with a 2024 international federation in Baku.
Chovy (gamer)
Chovy (Jeong Ji-hoon, 정지훈, born 2001) is a South Korean League of Legends mid laner for Gen.G in the LCK; former Griffin, DRX, and Hanwha Life player, MSI 2024 champion, famed for lane dominance but without a Worlds title.
Chretien Waydelich
Chrétien Waydelich (Chrétien André Waydelich, 1841–1917), French croquet player; won gold in two-ball singles and bronze in one-ball singles at the 1900 Paris Olympics, the only Games with croquet, beating Maurice Vignerot.
Chris Adams (wrestler)
"Gentleman" Chris Adams (1955–2001) was an English professional wrestler best known for his career in Dallas-based World Class Championship Wrestling, where he popularized the superkick and trained "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.
Chris Ahrens
Chris Ahrens (Christian Ahrens), born 1976 in Iowa City, Iowa, is an American rower who won gold in the 2004 Olympic men's eight and four world titles.
Chris Algieri
Chris Algieri (born 1984), also called The Fighting Collegian, is an American former boxer and kickboxer from Huntington, New York; WBO junior welterweight champion 2014 who upset Ruslan Provodnikov, lost to Pacquiao, Khan, and Spence, and is now a certified nutritionist and boxing analyst.
Chris Andersen
Chris Andersen, the "Birdman" (born 1978), undrafted NBA center, first D-League call-up (2001), expelled 2006 for a drug-policy violation, reinstated 2008, 2013 Miami Heat champion with a record .807 playoff FG.
Chris Archer
Chris Archer (born 1988, Raleigh, NC) is a former MLB right-handed pitcher (2012-2022) for the Rays, Pirates, and Twins; two-time AL All-Star with a Rays-record 252 strikeouts in 2015, traded to Pittsburgh in 2018.
Chris Arreola
Chris "The Nightmare" Arreola (Cristobal Arreola, born 1981), American heavyweight boxer, 38-7-1 (33 KOs), three-time WBC title challenger losing to Klitschko, Stiverne, and Wilder.
Chris Avellone
Chris Avellone, American RPG designer and writer; lead designer of Planescape: Torment, designer on Fallout 2, co-founder and chief creative officer of Obsidian, project director of New Vegas DLC; freelance since 2015.
Chris Avila
Chris Avila (born 1993, Stockton, California) is an American MMA fighter and crossover boxer, a Cesar Gracie teammate of Nate Diaz; UFC and Bellator veteran (8-10 MMA) who beat Jeremy Stephens, Anthony Pettis, and Doctor Mike in professional boxing (6-2).
Chris Bailey (olympedia 100452)
Chris Bailey (Christina Bailey, born 1972, Marietta, New York), American women's ice hockey defenseman, Providence College; 1998 Nagano Olympic gold and 2002 silver, plus five World Championship silvers (1994-2001).
Chris Bailey (olympedia 150650)
Chris Bailey, full name Christopher Bailey, is an American sprinter born in 2000 in Atlanta who specializes in the 400 meters and the 4 × 400 meters relay.
Chris Beard
Chris Beard, full name Christopher Michael Beard, is an American college basketball coach leading Ole Miss since 2023 after taking Texas Tech to the 2019 championship game.
Chris Bell (wide receiver)
Chris Bell (born 2004) is a Miami Dolphins wide receiver from Yazoo City, Mississippi, drafted 94th overall in 2026 out of Louisville after a 917-yard All-ACC 2025 season cut short by an ACL tear.
Chris Benoit
Chris Benoit (1967–2007), Canadian pro wrestler, WCW and WWE World Heavyweight Champion, 2004 Royal Rumble and WrestleMania XX winner; killed his wife Nancy and son Daniel and died by suicide in June 2007; postmortem diagnosis of severe CTE.
Chris Benoit double-murder and suicide
Chris Benoit double-murder and suicide: WWE wrestler Chris Benoit killed his wife Nancy and son Daniel in Fayetteville, Georgia, June 2007, then hanged himself; toxicology, steroid prescriptions, and CTE findings followed.
Chris Berger
Chris Berger was a Dutch sprinter who won both sprint titles at the inaugural 1934 European Championships and equalled the 100 meters world record at 10.3 seconds.
Chris Boardman
Chris Boardman (born 1968, Hoylake) is a British former cyclist, 1992 Barcelona individual pursuit Olympic gold medallist, hour record holder (56.375 km, 1996), Boardman Bikes founder, National Active Travel Commissioner, and Chair of Sport England.
Chris Borland
Chris Borland, former Wisconsin linebacker and San Francisco 49ers third-round pick (77th overall, 2014), retired at 24 after one NFL season over head-trauma concerns; 128 tackles as a rookie, Big Ten-record 15 forced fumbles in college.
Chris Bosh
Chris Bosh (born 1984, Dallas) is a Hall of Fame NBA center/power forward, 2003 fourth overall pick, 11-time All-Star, two-time champion with the Miami Heat's Big Three, 2008 Olympic gold medalist, retired 2016 from blood clots.