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Christopher Nkunku
Christopher Alan Nkunku, French forward; PSG academy graduate, RB Leipzig star (Bundesliga Player of the Season 2022), Chelsea €60m signing, AC Milan, and back on loan at Leipzig in 2026/27.
Christopher Reitz
Christopher Reitz (born 1973, Frankfurt) is a German field hockey goalkeeper, 1992 Barcelona Olympic champion, also 4th in 1996 and 5th in 2000, European and Champions Trophy winner with 154 caps, later an Australian orthopaedic surgeon.
Christopher Samba
Christopher Samba (Veijeany Christopher Samba, born 1984) is a Congolese retired centre-back; 186 games for Blackburn Rovers, later Anzhi Makhachkala and QPR, 26 Congo caps, now an Academy coach at Blackburn.
Christopher Vivell
Christopher Vivell (born 1986, Karlsruhe) is a German football recruitment executive; Manchester United director of recruitment (2024–), formerly technical director of Chelsea and RB Leipzig, credited with discovering Erling Haaland.
Christopher Vizzina
Christopher Vizzina (born 2005) is a Clemson Tigers quarterback from Birmingham, Alabama; a top-50 2023 recruit whose first start, Oct. 18, 2025 vs SMU, produced 317 yards and three touchdowns.
Christopher Wesley
Christopher George Wesley (born 1987, Nuremberg) is a German field hockey forward, Nürnberger HTC player, who won Olympic gold at London 2012 and bronze at Rio 2016, plus European titles in 2011 and 2013, with 164 caps before retiring in 2017.
Christopher Zeller
Christopher Zeller, German field hockey forward born 1984 in Munich; two-time Olympic champion (2008, 2012) and 2004 bronze medalist, 2006 World Cup winner, scored the only goal in the Beijing final.
Christos Alexiou (Χρήστος Αλεξίου)
Christos Alexiou (Χρήστος Αλεξίου), Greek centre-back born 2005 in Athens; AEK Athens defender on loan from Inter U23, Greece U21 international with 11 caps.
Christos Papanikolaou
Christos Papanikolaou (Χρήστος Παπανικολάου), Greek pole vaulter born 1941 in Trikala; set a 5.49 m world record on 24 October 1970, was 4th at the 1968 Olympics, and European silver medallist in 1966.
Christy Hemme
Christy Hemme (Christina Lee Hemme, born 1980), American wrestler and executive; won WWE's 2004 Raw Diva Search, wrestled Trish Stratus at WrestleMania 21, then TNA ring announcer, first woman on TNA creative team, and TNA marketing head until 2025.
Christy Mathewson
Christy Mathewson (1880-1925), "Big Six," Hall of Fame pitcher for the New York Giants; 373 wins, 1905 World Series three shutouts, fadeaway screwball, WWI Chemical Warfare Service captain who died of tuberculosis.
Chrono Cross
Chrono Cross (クロノ・クロス) is Square's 1999 PlayStation JRPG sequel to Chrono Trigger, directed by Masato Kato with music by Yasunori Mitsuda. Serge crosses two parallel worlds with over 40 party members, Element-based combat, 12+ endings, and a 2022 Radical Dreamers remaster.
Chrono Trigger (クロノ・トリガー)
Chrono Trigger (クロノ・トリガー) is Square's 1995 Super Famicom RPG by the Dream Team of Sakaguchi, Horii, and Toriyama, with music by Yasunori Mitsuda. Crono travels five eras to stop Lavos; 13 endings via New Game+; ported to PS1, DS, mobile, and Steam, never remade.
Chronological summary of the 2016 Summer Olympics
Chronological summary of the Rio 2016 Summer Olympics (Games of the XXXI Olympiad), 5-21 August 2016: first South American Games, 11,200 athletes, 207 delegations, first Refugee Olympic Team, golf and rugby sevens returns, Zika and doping controversies, and legacy.
Chryste Gaines
Chryste Gaines (born 1970, Lawton, Oklahoma) is an American sprinter, 1996 Olympic 4x100m relay gold medalist and 2000 bronze medalist, two-time world relay champion, 2001 US 100m champion, later suspended for doping 2005-07.
Chu Mu Yen
Chu Mu Yen (朱木炎; born 1982) is a retired Taiwanese taekwondo competitor who won the 2004 Athens Olympic gold in men's flyweight and a 2008 bronze.
Chuba Akpom
Chuba Amechi Akpom (born 1995) is an English striker, ex-Arsenal academy player, Championship Golden Boot winner 2023 with Middlesbrough, then Ajax and Ipswich Town.
Chuba Hubbard
Chuba Hubbard, Canadian NFL running back (born 1999, Sherwood Park, Alberta) for the Carolina Panthers, drafted round 4 in 2021 from Oklahoma State, where he led the FBS with 2,094 rushing yards in 2019; signed a four-year $33.2M extension in November 2024.
Chubba Purdy
Chubba Purdy (born 2001) is an American college football quarterback from Queen Creek, Arizona, who played for Florida State, Nebraska, and Nevada, and is the younger brother of 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy.
Chubby Cox
Chubby Cox (John Arthur Cox III, born 1955) is a retired American shooting guard who played seven NBA games for the 1982-83 Washington Bullets, averaging 4.1 points, after a Villanova and San Francisco college career; he is Kobe Bryant's maternal uncle.
Chuck Adkins
Chuck Adkins, or Charles "Chuck" Adkins, was an American boxer who won the 1952 Helsinki Olympics by defeating Soviet boxer Viktor Mednov in the final match.
Chuck Bednarik
Chuck Bednarik (1925-2015), 'Concrete Charlie,' Eagles center-linebacker 1949-62, last NFL 60-minute two-way player, 1949 No. 1 pick, 1960 title-game tackle of Jim Taylor, Gifford hit, Pro Football Hall of Fame 1967.
Chuck Bittick
Charles "Chuck" Bittick Jr. (1939-2005), American swimmer and water polo player; USC four-time NCAA backstroke champion, 200 m backstroke world record holder (2:17.6, 1960), 1960 Olympic water poloist.
Chuck Blazer
Chuck Blazer (Charles Blazer), American soccer administrator, CONCACAF general secretary and FIFA executive committee member 1997–2013; FBI informant whose guilty plea to racketeering, money laundering, and tax evasion fueled the 2015 FIFA corruption indictments.
Chuck Daly
Chuck Daly (1930–2009), American basketball coach; led Detroit Pistons to 1989–90 NBA titles and coached the 1992 Dream Team to Olympic gold; Hall of Fame 1994.
Chuck Darling
Chuck Darling (Charles Frick Darling, 1930-2021), American basketball center, 1956 Olympic gold medalist and 1952 Iowa consensus All-American who chose the AAU Phillips 66ers and a geology career over the NBA.
Chuck Day
Chuck Day (Charles Ward Day, 1914-1962), American rower and University of Washington crew member who won gold in the men's eights at the 1936 Berlin Olympics; later a Navy doctor and Seattle gynecologist.
Chuck Finley
Chuck Finley (Charles Edward Finley, born 1962) is a former MLB left-handed pitcher (1986–2002) for the Angels, Indians, and Cardinals; 200-173, 3.85 ERA, 2,610 strikeouts, five-time All-Star, not in the Hall of Fame.
Chuck Hughes
Chuck Hughes, Detroit Lions wide receiver (Philadelphia Eagles 1967-69), drafted 99th overall in 1967; died of a heart attack on the field October 24, 1971, the only NFL player to die during a game.
Chuck Klein
Chuck Klein (Charles Herbert Klein, 1904–1958), American Hall of Fame right fielder for the Philadelphia Phillies, Cubs, and Pirates; 1932 NL MVP, 1933 Triple Crown winner, 300 career home runs, 44 outfield assists in 1930, elected to Cooperstown in 1980.