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Doom (franchise)
Doom (franchise): id Software's sci-fi horror FPS series (1993-2025), from DOOM and deathmatch coinage through id Tech 8's DOOM: The Dark Ages; WAD modding, shareware, sales, and reception.
Doom 3
Doom 3 (2004), id Software's id Tech 4 horror shooter reboot on id Tech 4, known for real-time lighting, the flashlight-versus-weapon mechanic, BFG Edition, and divided reception versus classic Doom's fast action.
Doom 64
Doom 64 is Midway's 1997 Nintendo 64 first-person shooter, a sequel to Doom II with a modified Doom engine, colored lighting, and Aubrey Hodges' ambient score; re-released by Nightdive in 2020.
Doom Eternal
Doom Eternal (id Software, Bethesda, March 20, 2020) is a fast-paced first-person shooter, direct sequel to DOOM (2016), with Glory Kill/Chainsaw/Flame Belch resource combat, BATTLEMODE 2v1 multiplayer, and The Ancient Gods two-part campaign DLC.
Doom II
Doom II (Doom II: Hell on Earth) is id Software's 1994 MS-DOS first-person shooter sequel to Doom, released October 1994 with the same engine, more weapons, retail-only distribution, and over 1.5 million copies sold.
Doom: Annihilation
Doom: Annihilation is a 2019 American science fiction horror action film written and directed by Tony Giglio, based on id Software's Doom video game series.
Doom: The Dark Ages
Doom: The Dark Ages (DOOM: The Dark Ages) is id Software's 2025 prequel to DOOM (2016) and DOOM Eternal, a medieval stand-and-fight shooter built on the Shield Saw parry mechanic, id Tech 8 ray tracing, and the 2026 Revelations DLC.
Doomguy
Doomguy, also known as the Doom Slayer, is the silent space marine protagonist of id Software's Doom series, first appearing in 1993; a fan nickname later made official, defined by silence and HUD facial expressions.
Doosra
Doosra (دوسرا), "the other one" in Urdu/Hindi: an off-spinner's disguised delivery turning leg to off, opposite the off-break. Invented by Saqlain Mushtaq, named via Moin Khan's stump-mic calls; largely banned by the ICC's 15-degree elbow rule.
Doov
Doov (Dööv) is a traditional Mongolian draughts game on an 8x8 board with eight pieces per player, single captures only, and dog- or wolf-shaped pieces; the Mongolian game closest to western checkers.
Doping at the Olympic Games
Doping at the Olympic Games is the use of prohibited substances or methods by Olympic athletes, and the testing and sanctioning systems that detect it, first run in 1968.
Doping at the Tour de France
Doping at the Tour de France is the use of banned substances and methods by riders, and the anti-doping response, defined by the 1998 Festina affair and the Armstrong era.
Doping in baseball
Doping in baseball: use of anabolic steroids and HGH by MLB players, peaking in the Steroids Era, exposed by the 2007 Mitchell Report and now policed under the MLB-MLBPA Joint Drug Program.
Doping in Russia
Doping in Russia: state-sponsored doping program (2011-2015) run through the Moscow laboratory, exposed by Rodchenkov and the McLaren reports, leading to WADA sanctions, a CAS-reduced two-year ban, and the Valieva case.
Doping in sport
Doping in sport: use of WADA-Prohibited List substances or methods, governed by the World Anti-Doping Code. Covers banned sections S0-S9, M1-M3, testing, ABP, prevalence gaps, scandals, and 2026-2027 rule updates.
Doping in the early Tour de France
Doping in the early Tour de France was the open, legal use of stimulants, painkillers, and alcohol by riders from 1903 until France criminalised doping in 1965.
Dora Bodonyi
Dóra Bodonyi (Bodonyi Dóra, later Hadvina Dóra), Hungarian sprint kayaker born 1993 in Szarvas; Tokyo 2020 K-4 500 m Olympic champion and K-2 bronze medallist, five-time world and six-time European champion, retired March 2025.
Dora Greenwood
Dora Greenwood was a British high jumper of the 1930s who set an unratified women's high jump world record of 1.65 m at Southend on 8 June 1933, won WAAA silver in 1933 and bronze in 1936.
Dora Köring
Dora Köring (Dorothea Köring, 1880–1945), German tennis player; 1912 Stockholm Olympic gold in mixed doubles with Heinrich Schomburgk and silver in women's singles; died in the Dresden bombing raids.
Dora Ratjen
Dora Ratjen, later Heinrich "Heinz" Ratjen (1918–2008), German high jumper; fourth at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, 1938 European champion with a world record; intersex, exposed in 1938, not a Nazi plant.
Dorados de Sinaloa
Dorados de Sinaloa, officially Club Social y Deportivo Dorados de Sinaloa, is a Mexican football club from Culiacán founded in 2003, now in the second tier.
Doraemon Story of Seasons
Doraemon Story of Seasons (ドラえもん のび太の牧場物語) is a 2019 farming sim crossover of Doraemon and Story of Seasons by Marvelous and Brownies, released on Switch, Steam, and PS4; Metacritic 75, 42,230-unit Japanese debut, 2022 sequel Friends of the Great Kingdom.
Doran (최현준) (gamer)
Doran (최현준, Choi Hyeon-jun, born 2000) is a South Korean League of Legends top laner for T1; four-time LCK champion (Gen.G, Hanwha Life) and 2025 World Championship winner.
Đorđe Lavrnić
Đorđe Lavrnić (Ђорђе Лаврнић, 1946–2010), Yugoslav handball player; won gold with Yugoslavia at the 1972 Munich Olympics (21:16 final over Czechoslovakia) and bronze at the 1970 and 1974 World Championships.
Đorđe Perišić
Đorđe Perišić (Ђорђе Перишић) is a Montenegrin-born former swimmer and water polo player who won Olympic gold with Yugoslavia at the 1968 Mexico City Games.
Doreen Wilber
Doreen Wilber (1930-2008), American archer from Jefferson, Iowa; won women's individual recurve gold at Munich 1972 with a 2,424-point Double FITA Round world record, first modern-era female Olympic archery champion.
Dorell Wright
Dorell Wright (born 1985) is an American retired NBA forward-guard, drafted 19th overall in 2004 by Miami; won a title with the Heat and led the NBA in three-pointers made and attempted in 2010-11 with Golden State.
Dori Yeats
Dori Yeats (Dorothy Erzsebet Yeats), Canadian freestyle wrestler from Montreal, born 1993; 2010 Youth Olympic and 2014 Commonwealth and 2015 Pan Am Games champion, 2012 world silver medalist, fifth at Rio 2016; retired 2018; daughter of five-time Olympian Doug Yeats.
Dorial Green-Beckham
Dorial Green-Beckham (DGB), record-setting Hillcrest High School receiver and Rivals' No. 1 recruit of 2012, played at Missouri and Oklahoma, then two NFL seasons (Titans 2015, Eagles 2016) with 68 catches, 941 yards, 6 TDs before a 2017 release.
Dorian Finney-Smith
Dorian Finney-Smith (Doe-Doe), undrafted NBA forward (born 1993, Portsmouth, Virginia) for the Atlanta Hawks; ex-Mavericks, Nets, Lakers, Rockets, Hornets; 3-and-D wing, 628 career games.