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Dots and Boxes
Dots and Boxes is a two-player pencil-and-paper game in which players draw lines between dots, and completing a box scores a point and grants an extra turn.
Dou dizhu
Dou dizhu (斗地主, Fight the Landlord) is China's most popular card game: a three-player climbing game where one landlord with 20 cards plays against two partnered peasants, with bidding, bombs, rockets, and spring doubling.
Double (association football)
Double (association football): winning a domestic league and main domestic cup in one season; variants include the league-and-European double (only 17 clubs in 70 years) and domestic cup double; Celtic 1966/67 remain the only quadruple winners.
Double choco
Double Choco (ダブルチョコ) is a Nikoli region-dividing logic puzzle: partition a white-and-gray grid into blocks whose white and gray halves match in shape; proved NP-complete in 2022.
Double Dragon
Double Dragon (双截龍) is a 1987 Technos Japan side-scrolling beat-'em-up arcade game, licensed to Taito, created by Yoshihisa Kishimoto from Kunio-kun, with two-player co-op, four stages, and many ports.
Double Dragon (film)
Double Dragon is a 1994 American science fiction martial arts comedy directed by James Yukich, starring Scott Wolf and Mark Dacascos, loosely adapted from the 1987 arcade game.
Double or Nothing (2020)
Double or Nothing (2020), produced by All Elite Wrestling on May 23, 2020, was a professional wrestling event that crowned new champions and hosted the first Stadium Stampede.
Double or Nothing (2021)
Double or Nothing (2021) was AEW's third Double or Nothing pay-per-view, held May 30, 2021 at Daily's Place, Jacksonville, before a full-capacity crowd of about 5,200; Omega retained, Baker won the women's title, and Inner Circle won Stadium Stampede II.
Double or Nothing (2022)
Double or Nothing (2022) was an AEW pay-per-view on May 29, 2022, at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, where CM Punk beat Hangman Adam Page for the AEW World Championship; Wardlow beat MJF and the Owen Hart Cup finals concluded there.
Double or Nothing (2023)
Double or Nothing (2023): AEW's fifth Double or Nothing pay-per-view, May 28, 2023, T-Mobile Arena, Paradise, Nevada. MJF retained the AEW World Title in the Four Pillars four-way; BCC won Anarchy in the Arena; 10,550 attendance, 130,000-135,000 buys.
Double or Nothing (2024)
Double or Nothing (2024) was an AEW pay-per-view event in Las Vegas on May 26, 2024. It featured MJF's return and the Anarchy in the Arena main event.
Double or Nothing (2025)
AEW Double or Nothing 2025, a pay-per-view held May 25, 2025 at Desert Diamond Arena, Glendale, Arizona; AEW's Arizona PPV debut. Adam Page and Mercedes Mone won Owen Hart Cup finals; Anarchy in the Arena returned.
Double or Nothing (2026)
Double or Nothing (2026) was AEW's May 24, 2026 pay-per-view at Louis Armstrong Stadium, Queens, New York, its first New York and HBO Max edition; MJF beat Darby Allin Title vs. Hair, Cage & Cope and Takeshita won titles.
Double solitaire
Double solitaire (double Klondike) is a two-player card game: each player runs an own 52-card Klondike tableau while both race to build shared foundations; most foundation cards wins.
Double tap
Double tap, a firearms technique of two rapid shots at one target; also called hammer pair, contrasted with the controlled pair. Origin credited to Fairbairn and Sykes, 1930s Shanghai; splits .25-.35 s.
Double-A (baseball)
Double-A (AA) is the second-highest level of affiliated Minor League Baseball, below Triple-A. Known as the biggest test for prospects, with median player age 24 and only 3.5% with MLB experience.
Double-double
Double-double: basketball stat of 10+ in two of five categories (points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks) in one game; term from 1985; Chamberlain holds 968 career and 227-game streak records.
Double-elimination tournament
Double-elimination tournament, also double knockout: a bracket format where two losses eliminate a participant. Winners and losers brackets converge in a grand final, with about 2n−2 matches; common in esports and martial arts.
Doublelift
Doublelift (Yiliang Peng, 大师兄), born 1993, American League of Legends AD carry; eight-time LCS champion with CLG, TSM, and Team Liquid; retired 2023, later Team Liquid content creator.
Doug Anakin
Doug Anakin was a Canadian bobsledder and luger who won gold in the four-man bobsleigh at the 1964 Innsbruck Olympics, Canada's only gold that year, then promoted luge in Canada.
Doug Baldwin
Doug Baldwin Jr., former Seattle Seahawks wide receiver (2011-2018), undrafted from Stanford, two-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl XLVIII champion; 493 catches, 6,563 yards, 49 touchdowns, second in franchise TD history behind Steve Largent.
Doug Blubaugh
Doug Blubaugh was an American freestyle wrestler who won the welterweight gold medal at the 1960 Summer Olympics in Rome and later coached at Indiana University.
Doug Bowser
Doug Bowser, American business executive, President and COO of Nintendo of America 2019–2025 after P&G and Electronic Arts; led the Switch era, launched Switch 2, retired December 31, 2025, succeeded by Devon Pritchard, later a Hasbro director.
Doug Christie
Doug Christie (born 1970, Seattle) is head coach of the Sacramento Kings and a former NBA guard-forward; 15 seasons, 17th pick of the 1992 draft, four All-Defensive selections with the Kings, interim head coach December 2024, permanent May 2025.
Doug Collins (basketball)
Doug Collins (born 1951, Christopher, Illinois) is a Hall of Fame basketball player, coach, and broadcaster: 1972 Olympic silver medalist, Illinois State's 2,240-point record scorer, 1973 No. 1 pick, four-time NBA All-Star with the 76ers, and coach of the Bulls, Pistons, Wizards, and 76ers.
Doug Flutie
Doug Flutie (Douglas Richard Flutie), born 1962, is an American former football quarterback who won the 1984 Heisman Trophy at Boston College before becoming one of the greatest CFL players.
Doug Gilmour
Doug Gilmour, born 1963 in Kingston, Ontario, Canadian NHL centre nicknamed 'Killer'; 1,414 points in 1,474 games, 1989 Stanley Cup with Calgary, 127-point Leafs record season and 1993 Selke Trophy, Hall of Fame 2011.
Doug Gjertsen
Doug Gjertsen (Douglas Seneca Gjertsen, born 1967), American swimmer and coach; double 1988 Seoul Olympic freestyle relay gold medalist, 1992 bronze, Texas Longhorn NCAA champion, later SwimAtlanta head coach.
Doug Hansen (Everest)
Doug Hansen, American postal worker from Renton, Washington, died May 10, 1996 descending Everest after a late 4 pm summit with guide Rob Hall in the 1996 disaster; subject of Into Thin Air and the film Everest.
Doug Howlett
Doug Howlett (Douglas Charles Howlett), born 1978, New Zealand All Blacks winger 2000-2007 whose 49 test tries stood as the All Blacks record until Will Jordan passed it; later Munster captain and commercial head.