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Egon Zimmermann
Egon Zimmermann (1939-2019), Austrian alpine skier, Egon Zimmermann II, won the 1964 Innsbruck Olympic downhill in 2:18.16 and the 1962 Chamonix giant slalom world title; later hotelier in Lech.
Egor Dëmin
Egor Dëmin (born 2006, Moscow) is a Russian NBA guard-forward for the Brooklyn Nets, drafted 8th overall in 2025 from BYU after Real Madrid's youth system; rookie record 34 straight games with a three.
Egypt national football team
Egypt national football team, the Pharaohs, governed by the Egyptian Football Association; record seven-time AFCON champions (1957-2010) and first African World Cup entrant (1934). Won its first World Cup match and reached the knockout stage in 2026 under Hossam Hassan with Mohamed Salah.
Egyptian Premier League (الدوري المصري الممتاز)
Egyptian Premier League (الدوري المصري الممتاز), Egypt's top football division since 1948, run by the Egyptian Professional Clubs League; dominated by Al Ahly and Zamalek, ranked among Africa's strongest leagues.
Egyptian Ratscrew
Egyptian Ratscrew (ERS), also called Egyptian War or Ratslap, is an American slap card game combining Beggar My Neighbour face-card challenges with slapping doubles, sandwiches, and other patterns to collect all 52 cards.
EHF Champions League
The EHF Champions League is the top European men's handball club competition, organized by the European Handball Federation since 1993-94 and decided each year at the FINAL4 in Cologne.
Ehije Ukaki
Ehije Success Ukaki (born 2004) is a Nigerian right winger who rose at Botev Plovdiv, winning the 2024 Bulgarian Cup, then joined Sheffield United in June 2025 under Chris Wilder's data-driven recruitment, later loaned to Atromitos and back to Botev Plovdiv.
Eidos Interactive
Eidos Interactive, British video game publisher (London), publishing arm of Eidos plc; known for Tomb Raider, Hitman, Deus Ex, Thief, Legacy of Kain; acquired by Square Enix in 2009, label retired, studios sold to Embracer in 2022.
Eiður Guðjohnsen
Eiður Guðjohnsen (Eiður Smári Guðjohnsen), Icelandic forward born 1978 in Reykjavik; Bolton, Chelsea (two Premier League titles), Barcelona (2009 treble); Iceland's record scorer with 26 goals in 88 caps.
Eight Men Out
Eight Men Out: Eliot Asinof's 1963 book on the 1919 Black Sox World Series fix and John Sayles's 1988 Orion Pictures film adaptation, later corrected by SABR's Eight Myths Out research.
Eight-ball
Eight-ball (8-ball, eightball pool) is a two-player cue sport with a cue ball and 15 numbered balls; clear your group of seven (solids or stripes, or reds/yellows in blackball), then pocket the 8-ball to win.
Eight-thousander
Eight-thousander: any of the 14 mountains above 8,000 m, all in the Himalaya and Karakoram (Everest, K2, Kangchenjunga, etc.). First climbed 1950–1964, in winter 1980–2021; UIAA recognizes the classic 14 list.
Eighth generation of video game consoles
Eighth generation of video game consoles: Wii U (2012), PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (2013), plus 3DS, Vita, and the Switch sometimes classed here. AMD Jaguar x86 CPUs, GDDR5 vs DDR3+ESRAM, PS4 won with 117M+ units vs 58M Xbox One and 13.56M Wii U.
Eighty three
Eighty three (83) is a Maine, USA four-player partnership trick-taking card game, a Pedro variant with 53 cards including a joker, 83 points per hand, minimum bid 30, and an '83 double' bid worth 166.
Eiji Aonuma (青沼 英二)
Eiji Aonuma (青沼 英二), Nintendo game designer and producer from Nagano prefecture; directed Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and Wind Waker, then succeeded Shigeru Miyamoto as Zelda series producer from about 2003.
Eiji Kawashima (川島永嗣)
Eiji Kawashima (川島永嗣), born 1983, Japanese goalkeeper; 95 caps for Japan; 2011 AFC Asian Cup winner; World Cup squads 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022; clubs included Kawasaki Frontale, Standard Liège, FC Metz, Jubilo Iwata.
Eileen Gu (谷爱凌)
Eileen Gu (谷爱凌, Gu Ailing), born 2003 in San Francisco, is a freestyle skier competing for China in halfpipe, slopestyle, and big air; six Olympic starts, three golds and three silvers, most decorated Olympic freestyle skier.
Eileen Hiscock
Eileen May Hiscock (1909-1958), English sprinter of the London Olympiades; Olympic 4x100m relay bronze 1932 and silver 1936, British women's team captain 1932, and 1934 Empire Games triple gold medallist.
Eilert Falch Lund
Eilert Falch-Lund (Eilert Falch Lund), Norwegian sailor and wholesaler (1875-1960); won 12-metre class gold aboard Magda IX at Stockholm 1912 and placed fourth in the 8-metre class at London 1908.
Eilish McColgan
Eilish McColgan (born 1990, Dundee) is a Scottish distance runner, four-time Olympian, and 2022 Commonwealth 10,000m champion coached by her mother Liz McColgan; she holds British records at 5,000m, 10,000m, and half marathon and the European 10km record of 30:08.
Einar Hedegart
Einar Hedegart, Norwegian skier born 2001 in Levanger; 2023 IBU Junior Worlds biathlon triple medalist who won two golds and a bronze in cross-country at Milano Cortina 2026, then returned to biathlon in April 2026.
Einar Liberg
Einar Liberg (Einar Adolfsen Liberg, 1873–1955), Norwegian sport shooter from Elverum; won 7 Olympic medals (4 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze) in rifle and running target events at the 1908–1924 Games, mostly in team events.
Einar Strøm
Einar Johan Strøm (1885–1964) was a Norwegian gymnast who won a gold medal in the team all-around, free system event at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm.
Einfach genial
Einfach genial, also known as Ingenious, is Reiner Knizia's 2004 Kosmos abstract tile-laying game for 1-4 players, where the lowest of six color scores decides the winner; Spiel des Jahres 2004 nominee.
Einhänder (アインハンダー)
Einhänder (アインハンダー) is Square's 1997/1998 PlayStation horizontal shoot-'em-up, German for "one-handed". Its manipulator arm steals Gunpod weapons from enemies; ships include Endymion Mk II/III and Astraea; Metacritic 89, EGM's best-reviewed shmup.
Eino Leino
Eino Aukusti Leino (1891-1986), Finnish freestyle wrestler, won Olympic medals at four consecutive Games 1920-1932: gold middleweight 1920, silver 1924, bronze 1928 and 1932; US-based, AAU champion 1920 and 1923.
Eino Penttila
Eino Penttilä (1906–1982) was a Finnish javelin thrower who set the world record in 1927 and won the bronze medal at the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
Eino Purje
Eino Purje (Eino Alfred Purje, born Borg, 1900-1984), Finnish middle-distance runner; 1925 Workers' Olympiad triple champion and bronze medalist in the 1,500 m at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics behind Harri Larva and Jules Ladoumègue.
Eino Rastas
Eino Rastas (1894-1965), Finnish long-distance runner; two Olympic team cross-country golds (1920, 1924), 1928 marathoner, three Finnish titles, and the deliberate three-way tie in the 1928 marathon trial.
Eino Seppala
Eino Seppälä (1896–1968), Finnish long-distance runner for Virolahden Sampo; won 1924 Paris Olympic gold in the 3,000 m team race and placed fifth in the 5,000 m. Not the biathlete Tero Seppälä.