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Ernst Streng
Ernst Streng (1942-1993), West German track cyclist, RC Schmitter Köln; Olympic gold in the 1964 Tokyo men's 4,000 m team pursuit with Claesges, Henrichs, and Link, beating Italy by 0.07 seconds, plus 1964 world title and 1963 world silver.
Ernst Vettori
Ernst Vettori, Austrian ski jumper born 1964 in Hall in Tirol; 1992 Albertville Olympic normal hill champion, 1992 team silver, 15 World Cup wins, twice Four Hills winner, later ÖSV sports director 2010–2018.
Ernst Winter
Ernst Winter (Ernst Friedrich Winter, 1907-1943), German artistic gymnast of Eintracht Frankfurt: 1934 world horizontal bar champion, 1936 Berlin Olympic team gold medalist, missing in action near Stalingrad; distinct from a KPD politician and Ernst Karl Winter.
Eros Poli
Eros Poli (born 1963, Isola della Scala, Verona) is an Italian former road cyclist, 1984 Olympic and 1987 world 100 km team time trial champion, famous for his solo 1994 Tour de France stage win over Mont Ventoux, now a guide for inGamba luxury cycling tours.
Erriyon Knighton
Erriyon Knighton (born 2004), American 200m sprinter from Tampa who broke Usain Bolt's U18 and U20 records, won world 200m bronze (2022) and silver (2023), and received a four-year doping ban in 2025.
Errol Spence Jr.
Errol Spence Jr. (born 1990), "The Truth", American southpaw welterweight champion who held IBF, WBC, and WBA belts, lost by ninth-round TKO to Terence Crawford in 2023, then retired after a 2026 loss to Tim Tszyu.
Errol Stewart
Errol Stewart: Jamaican sprinter born 1950, Kingston, 1968 Olympic 4x100m relay fourth and world record 38.3, 1970 Commonwealth gold; also South African cricketer born 1969, six ODIs for South Africa.
Ersan İlyasova
Ersan İlyasova (Ersan Ilyasova), Turkish power forward born 1987 in Eskişehir; 13 NBA seasons, 9 with Milwaukee Bucks, stretch four, 10.1 PPG career, 2006 U20 MVP, last played Utah Jazz 2021.
Erv Hall
Erv Hall (Ervin Henry Hall, born 1947, Philadelphia) is an American hurdler, 1968 Olympic 110 m hurdles silver medallist behind Willie Davenport, and 1969 NCAA 120-yard hurdles champion who equaled the 13.2 world record for Villanova.
Ervin Johnson
Ervin Johnson (born 1967) is an American former NBA center, 6'11", from the University of New Orleans; drafted 23rd overall in 1993 by Seattle, played 13 seasons and 845 games for Seattle, Denver, Milwaukee, and Minnesota, averaging 4.1 points and 6.1 rebounds; not Magic Johnson (Earvin).
Ervin Meszaros
Ervin Mészáros (1877–1940), Hungarian sabre and foil fencer of MAC Budapest, nicknamed Kapitány. Barred from the 1904 and 1908 Olympics as an Austro-Hungarian officer, he won 1912 team sabre gold and individual sabre bronze at Stockholm.
Ervin Zador
Ervin Zádor (Zádor Ervin), Hungarian water polo player (born 1934 or 1935, Budapest; died 2012, Linden, California), 1956 Olympic gold medalist punched by Valentin Prokopov in the Blood in the Water match, later a California coach of Mark Spitz.
Erwann le Pechoux
Erwann Le Péchoux (born 1982, Pertuis) is a French left-handed foil fencer, Olympic team gold medalist at Tokyo 2021, four-time world team champion, and later coach of Japan's men's foil team, which won Olympic gold at Paris 2024.
Erwin Blask
The German hammer thrower Erwin Blask won a silver medal at the 1936 Berlin Olympics and later set the world record for his event in Stockholm in 1938.
Erwin Creed
Erwin Creed (born 1980, Paris) is a French endurance racing driver and seventh-generation member of the Creed perfume house; raced Le Mans 2018 and 2019 with Larbre Competition in LMP2.
Erwin Kern
Erwin Kern (Anton Carl Erwin Kern) was a German sprinter who set a world relay record in 1912; he later worked as an athletics administrator.
Erwin Sietas
Erwin Sietas (1910-1989), German breaststroke swimmer of Hamburger Schwimmclub 1879; 1936 Berlin Olympic silver in the 200 m breaststroke (2:42.9), 1934 European champion, 1935 world record 2:42.4, ISHOF 1992.
Eryk Anders
Eryk Anders "Ya Boi" (born 1987), American retired UFC middleweight and former Alabama linebacker who strip-sacked Garrett Gilbert in the 2010 BCS title game; pro MMA record 18-9, retired 2026.
Erzg. aue
FC Erzgebirge Aue is a German football club from Aue in Saxony, founded in 1908, which won three East German championships as the Wismut works team.
Erzgebirgsstadion
Erzgebirgsstadion (eins-Erzgebirgsstadion since 2025), football stadium in Aue, Saxony, home of FC Erzgebirge Aue; built 1950 as Otto-Grotewohl-Stadion, rebuilt 2015-2017, capacity 15,500 covered places.
Erzsebet Gulyas Koteles
Erzsebet Gulyas-Koteles (Köteles Erzsébet, 1924–2019), Hungarian artistic gymnast; five Olympic medals including portable apparatus team gold at Melbourne 1956 and three team all-around silvers; 1954 world champion.
Erzsebet Markus Peresztegi
Erzsébet Márkus-Peresztegi, Hungarian weightlifter born 1969 in Sopron; won silver in women's 69 kg at Sydney 2000 with a 112.5 kg snatch world record, Hungary's first women's Olympic weightlifting medal.
ES Troyes AC
ES Troyes AC (ESTAC, Espérance Sportive Troyes Aube Champagne), French football club founded 1986, plays at Stade de l'Aube; Intertoto Cup 2001, Ligue 2 champions 2014-15; City Football Group majority owner since 2020.
Es-Sig
Es-Sig (Es-Sîg) is a traditional Tunisian race board game played by women, racing wedding-ring pieces toward Mecca while a Ghula (witch, a piece of coal) drags them back, using four two-sided stick dice; documented by Ayoub 1991 and playable in Ludii (DLP.Games.1499).
Esa Pole
Esa Pole (born 2001, Hayward, CA) is an NFL offensive tackle, 6-7 and 319 lb, from Chabot College and Washington State; an undrafted 2025 Chiefs signee who started 4 games as a rookie.
Esapekka Lappi
Esapekka Lappi, born 1991, is a Finnish rally driver who won the 2016 WRC2 title and two WRC rounds, Rally Finland 2017 and Sweden 2024.
Escape from Duckov
Escape from Duckov (逃离鸭科夫) is a 2025 single-player top-down PvE duck-themed extraction shooter by Team Soda and Bilibili, parodying Escape from Tarkov; sold 3M+ units, peaked at 301,322 Steam concurrents.
Escape from Tarkov
Escape from Tarkov is Battlestate Games' hardcore extraction shooter by Nikita Buyanov; closed beta July 2017, 1.0 and Steam release November 15, 2025, over 1 million copies sold, Mixed Steam reviews.
Escape room
Escape room: a timed, team-based puzzle game originating in Kyoto in 2007, popularized by SCRAP; a US industry of about 2,000 facilities and 7,800 rooms, also used in healthcare education.
Escape the Backrooms
Escape the Backrooms is a Fancy Games co-op horror game (1-4 players) based on Backrooms lore, launched on Steam Early Access in August 2022, with 1.0 in October 2025 via Secret Mode and Blackbird Interactive, 30+ levels, and over 4 million players.