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Fyodor Smolov (Фёдор Михайлович Смолов)
Fyodor Mikhaylovich Smolov (Фёдор Михайлович Смолов), born 1990 in Saratov, is a Russian striker, two-time RPL top scorer, 45-cap Russia international, and 2024/25 champion with Krasnodar.
Fyodor Terentyev
Fyodor Terentyev (Фёдор Михайлович Терентьев), Soviet cross-country skier, 1956 Cortina Olympic relay gold medalist and 50 km bronze medalist; died 1963 aged 37 before the Innsbruck Games.
G. C. Spencer
G. C. Spencer (Galen Carter Spencer, 1840–1904), American archer and retired Methodist minister; won 1904 Olympic team archery gold with the Potomac Archers at age 64, placed 13th in the Double American Round, and died weeks later.
G. Nandy Singh
G. Nandy Singh (Grahanandan Nandy Singh, 1926-2014), Indian field hockey centre forward, won Olympic gold at London 1948 and Helsinki 1952, later Indian Navy commander and hockey administrator.
G.D. Estoril Praia
Grupo Desportivo Estoril Praia, founded 17 May 1939 in Estoril, Cascais, is a Portuguese multi-sport club whose football team plays in the Primeira Liga at the Estádio António Coimbra da Mota (capacity 5,094), with three Segunda Liga titles.
G1 Climax (G1クライマックス)
The G1 Climax is an annual round-robin professional wrestling tournament held each summer by New Japan Pro-Wrestling since 1991, whose winner earns a championship match at Wrestle Kingdom.
G1 Climax 35
G1 Climax 35, NJPW's 2025 round-robin tournament (July 19-August 17), 20 wrestlers in A/B blocks, won by Konosuke Takeshita over EVIL, earning an IWGP World Heavyweight title match at Wrestle Kingdom.
G2 Esports
G2 Esports, Berlin-based European esports organization founded 2013 by Carlos Rodriguez; fields League of Legends, CS2, Valorant, Rainbow Six teams; record 14 LEC titles, MSI 2019 champion, $35M revenue, profitable.
G2A
G2A (Go2Arena) is a Polish-founded online marketplace for game keys and digital entertainment, founded 2010 by Skwarczek and Rożek; known for gray-market key controversies, tinyBuild dispute, and 2020 stolen-key admission.
G4 Racing
G4 Racing is a Swiss single-seater team founded in 2019 by the Gnos family, based near Barcelona, competing in Formula Regional European by Alpine and Spanish F4; sixth in 2021 FRECA teams' standings with two wins.
Gabata (Shoa and Adegrat)
Gabata (Shoa and Adegrat), also called Mengas, is a mancala-style board game from Shoa in central Ethiopia and the Adegrat region of Tigray, one of the popular versions of the Horn of Africa Gabata family.
Gabata (Shoa I)
Gabata (Shoa I), also called Uugg, Weg, or Waladach, is a two-row Ethiopian mancala sowing game in the gabata family of Ethiopia and Eritrea, with sowing, capture, and move-again rules recorded in the Ludii games database.
Gabbi Tuft
Gabbi Tuft (born Gabriel Allan Tuft, 1978) is an American retired WWE wrestler who competed as Tyler Reks 2008–2012, founded Body Spartan, came out as transgender in February 2021, and plans a wrestling comeback.
Gabbie Marshall
Gabbie Marshall, born 2000 in Cincinnati, is a former Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball guard (2019-2024), a defensive specialist and 3-point shooter, program record-holder in games played (163), not the WNBA players Rayah or Naji Marshall.
Gabby Douglas
Gabby Douglas (Gabrielle Christina Victoria Douglas, born 1995) is an American artistic gymnast, 2012 Olympic all-around champion and three-time Olympic gold medalist; first African American and woman of color to win the Olympic all-around, plus 2012 and 2016 team golds.
Gabby Golf Girl
Gabby Golf Girl (Gabriella DeGasperis), American golfer and golf content creator, UCF collegiate player; nearly 2 million followers, Creator Classic competitor, Callaway and Electrolit partnerships, Stephen Curry match win.
Gabby Hartnett
Gabby Hartnett (Charles Leo Hartnett, 1900-1972), Cubs catcher 1922-1940 and Giants 1941, 1935 NL MVP, "Homer in the Gloamin'" 1938, Hall of Fame 1955; not the radio host or other namesakes.
Gabby Thomas
Gabby Thomas (Gabrielle Lisa Thomas, born 1996) is an American sprinter, Harvard graduate, and 200m specialist who won three golds at Paris 2024 after Tokyo bronze and silver, with a 21.60 personal best.
Gabby Williams
Gabby Williams (born 1996) is a Franco-American WNBA forward, UConn NCAA champion, drafted 4th in 2018 by Chicago; Seattle Storm steals leader and 2025 All-Star, now Golden State Valkyries, and Olympic medalist for France.
Gabe Gardner
Gabe Gardner (Gabriel Bryan Gardner), born 1976 in San Diego, is an American volleyball opposite who won gold at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and placed fourth at Athens 2004; USC and Stanford alumnus.
Gabe Kapler
Gabe Kapler (Gabriel Stefan Kapler, born 1975) is a baseball executive, former outfielder, and former manager of the Phillies and Giants, whose 107-win 2021 season won him NL Manager of the Year; he is now Miami Marlins general manager.
Gabe Newell
Gabe Newell, also known as Gaben, co-founded Valve Corporation on August 24, 1996 with Mike Harrington after 13 years at Microsoft; he leads Valve and Steam, is worth nearly $10 billion, and runs Starfish Neuroscience and Inkfish.
Gabe Speier
Gabe Speier (born 1995) is a left-handed MLB relief pitcher for the Seattle Mariners, formerly Royals; nephew of Chris Speier. 2025: 2.61 ERA, 82 K/11 BB; three-pitch mix of four-seamer, sinker, slider.
Gabe Vincent
Gabe Vincent is an American NBA guard for the Atlanta Hawks who went undrafted in 2018 and started for the Miami Heat in the 2023 NBA Finals.
Gabi Butler
Gabi Butler (Gabriella Butler, born 1998) is an American competitive cheerleader, two-time world champion, and star of Netflix's Cheer at Navarro College, later a Weber State cheerleader, Battle Camp contestant, and Varsity Spirit lead brand ambassador.
Gabi Garcia
Gabi Garcia (Gabrielle Lemos Garcia, born 1985, Porto Alegre) is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu super-heavyweight, Alliance black belt under Fabio Gurgel, multi-time IBJJF World and ADCC +60kg champion, and 4-0 Rizin MMA fighter.
Gabi Lohs-Kühn
Gabi Lohs-Kühn (Gabriele Lohs, later Gabi Kühn), born 1957 in Dresden, East German rower; Olympic gold in women's coxed fours at Montréal 1976 and women's eights at Moskva 1980, plus 1977 world eights title.
Gabi Reinsch
Gabi Reinsch, full name Gabriele Reinsch, is a German former discus thrower who competed for East Germany and set the women's world record of 76.80 meters in July 1988, which still stands.
Gabi Rockmeier
Gabi Rockmeier (Gabriele Rockmeier, born 1973, Moosburg an der Isar) is a German sprinter, twin of Birgit Rockmeier, who won 2001 world 4x100m relay gold after the US team's doping disqualification and European relay silvers in 1998 and 2002.
Gabi Zange Schonbrunn
Gabi Zange-Schönbrunn (Gabriele Schönbrunn, born 1961), East German speed skater; three Olympic bronzes (1984, 1988 3,000 m; 1988 5,000 m), 1984 European allround champion, four world records.