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Gradey Dick
Gradey Dick is an American basketball player for the LA Clippers, a 6-foot-7 guard drafted 13th overall by the Toronto Raptors in 2023 after one season at Kansas.
Gradius (video game)
Gradius (グラディウス), aka Nemesis, is Konami's 1985 side-scrolling arcade shoot 'em up starring the Vic Viper, known for its power-up gauge, Options, Moai heads, and checkpoint respawns; directed by Hiroyasu Machiguchi.
Grado (wrestler)
Grado (Graeme Stevely, born 1984, Stevenston, Scotland) is a Scottish comedy professional wrestler of ICW, TNA/Impact, and ITV's World of Sport, famous for Madonna's "Like a Prayer" entrance and a BAFTA-winning acting career; not the American wrestler Jacy Jayne (Taylor Grado).
Grady Emerson
Grady Parker Emerson (born 2008) is an American shortstop drafted No. 2 overall in 2026 by the Tampa Bay Rays from Fort Worth Christian HS; Gatorade National Player of the Year, $9.75M bonus, MLB Pipeline's top 2026 draft prospect.
Grady McDonnell
Grady McDonnell (born 2008, Surrey, BC) is an Irish-Canadian central midfielder; youngest-ever CPL signing with Vancouver FC, sold to Club Brugge in 2025, now Nottingham Forest, Ireland youth international.
Grady Sizemore
Grady Sizemore III (born 1982, Seattle) is a former MLB center fielder, three-time All-Star with Cleveland (2004-11), whose career was cut short by injuries; later White Sox interim manager in 2024 and 2025 offensive coordinator.
Graeme Brown
Graeme Allen Brown (born 1979, Darwin) is a retired Australian track and road cyclist, nicknamed Brownie, who won dual Olympic gold at Athens 2004 in the team pursuit and Madison with Stuart O'Grady, then raced 16 pro years for Panaria, Rabobank, Belkin, and Drapac before retiring in 2016.
Graeme Dott
Graeme Dott (born 1977), Scottish snooker player from Larkhall; 2006 World Champion, runner-up 2004 and 2010, world No. 2. Convicted 2026 of child sexual abuse, jailed seven years, expelled from WPBSA and Hall of Fame.
Graeme Fish
Graeme Fish, Canadian long track speed skater born 1997 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan; set the 10,000m world record 12:33.86 at the 2020 World Single Distances Championships and won 2024 Four Continents 5000m gold.
Graeme Le Saux
Graeme Le Saux (born 1968, Jersey), English left-back; Chelsea, Blackburn, Chelsea, Southampton; 1995 Premier League title, 36 England caps, 1998 World Cup; faced homophobic abuse, later NBC pundit and FA board member.
Graeme McDowell
Graeme McDowell, Northern Irish golfer (born 1979, Portrush), 2010 U.S. Open champion at Pebble Beach, first European winner since 1970, holed the winning 2010 Ryder Cup putt, 11 European Tour wins, now on LIV Golf.
Graeme Obree
Graeme Obree, 'The Flying Scotsman', Scottish cyclist born 1965; twice broke the world hour record (51.596 km in 1993, 52.713 km in 1994) on his homemade bike Old Faithful, won world pursuit titles in 1993 and 1995, and had his tuck and Superman positions banned by the UCI.
Graeme Smith
Graeme Craig Smith (born 1981), South African left-handed opening batter; captain in a record 109 Tests with 53 wins, 9,265 Test runs at 48.25, ICC Hall of Fame 2025.
Graeme Souness
Graeme Souness, born 1953, Scottish midfielder and manager; Liverpool captain 1982-84 winning five league titles and three European Cups; later Rangers player-manager, Liverpool manager, and Sky Sports pundit.
Graeme Swann
Graeme Swann (born 1979, Northampton), English off-spin bowler; 60 Tests, 255 wickets for England 2008-2013; three Ashes wins, 2010 World T20; retired mid-Ashes December 2013; later pundit and England Lions spin coach.
Grafite
Grafite (Edinaldo Batista Libânio, born 1979) is a Brazilian former striker who won the 2008/09 Bundesliga with VfL Wolfsburg, scoring 28 goals as top scorer, and was German Footballer of the Year 2009.
Graham Alexander
Graham Alexander (born 1971) is an English football manager and former Preston player who has managed Fleetwood, Scunthorpe, Salford, Motherwell, MK Dons, Bradford City, and Preston North End, winning three promotions.
Graham Blanks
Graham Blanks (born 2002) is an American distance runner from Athens, Georgia; two-time NCAA cross country champion for Harvard, 2024 Paris Olympian (ninth, 5000m), and New Balance professional.
Graham Carr
Graham Carr (born 1944, Corbridge, England) is an English former footballer, manager, and Newcastle United chief scout 2010-2017, father of comedian Alan Carr; managed Northampton Town to the 1986-87 Fourth Division title.
Graham Gano
Graham Gano, born 1987 in Arbroath, Scotland, is an NFL placekicker for Washington, Carolina, and the New York Giants; Lou Groza Award 2008, Pro Bowl 2017, 63-yard Panthers-record field goal, 37 straight Giants-record makes.
Graham Gooch
Graham Gooch (born 1953), England and Essex batsman and captain; 8,900 Test runs at 42.58, 67,057 combined first-class/List A runs (still a record), 333 and 123 at Lord's 1990 (456 aggregate), 1982 rebel-tour ban, ICC Hall of Fame 2009.
Graham Harrell
Graham Harrell (Graham Stanton Harrell), born 1985, is a former Texas Tech quarterback who set NCAA records for passing yards and touchdowns, won Super Bowl XLV with Green Bay, and became a college offensive coach.
Graham Hill
Graham Hill (1929-1975), English Formula 1 driver, double world champion 1962 (BRM) and 1968 (Lotus), five-time Monaco GP winner, and the only driver to complete the Triple Crown of Motorsport: Monaco, Indianapolis 500, and Le Mans.
Graham Mertz
Graham Mertz, American football quarterback from Overland Park, Kansas; Wisconsin 2019-2022, Florida 2023-24; set Florida's 72.9% completion record in 2023; drafted by Houston Texans, sixth round, No. 197, 2025.
Graham Potter
Graham Potter (born 1975, Solihull) is an English football manager, Sweden's national coach since October 2025; formerly managed Östersund, Swansea, Brighton, Chelsea, and West Ham.
Graham Rahal
Graham Rahal (b. January 4, 1989, New Albany, Ohio) is an American INDYCAR driver, son of Bobby Rahal, racing for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing; 327 starts, 6 wins, best championship finish fourth in 2015.
Graham Smith
Graham Smith (Donald Graham Smith), Canadian swimmer born 1958 in Edmonton; 1976 Olympic relay silver, six 1978 Commonwealth golds, 1978 world 200m IM champion; distinct from British swimmer Graeme Smith.
Graham Taylor
Graham Taylor (1944-2017), English football manager; took Watford from the Fourth Division to the First and the 1984 FA Cup final, revived Aston Villa, and managed England 1990-1993.
Graham Thorpe
Graham Thorpe (1969-2024), England and Surrey left-handed batter, played 100 Tests (6,744 runs, average 44.66, 16 hundreds) and 82 ODIs, then coached England including the 2019 World Cup; died 4 August 2024.
Graham White
Graham Ross White (born 1951), Australian freestyle swimmer. Olympic silver in the 4x200 m relay at Mexico City 1968; three Commonwealth golds at Edinburgh 1970, where his 4x200 m relay set a 7:50.8 world record. Not the ABC broadcaster or race walker of the same name.