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Gunnar Fosselius
Gunnar Fosselius (born 30 April 1901, Örebro) was a Swedish runner for IF Linnéa Stockholm, twin of Gösta Fosselius, who held the 4x1500 m relay world record (16:37.0, 1925) and won a 1926 Swedish championship performance award.
Gunnar Gren
Gunnar Gren (1920–1991), Swedish midfielder, Olympic gold 1948 and World Cup silver 1958; AC Milan's Gre-No-Li trio with Nordahl and Liedholm; 57 caps, 32 goals; IFK Göteborg legend and 1951 Italian champion.
Gunnar Helm
Gunnar Helm, Tennessee Titans tight end No. 84, born 2002 in Greenwood Village, Colorado; Texas Longhorns standout, 2025 fourth-round pick (120th overall), 53 career receptions.
Gunnar Henderson
Gunnar Henderson (Gunnar Randal Henderson, born 2001) is an Orioles shortstop, 2019 second-round pick, unanimous 2023 AL Rookie of the Year, 2024 All-Star with 37 home runs.
Gunnar Hockert
Gunnar Hockert (Gunnar Mikael Höckert, 1910–1940), Finnish runner, 5000 m Olympic gold at Berlin 1936 in 14:22.2 (Olympic record), 3000 m and 2-mile world records in 1936; killed in the Winter War.
Gunnar Hojer
Gunnar Höjer (Gunnar Fredrik Höjer, 1875–1936), Swedish military officer and gymnast with Stockholms GF; won team gymnastics gold (Swedish system, 438 points) for Sweden at London 1908; distinct from namesake athletes.
Gunnar Jonning
Gunnar Jonning (Gunnar Jönning, born 2 August 1913), Swedish race walker and Stockholm bank guard; set the official 3000 m race walk world record of 12:36.0 at Mjölby on 23 August 1936, broken by John Mikaelsson in 1937.
Gunnar Larsson
Gunnar Larsson (Carl Gunnar Larsson, born 1951, Malmö), Swedish swimmer, 1972 Olympic double individual medley champion; won 400 IM over Tim McKee by 0.002 seconds, prompting FINA's hundredth-second rule. Distinct from the cross-country skier of the same name.
Gunnar Nelson (fighter)
Gunnar Nelson, born Gunnar Lúðvík Nelson in 1988, is an Icelandic professional mixed martial artist and Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt who competes in the UFC welterweight division.
Gunnar Nielsen
Gunnar Nielsen (Niels Gunnar Nielsen, 1928-1985), Danish middle-distance runner for KIF Atletik; 1952 Olympic 800 m fourth, 1954 European 1500 m silver, world records at 880 yards, 1500 m (3:40.8), and indoor mile. Not the Faroese football goalkeeper of the same name.
Gunnar Nordahl
Gunnar Nordahl (Nils Gunnar Nordahl), Swedish centre-forward (1921-1995), AC Milan's all-time top scorer with 221 goals, 225 Serie A goals in 291 games, record five capocannoniere titles, and 1948 Olympic gold with Sweden.
Gunnar Rasmussen
Gunnar Rasmussen (Karl Gunnar Julius Rasmussen, 1894–1945), Danish racewalker of IF Sparta, København; set four world records in 1918 (3,000 m, 5,000 m, 10,000 m, 15 km walk), won six Danish titles, and was disqualified in both 1920 Antwerp Olympic walk heats.
Gunnar Soderlindh
Gunnar Söderlindh (Erik Gunnar Engelbrekt Söderlindh), Swedish gymnast born 10 February 1896 in Örebro, died 26 December 1969; won 1920 Antwerp Olympic gold in men's team gymnastics, Swedish system, with Sweden's 24-man squad.
Gunnar Utterberg
Gunnar Utterberg (Nils Gunnar Utterberg, 1942–2021), Swedish sprint canoeist with Jönköpings KK; Olympic gold in K2 1,000 m at Tokyo 1964 with Sven-Olov Sjödelius in 3:38.54; competed at three Games 1964–1972.
Gunner Olszewski
Gunner Olszewski, NFL wide receiver and return specialist for the New York Giants; ex-Patriots and Steelers undrafted Bemidji State DB; 2020 first-team All-Pro punt returner with a franchise-record 17.3-yard average.
Gunner Stockton
Native to Tiger, Georgia, Gunner Stockton is a college football quarterback for the Georgia Bulldogs, who transitioned from backup to the starter since the 2025 season.
Gunpei Yokoi (横井軍平)
Gunpei Yokoi (横井軍平, 1941–1997), Nintendo engineer and R&D1 head, creator of the Ultra Hand, Game & Watch, D-pad, and Game Boy, producer of Metroid, and designer of the failed Virtual Boy.
Gunter Dreibrodt
Günter (Günther) Dreibrodt, born 1951 in Roßlau, East German handball right back; Olympic gold 1980 Moscow (23-22 OT vs USSR), 186 caps/691 goals, 1978 world bronze, seven GDR titles and 1978/1981 European Cup with SC Magdeburg.
Gunter Haritz
Günter Haritz (1948–2025), German track cyclist, won Olympic gold in the 1972 Munich 4,000m team pursuit and world titles in 1970 and 1973, then won 11 six-day races as a professional.
Gunter Ortmann
Günter Ortmann (1916-2002), German handball player, 1936 Berlin Olympic gold medalist in field handball and 1938 world champion in both field and indoor handball; later a policeman.
Gunter Perleberg
Günter Perleberg (1935–2019) was a German canoe sprint paddler who won Olympic gold in the kayak relay at Rome 1960 and silver at Tokyo 1964.
Gunter Tittes
Günter Tittes (Gunter Tittes), East German breaststroke swimmer (1936–2023) of ASK Vorwärts Rostock; 1960 Rome Olympian in the 4x100 medley relay; set the 100 m breaststroke world record of 1:10.8 on 5 July 1961 in East Berlin.
Gunter Traub
Günter Traub (born 13 March 1939, Schweinfurt) is a German speed and roller speed skater, two-time all-around world record holder (1963, 1968), four-time West German champion, Olympian in 1964 and 1968, later US and Italian national coach and fitness coach to Formula 1 drivers.
Gunther (wrestler)
Gunther (Walter Hahn), Austrian WWE wrestler nicknamed The Ring General; record 666-day Intercontinental Champion, 870-day NXT UK Champion, two-time World Heavyweight Champion, retired Goldberg, AJ Styles, and John Cena.
Gunther Huber
Günther Huber, born 1965 in Brunico, Italy, is an Italian former bobsledder who won two-man gold at the 1998 Nagano Olympics and bronze in 1994.
Gunther Tiersch
Gunther Tiersch (born 1954, Ratzeburg), German coxswain and meteorologist; won 1968 Olympic gold in the men's eight at 14 years 173 days, carried the 1972 Olympic flag, and presented ZDF weather for about 35 years.
Gunvor Kraft
Gunvor Kraft (Gunvor Bjørnsdatter Kraft-Borup, 1921-1975), Danish freestyle swimmer; gold in the 4x100 m freestyle relay at the 1938 Europeans in London, two European relay records, and a 1948 Olympic relay non-starter.
Guo Jingjing
Guo Jingjing (郭晶晶), Chinese diver born 1981 in Baoding, won four Olympic golds and two silvers on 3 m springboard and ten World Championship golds, then became a World Aquatics referee.
Guo Qiqi
Guo Qiqi (郭崎琪), Chinese rhythmic gymnast born 1998 in Chongqing; won women's group all-around gold at Paris 2024, China's first Olympic rhythmic gymnastics gold, after fourth at Tokyo 2020 and 2023 world titles.
Guo Weiyang
Guo Weiyang (郭伟阳), Chinese artistic gymnast born 1988; 2012 London Olympic men's team gold as late replacement for injured Teng Haibin; 2011 world team champion; three-time national all-around champion 2010-2012.