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Kenny King (wrestler)
Kenny King (Kenneth Layne, born 1981) is an American professional wrestler, Tough Enough season 2 finalist, two-time TNA X Division Champion, three-time ROH World Tag Team Champion, and Impact Digital Media Champion.
Kenny Lofton
Kenny Lofton, born 1967 in East Chicago, Indiana, is a former MLB center fielder (1991-2007) and leadoff hitter for the Cleveland Indians; 622 steals, 68.4 WAR, four Gold Gloves, one-and-done 2013 Hall of Fame ballot.
Kenny Logan
Kenny Logan (Kenneth Logan, born 1972) is a retired Scottish rugby union winger, Scotland's most capped wing with 70 caps and 13 tries, a 1999 Five Nations winner, Wasps and Glasgow player, and prostate cancer awareness advocate.
Kenny Miller
Kenny Miller (Kenneth Miller, born 1979, Edinburgh) is a Scottish former striker and current coach who played for Hibernian, Rangers (three spells, 301 apps, 116 goals), Celtic, Wolves, Derby, Bursaspor, Cardiff and Vancouver Whitecaps, earning 69 Scotland caps with 18 goals, retiring at 40 in 2020.
Kenny Minchey
Kenny Minchey, American college football quarterback from Hendersonville, Tennessee; Pope John Paul II prep star, 2023 Notre Dame signee and CJ Carr's 2025 backup, who transferred to Kentucky under Will Stein in January 2026.
Kenny Monday
Kenny Monday (Kenneth Dale Monday, born 1961), American freestyle wrestler from Tulsa, Oklahoma; 1988 Olympic 74 kg gold medalist, first Black Olympic wrestling champion, 1989 World champion, 1992 Olympic silver, Morgan State head coach.
Kenny Omega
Kenny Omega (Tyson Smith) is a Canadian professional wrestler from Winnipeg, an AEW executive vice president and former AEW World Champion, formerly of DDT and New Japan, winner of the 2016 G1 Climax and first AEW Triple Crown champion.
Kenny Pickett
Kenny Pickett, NFL quarterback, Pitt star who set ACC records with 42 TD passes in 2021, drafted 20th overall by Pittsburgh in 2022; later Eagles, Raiders, Browns, Panthers.
Kenny Rollins
Kenny Rollins (Kenneth Herman Rollins, 1923-2012), American guard, 1948 Olympic basketball gold medalist and captain of Kentucky's 1948 NCAA champion Fabulous Five; later played for the Chicago Stags and Boston Celtics.
Kenny Sansom
Kenny Sansom (Kenneth Graham Sansom, born 1958) is an English former left-back, 86-cap England international 1979–1988, Crystal Palace and Arsenal (394 apps, 1987 League Cup), later diagnosed with dementia.
Kenny Stills
Kenny Stills, American NFL wide receiver (2013-2021) for the Saints, Dolphins, Texans, and Bills; 316 catches, 4,911 yards, 38 TDs; known for kneeling anthem protests and social justice activism.
Kenny Tete
Kenny Tete (Kenny Joelle Tete, born 1995, Amsterdam) is a Dutch right-back for Fulham FC, formerly of Ajax and Lyon; 2017 Europa League finalist, 2021-22 Championship winner, Netherlands international.
Kenny Vaccaro
Kenny Vaccaro, born 1991 in Brownwood, Texas, is a former NFL safety from the University of Texas; drafted 15th overall in 2013 by the Saints, later Titans, retired after eight seasons for esports.
Kenny Wallace
Kenny Wallace (Kenneth Lee Wallace, born 1963) is a retired American NASCAR driver and FS1 broadcaster from Arnold, Missouri; youngest Wallace brother, 904 national series starts, 9 Xfinity wins, no Cup wins.
Keno
Keno is a lottery-style gambling game: players pick 1-10 or more spots from 80 numbers, 20 are drawn, and a paytable pays catches. Casino keno keeps 20-40 percent; lottery keno draws every few minutes.
Kenpō (拳法)
Kenpō (拳法, kempo), Japanese for "fist method," denotes Chinese-derived striking arts and a family of modern systems: Nippon Kempo (Sawayama, 1932), Shorinji Kempo (Sō Dōshin, 1947), and Ed Parker's American Kenpo; distinct from karate and kung fu.
Kenrick Monk
Kenrick Monk (born 1988, Blacktown, NSW) is an Australian swimmer and coach, two-time Olympian (Beijing 2008, London 2012), 2008 short-course world 200m freestyle champion, and 4x200m relay short-course world record holder, now head coach at Caulfield Aquatics.
Kensington Oval
Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados: the "Mecca" of West Indian cricket, established 1882, first Test 1930, rebuilt for the 2007 World Cup, capacity up to about 28,000-30,000, host of 2007, 2010, and 2024 finals.
Kensuke Kondoh
Kensuke Kondoh (近藤健介, born 1993), also romanized Kondo, Japanese NPB outfielder for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks and formerly the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters; Tokyo 2020 Olympic gold medalist and 2023, 2026 World Baseball Classic Japan selection.
Kensuke Sasaki (佐々木健介)
Kensuke Sasaki (佐々木健介, born 1966) is a Japanese retired pro wrestler; first man to hold the IWGP, Triple Crown, and GHC heavyweight titles, 7-time world champion, retired February 2014 after losing to Katsuhiko Nakajima.
Kent Bazemore
Kent Bazemore (born 1989) is an American guard-forward, undrafted from Old Dominion in 2012, who played 10 NBA seasons for the Warriors, Lakers, Hawks, Trail Blazers, and Kings, averaging 8.2 points per game.
Kent Bernard
Kent Bernard (Kent Bede Bernard, 1942-2025), Trinidadian 400m sprinter, Tokyo 1964 Olympic 4x400m relay bronze medallist, 1966 Commonwealth 4x440y relay gold and 440y silver medallist, Hummingbird Gold Medal recipient.
Kent Hrbek
Kent Hrbek, born 1960, Minneapolis, is a former Twins first baseman (1981-1994), 293 career home runs, two World Series titles (1987, 1991), number 14 retired by Minnesota; not in Cooperstown.
Kent Mitchell
Kent Mitchell (Henry Kent Mitchell II, born 1939) is an American coxswain who won coxed-pairs bronze at Rome 1960 and gold at Tokyo 1964 with Conn Findlay, plus two national titles; later a rowing administrator, Hall of Fame inductee, and attorney.
Kent State Golden Flashes football
Kent State Golden Flashes football: Kent State University's NCAA Division I FBS team in the Mid-American Conference, founded 1920, playing at Dix Stadium (opened 1969, 25,319 seats), MAC champions in 1972, alma mater program of Nick Saban, Jack Lambert, and Julian Edelman.
Kent Steffes
Kent Steffes (born 1968, Ann Arbor, Michigan) is an American beach volleyball player who won the inaugural Olympic men's beach volleyball gold with Karch Kiraly at Atlanta 1996, won 110 pro tournaments, and is a 2025 International Volleyball Hall of Fame inductee.
Kenta Kobashi
Kenta Kobashi (小橋建太), born 1967, Japanese retired pro wrestler; All Japan Four Pillars star, Triple Crown champion, and record 735-day GHC Heavyweight Champion in NOAH; retired May 2013.
Kenta Kobayashi
Kenta Kobayashi (小林健太), known as KENTA, Japanese pro wrestler born 1981, NOAH junior ace and GHC Heavyweight Champion, WWE's Hideo Itami, Bullet Club in NJPW, creator of Go 2 Sleep, returned to NOAH in 2025.
Kenta Maeda (前田健太)
Kenta Maeda (前田健太) is a professional Japanese starting pitcher who starred for eight seasons with Hiroshima, won the Eiji Sawamura Award twice, and spent nine seasons in MLB.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (KCP), born 1993, is an American NBA shooting guard, 2013 eighth overall pick, two-time champion (Lakers 2020, Nuggets 2023), now with the Philadelphia 76ers after a Grizzlies buyout.