Pele
Pele died aged 82: Cristiano Ronaldo, Kareena Kapoor, Vicky Kaushal, Munmun Dutta, and other stars pay homage to football legend
Pele, the Brazilian soccer legend who set a record by winning three World Cups, passed away on Thursday at age 82. He was one of the most influential athletes of the 20th century. His passing away was verified by his agent Joe Fraga. Since 2021, the representative of "the beautiful game" has been receiving treatment for colon cancer. With numerous illnesses, he had spent the previous month in the hospital. Widely considered one of soccer's all-time greats, Pele spent almost two decades thrilling supporters and stunning rivals as the sport's leading scorer with Brazil | Click Here...
Top South American Goal Scorers: From Lionel Messi To Neymar, Take A Sneak Peek
With a hat-trick against Bolivia, Messi surpassed Brazil icon Pele's 77 goals to become South America's all-time leading goal scorer. Pele is followed by his countrymen Neymar, who has 69 goals to his name and is the second-highest goalscorer in Brazil. Five Brazilians and three Argentines appear among the top ten South American goal scorers. Gabriel Batista and Sergio Aguero are the other two Argentines on the team, in addition to Messi. Here is a list of the top five goal scorers from South America of all time. Leading the list is probably one of the greatest football | Click Here...
Greatest World Records In Sports History You Might Want To Know
It's been said that records are made to be broken. Not all of them, at least. Some records will be remembered for a long time, immortalizing the players, coaches, and teams who achieved them. Following is the list of five records in the history of sports that we think are unbeatable. The records stated below are in no specific order and are according to our opinions; they may vary from list to list. Seven consecutive Tour De France wins by Lance Armstrong Lance Armstrong is arguably the most inspirational individual in sports during the last 20 years. After surviving test | Click Here...