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Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the most famous and popular soccer players in the world. He has scored the most goals in a UEFA Champions League Season and he has won the most FIFA World Player of the Year awards. Also, he has the most hat-tricks in a La Liga career which is a remarkable record in the Guinness World Records 2016 book.
Panagiotis Proimos

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The first athlete to win a gold medal at the Olympics without representing a country. The Kuwaiti shooter won the gold medal at the Rio Olympics (2016), participating with the team of independent athletes, because his country had been excluded from the IOC due to government interference in its Olympic Committee.

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Ashrita Furman is the man with the most  Guinnes Records all over the world. Furman has set more than 600 official Guinness Records and currently holds 226 records. He is 57 years old and he lives in Brooklyn. His manager, who was a gourou named Sri Chrinmoy, called Ashrita Mr Versatility. That means for him the human protected by God.
Nikol Koutsogianni

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Ashrita Furman's underwater bicycling photoshoot -The New Yorker

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Diego Maradona is the most famous Argentinian soccer player in the world. In 22 June 1986 in Cup final of Mundial between Argentina vs England Maradona took up the ball, passed almost all the players and scored a fantastic goal.
Gus Sklavos

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A very talanted 12-year-old girl from India, who lives in Dubai, managed to break a world record. Despite her age and with many efforts, she entered in the world record book. She sang in 102 languages in concert which lasted 6 hours and 15 minutes!!!
Konstadina

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The great American tennis player holds a unique record. It has been at the forefront of the sport for 18 consecutive years (1999-2016), having won a number of major titles.
Nagia

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The famous Brazilian soccer player (Christiane Rozeira de Soza Silva, her full name) with the two goals she scored in Rio in August 2016, became the top scorer in the history of the Olympic soccer tournament with 14 goals.

Dimitra