Lista de deportistas con apodos

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Esta es una lista de deportistas con apodos.

Deportes de aviación

  • "Mungo" Mike Mangold, United States
  • "The Quick Corsican" = Nicolas Ivanoff, France
  • "Witt" = Steve Wittman, United States

Béisbol

Baloncesto

  • "Ack-Ack" = Tom Heinsohn, American forward-center
  • "Action Jackson" = Mark Jackson, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "El Almirante" David Robinson, Centro Americano
  • "A.I." = Allen Iverson, guardia de tiro americano
  • "Air Jordan" = Michael Jordan, guardia de tiro americano
  • "La respuesta" = Allen Iverson, guardia de tiro americano
  • "El A-Train" = Artis Gilmore, Centro Americano
  • "Big Aristotle" = Shaquille O'Neal, Centro Americano
  • "Big Ben" = Ben Wallace, centro americano hacia adelante
  • "País Grande" = Bryant Reeves, Centro Americano
  • "El Gran Destripador" = Wilt Chamberlain, Centro Americano
  • "Perro grande" = Glenn Robinson, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "El Gran E" = Elvin Hayes, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "Big Nasty" = Corliss Williamson, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "Big O" = Oscar Robertson, guardia de puntos estadounidense (y precursor del punto de vista moderno)
  • "Big Red" = Dave Cowens, Centro Americano
  • "El Gran Billete" = Kevin Garnett, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Bimbo" Vernell Coles, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Bird" = George Yardley, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Black Mamba" = Kobe Bryant, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Blue" = Theo Edwards, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Bo" = Charles Outlaw, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Buck" = Charles Williams, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Buddha" James Edwards, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "Buddy" = Harry Jeannette, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Butterbean" = Bob Love, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • Cadillac = Greg Anderson, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Cat" = Cuttino Mobley, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Chief" = Robert Parish, Centro Americano
  • "Chocolate Thunder" = Darryl Dawkins, Centro Americano
  • "El Chuckster" = Charles Barkley, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "Clyde" = Walt Frazier, guardia de puntos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Clyde The Glide" = Clyde Drexler, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Cornbread" = Cedric Maxwell, United States basketball power forward
  • DJ = Dennis Johnson, guardia del combo americano
  • "D Square" = Dale Davis, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "Dee" = DeCovan Kadell Brown, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • Diesel = Shaquille O'Neal, Centro Americano
  • "Doc" = Glenn Rivers, guardia de puntos americanos
  • Dr. Dunkenstein = Darrell Griffith, guardia de tiro americano
  • "Dr. J" = Julius Erving, American Small forward
  • "Dr. Rounds" = Dan Roundfield, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Dollar Bill" = Bill Bradley, American Small forward
  • "Doug E. Fresh" = Gerald Wilkins, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "El sueño" = Hakeem Olajuwon, Centro Nigeriano-Americano
  • "Dugie" = Slater Martin, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "La perla" = Earl Monroe, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "El enorme mormón" = Shawn Bradley, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "Fast Eddie" = Edward Johnson Jr., jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Fat" = Lafayette Lever, guardia de puntos de los Estados Unidos
  • "El Guante" = Gary Payton, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "La cabra" = Earl Manigault, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Googs" = Tom Gugliotta, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Abuela-ma" = Larry Johnson, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Greyhound" = Walter Davis, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Hap" o "Feliz" = Harold Hairston, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "El Halcón" = Connie Hawkins, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "El Alto Ayatolla de Slamola" = Larry Nance, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Su Heinous" = Bill Laimbeer, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "Hondo" John Havlicek, American Small forward
  • "Horse" = Dan Issel, American forward-center
  • "Hot Rod" =
    • Rodney Hundley, American swingman
    • John Williams, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "El Houdini del Hardwood" = Bob Cousy, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "La Hoya Destroya" = Patrick Ewing, Centro Americano nacido en Jamaica
  • "El carrete de la luz humana" = Dominique Wilkins, American combo forward
  • "Iceman" = George Gervin, guardia de tiro americano
  • "Iso Joe" = Joe Johnson, guardia de tiro americano
  • "Jellybean" = Joe Bryant, United States power forward and WNBA coach
  • "Junior" Ulises Bridgeman, American Small forward
  • "El Perro Yard Junk" = Jerome Williams, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Kangaroo Kid" = Billy Cunningham, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • Larry Legend = Larry Bird, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Li'l Abner" = Cliff Hagan, American forward-center
  • "El Logo" = Jerry West, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Mad Max" = Vernon Maxwell, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Magia" = Earvin Johnson, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "Make-A-Wish" = "Bronny James"
  • "El Mailman" Karl Malone, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Mão Santa" (Portugués para "Holy Hand") = Oscar Schmidt, Brasil pequeño hacia adelante
  • "Microwave" = Vinnie Johnson, guardia de tiro americano
  • "Mighty Mouse" = Damon Stoudamire, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "Sr. Big Shot" = Chauncey Billups, guardia estadounidense
  • Sr. Bill = Bill Cartwright, Centro Americano
  • "Sr. Clutch" = Jerry West, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Sr. Todo" = Craig Ehlo, American Small forward
  • Sr. Mean = Larry Smith, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Sr. Moves" = Michael Russell, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • Moochie = Martyn Norris, guardia de puntos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Mookie" = Daron Blaylock, guardia de puntos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Muggsy" = Tyrone Bogues, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "Nate The Great" = Nate Thurmond, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "Never Nervous" = Pervis Ellison, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "Nick The Quick" = Nick Van Exel, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "El Owl Sin Vowel" = Bill Mlkvy, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • Peja = Predrag Stojaković, Serbio pequeño adelante
  • "Penny" Anfernee Hardaway, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Pistol Pete" = Pete Maravich, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Pitchin' Paul" = Paul Arizin, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Pooh" = Jerome Richardson, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Popeye" Ronald Jones, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "El Hombre Reinado" = Shawn Kemp, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Red" = Johnny Kerr, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Red" = Efraín J. Rocha, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Rifleman" = Chuck Person, American Small forward
  • "Rip" = Richard Hamilton, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Rooney" = Šarūnas Marčiulionis, guardia de tiro lituano
  • "El montículo redondo de Rebound" = Charles Barkley, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "Shaq" = Shaquille O'Neal, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "Sheed" = Rasheed Wallace, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • Seda = Jamaal Wilkes, American Small forward
  • "Señor Charles" = Charles Barkley, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Sleepy" = Eric Floyd, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Smush" = William Parker, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Hablar" = Craig Claxton, guardia de puntos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Spider" =
    • John Salley, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
    • Jerry Sloan, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • Spud = Anthony Webb, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "El calamar" = Sidney Moncrief, guardia de tiro americano
  • "Starbury" = Stephon Marbury, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Stormin' Norman" = Norm Van Lier, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "Stumpy" = Gail Goodrich, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "Sweetwater" = Nathaniel Clifton, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "T-Mac" = Tracy McGrady, American swingman
  • "Thunder Dan" = Dan Majerle, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos
  • Tiny = Nate Archibald, guardia de puntos americanos
  • "Tractor" = Robert Traylor, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "Tree" = Wayne Rollins, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • La Verdad = Paul Pierce, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • Turbo = Deni Avdija, Israel Small forward
  • "U.D." = Udonis Haslem, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "El camarero" = Toni Kukoč, Croacia pequeño avance
  • "Wilt the Stilt" = Wilt Chamberlain, Centro de Estados Unidos
  • "El mago" =
    • Gus Williams, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
    • Walt Williams, jugador de baloncesto de los Estados Unidos
  • "El gusano" = Dennis Rodman, el poder de los Estados Unidos hacia adelante
  • "El Hombre X" = Xavier McDaniel, el poder americano hacia adelante
  • "Zeke" Isiah Thomas, guardia de puntos de los Estados Unidos
  • "Zeke de Cabin Creek" = Jerry West, guardia de disparos de los Estados Unidos

Biathlon

  • "El Caníbal" = Ole Einar Bjørndalen Norway
  • "El francés volador" = Raphaël Poirée France
  • "El Rey de Biatlón" = Ole Einar Bjørndalen Norway
  • "Lucky Luke" = Simon Eder Austria
  • "Rotkäppchen"(German: "Little Red Riding Hood") = Kati Wilhelm Germany
  • "Super-Svendsen" = Emil Hegle Svendsen Norway
  • Turbo-Disl = Uschi Disl Germany
  • "Willi the Kid" = Wilfried Pallhuber Italy

Boxeo

  • "El Más Grande" = Muhammad Ali United States
  • "El Toro Atómico" = Endre Weibye Norway
  • "The Ballet Dancer" = Salamo Arouch GreeceIsrael
  • "Baby Jake" = Jacob Matla South Africa
  • "Big Bad John" = John McDermott England
  • "Big George" = George Foreman United States
  • "El Doctor de Boxeo" = Harold Reitman United States
  • "La Belleza Bronx" = Al Singer United States
  • "La Mano Bionica" = Gerrie Coetzee South Africa
  • Joe Choynski United States
  • "Dangerous" = Dana Rosenblatt United States
  • "Fraudley" Audley Harrison England (Intentó ser un insulto de Frank Warren)
  • "Iron" = Mike Tyson United States
  • "The Ghetto Midget" = Isadore "Corporal Izzy" Schwartz United States
  • "El mago del gueto" = Benny Leonard United States
  • "El fantasma del gueto" = Sid Terris United States
  • "The Human Hairpin" = Harry Harris United States
  • "The Knob Hill Terror" = Monte Attell United States
  • "El León" = Lennox Lewis England
  • "El León de Sión" = Roman Greenberg Israel
  • "Pequeño pescado" = Benny Bass United States
  • "El pequeño hebreo" = Abe Attell United States
  • Marvelous = Marvin Hagler United States
  • "El Newsboy" = Abraham Jacob Hollandersky United States
  • "Chocolate antiguo" = George Godfrey Canada
  • "La Petite Terreur" = Alphonse Halimi France
  • "Ruby la joya del gueto" = Ruby Goldstein United States
  • "Slapsie" = Maxie Rosenbloom United States
  • "Star of David" = Dmitry Salita
  • "El hombre más malo del planeta" = Mike Tyson United States
  • "El turco" = Carolina Duer Argentina
  • "Hombre Salvado" = Pavlo Ishchenko UkraineIsrael

Bullfighting

  • "José Falcón" José Carlos Frita Falcao Portugal
  • El Niño del Sol Naciente = Atsuhiro Shimoyama Japan

Cricket

  • "El Don" = Donald Bradman, Australiano, generalmente reconocido como el mayor bateador de todos los tiempos, Australia
  • "Fab Four" = Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, Sourav Ganguly, y V. S. Laxman; India
  • "El Temible Cuarteto" = Michael Holding, Malcolm Marshall, Andy Roberts, Joel Garner; West Indies
  • "El Muro" = Rahul Dravid,
  • "El gato" = Phil Tufnell, Inglaterra
  • "Creepy" = John Crawley, Inglaterra
  • "Incrédulo" = Joe Root, Inglaterra
  • "Chef", "Capitán Cook" = Alistair Cook, Inglaterra
  • "Beefy" = Ian Botham, Inglaterra
  • "Banger" = Marcus Trescothick, Inglaterra
  • "Pup" = Michael Clarke, Australia
  • "Smudge" = Steve Smith, Australia
  • "Baz" = Brendon McCullum, Nueva Zelandia
  • "El gran espectáculo" = Glenn Maxwell, Australia
  • "White Lightning" = Allan Donald, Sudáfrica
  • "Pistola eléctrica" = Dale Steyn, Sudáfrica
  • "Alfie" = Justin Langer, Australia
  • Haydos = Matthew Hayden, Australia
  • "Todas las manos Zondeki" = Monde Zondeki, Sudáfrica
  • "Fizz", "Cutter master" = Mustafizur Rahman, Bangladesh
  • "Narail Express" = Mashrafe Mortaza, Bangladesh
  • "Rawalpindi Express" = Shoaib Akhtar, Pakistán
  • "Pequeño Maestro", "Dios de Cricket" = Sachin Tendulkar, India
  • "Dada" = Sourav Ganguly, India
  • Boom Boom Afridi, "Lala" = Shahid Afridi, Pakistán
  • Gabbar = Shikhar Dhawan, India
  • "Mr.360 Grado" = AB de Villiers, Sudáfrica
  • "Cheeku", "King Kohli" = Virat Kohli, India
  • "Bhajji" Harbhajan Singh, India
  • "Capitán Cool" = Mahendra Singh Dhoni, India
  • "Hitman" = Rohit Sharma, India
  • Slinga = Lasith Malinga, Sri Lanka
  • "Dial M" = Tim Murtagh, Irlanda IRE

Ciclismo

  • "El animal" = Ellen van Dijk, Netherlands carreras de carretera y ciclismo de pista
  • Afro-Bob = Robert de Wilde, Netherlands Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "Amtrak" = Charles Townsend, United States Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "Big Chuck" = Charles Townsend, United States Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "Magia Negra" = Charles Townsend, United States BMX piloto de carreras (que había consternado en la parte posterior de sus pantalones de carreras en 1985)
  • "Asesino de Berakaway" = Ji Cheng, China ciclista de carretera
  • "Bubba" Burlin Harris III, United States Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "El Caníbal" = Eddy Merckx, Belgium Carreras
  • "Chasemainian Devil" = Charles Townsend, United States Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "Choo-Choo Charlie" = Charles Townsend, United States Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "Crazy Eric" Eric Steele, United Kingdom freestyle BMX rider
  • "Dirt" = Brian Foster, United States Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "El terremoto" = Eric Carter, United States BMX and downhill race rider
  • "Farmer John" = John Tomac, United States BMX, Cross-country and road race rider
  • "El coreano flamenco" = Charles Townsend, United States Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "El Holandés Volador" = Robert de Wilde, Netherlands Piloto de carreras BMX
  • "El Niño Dorado" = Eric Carter, United States BMX and downhill race rider
  • "The Green Hornet" = David Zabriskie, United States road race rider
  • "Jack" John Prince, United Kingdom ciclista (y pionero de las carreras de pista de embarque)
  • "Jake the Snake" = Jacob Heilbron, Canada Cyclo-cross rider
  • "Johnny T" = John Tomac, United States BMX, Cross-country and road race rider
  • "King of Skateparks" = Eddie Fiola, United States freestyle BMX rider
  • "Cabeza leopardo" = Sam Pilgrim, United Kingdom Freerider
  • "Mellow Johnny" = Lance Armstrong, United States piloto de carreras de carretera (de Maillot Jaune, francés para camiseta amarilla)
  • "No Way Rey" = Hans Rey, Germany moto ensayos piloto
  • "El verdadero McHoy" = Chris Hoy, United KingdomScotland pista de ciclismo
  • Scrawny Donald Robinson, United States Carreras BMX
  • "Sheffield Steel" = Steve Peat, United Kingdom de carreras cuesta abajo
  • "La serpiente" = Mike King, United States Carreras BMX
  • "Speeding Locomotive Charlie" = Charles Townsend, United States Carreras BMX
  • "Steam Engine Charlie" = Charles Townsend, United States Carreras BMX
  • Stumpdog = Randy Stumpfhauser, United States Carreras BMX
  • "Stumpy" = Randy Stumpfhauser, United States Carreras BMX
  • "T.I." = Takashi Ito, Japan estilo libre BMX
  • "Ataque Tomac" = John Tomac, United States Carreras BMX, Cross-country y carreras de carretera
  • "El Tome" = John Tomac, United States BMX, Cross-country and road race rider
  • "Torquía" = William Peden, Canada ciclista de carreras

Dardos

  • "Wolfie" = Martin Adams England
  • "El escocés volador" = Gary Anderson Scotland
  • La máquina = James Wade England
  • Barney = Raymond van Barneveld Netherlands
  • "The Crafty Cockney" = Eric Bristow England
  • "The Viking" = Andy Fordham England
  • "Mighty Mike" = Michael van Gerwen Netherlands
  • Jackpot = Adrian Lewis England
  • "Cara vieja de piedra" = John Lowe England
  • "Darth Maple" = John Part Canada
  • El Poder = Phil Taylor England
  • "Snakebite" = Peter Wright England

Fútbol

Asociación de fútbol

  • As = Patrick Ntsoelengoe Sudáfrica
  • "Baby-Faced Assassin" = Ole Gunnar Solskjaer Noruega
  • "El Tulip Negro" = Ruud Gullit Países Bajos
  • "El Pibe de Oro" = Diego Maradona Argentina
  • "Hulk" = Givanildo Vieira De Souza Brasil
  • "Kaká" =
    • Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite Brasil
    • Claudiano Bezerra da Silva Brasil
    • David Leonel Faleiro Brasil
    • Ferreira Guimarães Brasil
    • Carlos Eduardo Ferreira Batista Portugal
  • "La Pulga" (La Flea) = Lionel Messi Argentina
  • "Pelé" = Edson Arantes do Nascimento Brasil
  • "Mary Queen of Stops" = Mary Earps Inglaterra
  • "R9" / "O Fenômeno" (El Fenomenón)= Ronaldo Luís Nazário de Lima Brasil
  • "Shoe" = John Moshoeu Sudáfrica
  • "Slow Poison" = Lesley Manyathela Sudáfrica
  • "El Tigre" = Radamel Falcao Colombia
  • "Trigger" = Jason McAteer República de Irlanda
  • "El armario" = Papa Bouba Diop Senegal
  • "White Knight" = Matthew Booth Sudáfrica

Fútbol americano

  • "Breesus" = Drew Brees
  • "El Vaquero" Justin Smith
  • "Dirty Dozen" = 1975 Dallas Cowboys team
  • "Gunslinger" = Brett Favre
  • "Los Hogs" = 1980s/1990s Washington Redskins línea ofensiva
  • "Megatron" = Calvin Johnson
  • "Refrigerador" = William Perry
  • "Shady" = LeSean McCoy

Fútbol canadiense

Todos los jugadores son canadienses a menos que se indique lo contrario.

  • "Jack indio" = Jack Jacobs, American quarterback and punter of Creek heritage
  • "El Pequeño Asesino" = Ron Lancaster, quarterback americano, entrenador y ejecutivo
  • El pequeño general = Ron Lancaster, quarterback americano, entrenador y ejecutivo

Golf

  • "Big Three" =
    • Gary Player South Africa
    • Arnold Palmer United States
    • Jack Nicklaus United States
  • "Big Phil" = Phil Mickelson United States
  • "Magnificent Seven" =
    • Nancy López United States
    • Pat Bradley United States
    • Amy Alcott United States
    • Patty Sheehan United States
    • Betsy King United States
    • Beth Daniel United States
    • Juli Inkster United States
  • Sra. Doubtfire = Colin Montgomerie Scotland
  • "Prince Bashful" ()Пелителитеный, Hanikami Ōji) = Ryo Ishikawa Japan
  • "La Unidad Pequeña" = Chez Reavie United States
  • "The Goose" = Retief Goosen South Africa
  • "El Caballero Negro" = Gary Player South Africa

Carreras de caballos

Jockeys/Trainers

  • "Bo-rail" = Calvin Borel United States plano (de su colgante para dirigir sus monturas cerca del carril)
  • "C-Team" = Felix Coetzee South Africa plana y Tony Cruz, entrenador y ex jockey Hong Kong (con Cheng Keung-fai, propietario)
  • "The Long Fellow" = Lester Piggott United Kingdom plana

Hockey

hockey de campo

  • "La Maga"El MagoLuciana Aymar Argentina
  • "Saini Sisters" = cuatro hermanas de Punjab India
  • "El mago" = Dhyan Chand India

hockey sobre hielo

  • "(The) Rocket" = Maurice Richard, jugador canadiense de hockey sobre hielo
  • "747" = Marc Crawford, jugador canadiense de hockey sobre hielo
  • As = Garnet Bailey, jugador canadiense de hockey sobre hielo
  • AK-27 = Alexei Kovalev, alero ruso
  • "Alexander the Great" =
    • Alexander Mogilny, alero ruso
    • Alexander Ovechkin, alero ruso
  • "El A-Train" = Anton Volchenkov, jugador ruso de hockey sobre hielo
  • "Big Bird" = Larry Robinson, defensa canadiense
  • "Kovy" =
    • Ilya Kovalchuk, alero ruso
    • Alexei Kovalev, alero ruso
  • Sammy = Sergei Samsonov, alero ruso

Artes marciales

Judo

  • Rusty = Rena Kanokogi United States

Karate

  • "Master Ishii" = Kazuyoshi Ishii Japan

Artes marciales mixtas

  • El oso = Mark Smith United States

Rugby

Unión

  • "Billy Whizz" = Jason Robinson, fullback y ala England
  • "Robbo" = Jason Robinson, fullback y ala England
  • "El autobús divertido" = Jason Leonard, Prop England
  • "Shaggy" = Will Greenwood, Centro England
  • "Pitbull" = Brian Moore, Hooker England
  • "Árbol de pino" = Colin Meads, cerradura New Zealand
  • "El castor" = Stephen Donald, Fly Half / Centre New Zealand
  • "El Juez" Paul Rendall, Prop England
  • "Squeaky" = Rob Andrew, La mitad de la mosca England
  • "Alfie" = Gareth Thomas, Centre/Wing Wales
  • "El duque de hierro" = Bobby Windsor, Hooker Wales
  • "Uncle Fester" = Keith Wood, Hooker Republic of Ireland
  • "Judith" = Craig Chalmers, La mitad de la mosca Scotland
  • "El Gran Tiburón Blanco" o "JJJ" = John Jeffrey, Flanker Scotland
  • "Malmesbury Missile" = Pieter-Steph du Toit, Lock/Flanker South Africa
  • "Nadie" = John Eales, 2a fila Australia
  • "El Chiropractor" = Brian Lima, Centro Samoa
  • Ox = Ox Nché, Prop South Africa
  • "Os"(Afrikaans nickname, which means Ox) = Os du Randt, Prop South Africa
  • "Kwagga" = Kwagga Smith, flanker South Africa
  • "The Enforcer" = Bakkies Botha, cerradura South Africa
  • La Bestia = Tendai Mtawarira, Prop South Africa
  • "I'Homme des Cavernes"(El Caveman) = Sébastien Chabal, número ocho France
  • "Pocket Rocket" = Brent Russell, jugadores de Utilidad South Africa
  • "Pocket Dynamo" = Gio Aplon, Fullback / Wing South Africa
  • "Slaptjips" (Afrikaans para patatas fritas o patatas fritas) = Pieter Rossouw, Wing South Africa
  • "El Vikingo" = RG Snyman, Lock South Africa
  • "Spiere"(Afrikaans nickname for Muscles) = Piet du Toit (b 1935 – d. 1996), Prop South Africa

League

  • "Caminos" = Martin Offiah, United Kingdom Ala internacional británica

Skateboarding

  • "Bam" = Brandon Margera United States
  • "Bucky" = Charles Lasek United States
  • "Pequeño Hada" = Rayssa Leal Brazil
  • "P-Rod" = Paul Rodríguez Jr. United States

Snooker

Tenis

Track and field (Athletics)

  • Emperador = Haile Gebrselassie, largas distancias Ethiopia
  • "El hombre más rápido sin piernas" = Oscar Pistorius, paralympic sprinter South Africa
  • "Pequeño Emperador" Haile Gebrselassie, largas distancias Ethiopia
  • "Oz" = Oscar Pistorius, paralympic sprinter South Africa
  • "Lightning Bolt" = Usain Bolt, Sprinter olímpico Jamaica
  • "Pocket Rocket" = Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Sprinter olímpico Jamaica
  • "Stella the Fella" = Stella Walsh, sprinter Poland
  • "Wonder Boy" = Así que Wai., paralympic sprinter Hong Kong
  • "Baby Faced Destroyer" = Tirunesh Dibaba, corredor olímpico de larga distancia Ethiopia
  • "King Ches" = Edward Cheserek, corredor de media y larga distancia Kenya
  • Malmo = George Malley, corredor de puntillas empinadas United States
  • "Presidente de las Juntas" = Eamonn Coghlan, corredor de media y larga distancia Republic of Ireland
  • "Yifter the Shifter" = Miruts Yifter, corredor de larga distancia Ethiopia
  • "Flying Finn" = Hannes Kolehmainen y varios otros corredores de larga distancia, ver Flying Finn#Running Finland
  • "Baby Jet" = Alice Annum, corredor de media y larga distancia Ghana

Triathlon

  • "El Chrissinator" = Chrissie Wellington United Kingdom
  • "Muppet" = Chrissie Wellington United Kingdom
  • "El Grip" = Mark Allen United States
  • El hombre = Dave Scott United States

Voleibol

  • "Iron Hammer" = "Jenny" Lang Ping China interior
  • "Seis pies de sol" = Kerri Walsh United States playa

Watersport

Buceo

  • "La princesa del buceo" = Guo Jingjing, China

Vela

  • "Bertie" = Stanley Reed, South Africa
  • "Tahiti Bill" = Bill Howell, Australia

Surfing

  • "La noche negra" = Mickey Dora, United States
  • "Da Cat" = Mickey Dora, United States
  • "Eppo" = Michael Eppelstun, Australia
  • "El padre del surf" = Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii
  • "Mickey" = Miklos Dora, United States
  • "Midget" = Bernard Farrelly, Australia
  • "Miki" Mickey Dora, United States
  • "Sr. Malibu" = Mickey Dora, United States
  • "Señor Pipeline" =
    • Butch Van Artsdalen, United States
    • Gerry López, United States
  • "La gaviota herida" = Mark Richards, Australia

Nadando

  • "El Albatros" = Michael Groß, Germany
  • "La bala de Baltimore" =Michael Phelps, United States
  • "El Lochtenator" =Ryan Lochte, United States
  • "Lucy" = Liu Zige, China (debido por su entrenador Ken Wood como no puede pronunciar su nombre correctamente)

Otros

  • Cliff = Griff Sanders, United Kingdom bolos de césped (nombre alternativo, utilizado por amigos)
  • "DeG" = Patrick de Gayardon, France skydiver y el ala de viaje pionero
  • "Señora del hierro" = Wendy Chai, Malaysia Bowl de 10-pin
  • "Magia" = Joel Johnson, United States radiocontrolado coche racer
  • "Master Masami" ()., Masami sensei) = Masami Hirosaka, Japan radiocontrolado coche racer
  • "Miss Ping" = Leah Neuberger, United States mesa de tenis
  • "Re-Pete" = Pete Fusco Jr., United States radiocontrolado coche racer
  • Super Dan = Lin Dan, China jugador de badminton
  • "Tim" = Joseph Boggan, United States mesa de tenis
  • "Guerrero Blanco" = Fung Ying Ki, Yu Chui Yee, Fan Pui Shan, Kwong Wai Ip, Chan Kam Loi, Hui Charn Hung, Yan Yun Tai y Chan Wing Kin, Chan Yui Chong, Wong Kit Mui; Hong Kong silla de ruedas vallas
  • "German Black Tri-Stars [ja]"(procedido por Koji Kato de NHK) =
    • Johannes Rydzek
    • Fabian Rießle
    • Eric Frenzel
  • "El Sikh Volador"
    • Joginder Singh, Kenya, piloto de rally
    • Karamjit Singh, Malaysia, piloto de rally

Véase también

  • Apodo
  • Listas de apodos – artículos de la lista de apodos en Wikipedia

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