John Surtees won seven motorcycle world championships before adding the Formula 1 drivers’ title in 1964.
Stephen Curry did not merely break his own single-season three-point record in 2015/16—he raised it by 116 makes.
Amanda Nunes knocked out Cris Cyborg in 51 seconds at UFC 232 and left the arena holding championships in two weight classes.
Leicester began 2015/16 as relegation candidates and finished as champions, losing only three league matches.
From Australia to Canada, Formula 1’s first seven Grands Prix of 2012 produced seven different winning drivers from five teams.
Seven podium finishes and steady points mattered more than a long list of wins in Joan Mir’s remarkable 2020 MotoGP championship.
Cleveland turned a 3–1 Finals deficit against a 73-win Warriors team into its first NBA championship.
Down 3–0 to AC Milan at halftime, Liverpool produced one of football’s most startling comebacks and won the 2005 Champions League final on penalties.
At UFC 239 in 2019, Jorge Masvidal finished previously unbeaten Ben Askren with a flying knee in just five seconds.
A late pass on a rain-soaked Timo Glock gave Lewis Hamilton fifth place in Brazil and the 2008 Formula 1 title by one point.