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Gui Khury, Age 11, From Brazil Has Broken A Skateboarding World Record By Landing The First 1080-Degree Turn On A Vertical Ramp. This Comes 20 Years After The Legendary Tony Hawk Made The First 900-Degree Turn. Khury’s Success May Be Attributed To Lots Of Practice Due To School Closures, In Brazil, Because Of The Coronavirus Pandemic.

Lionel Messi Of Barcelona, With The Goal On 10/23/19, Against Slavia Praha, Became The First Player To Score In 15 Consecutive European Champions League Campaigns Dating Back To The 2005-06 Season. The Goal, Against Slavia Praha, Also Tied Him Up In Ranks With Real Madrid Stars, Raúl And Cristiano Ronaldo For Scoring Against 33 Teams.

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Simone Biles Has Broken A World Record By Having The Highest Gold Medals (21) In The Women’s Gymnastics History. And Is Just 3 Medals Shy Of Surpassing The All-time World Medals Gymnast Leader, A Male, Belarusian Vitaly Scherbo. Simone Also Added 2 Moves During The Recent US Fifth Consecutive Win In The 2019 World Championship In Germany.

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Simone Biles, A Four-Time 22 Year Old Olympic Gold Medalist, Was The First Female Gymnast, On 8/11/19, To Do The Triple-Double In Competition, And Just The Third Athlete Ever. Biles Was Also The First Woman To Successfully Attempt The Double-Double-Dismount In Competition. Her Performance Earned Her A Record-Tying 6Th U.S. All-Around Title.

Carli Anne Lloyd, The American World Cup Soccer Player, Who Is A Two-Time Olympic Gold Medalist (2008 And 2012), And A Two-Time FIFA Player Of The Year (2015 And 2016), Has Added To Her List Of Accomplishments By Setting The Record Of Scoring In A Sixth Consecutive World Cup Match, Dating From The 2015 Tournament In Canada. Congrats!

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