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Post by anthonyrocks on Dec 21, 2018 20:35:03 GMT
W = Win L = Loss ---------------------------- 1991 - Chicago 4, LA Lakers 1 (LWWWW) 1992 - Chicago 4, Portland 2 (WLWLWW) 1993 - Chicago 4, Phoenix 2 (WWLWLW) 1994 - Houston 4, New York 3 (WLWLLWW) 1995 - Houston 4, Orlando 0 1996 - Chicago 4, Seattle 2 (WWWLLW) 1997 - Chicago 4, Utah 2 (WWLLWW) 1998 - Chicago 4, Utah 2 (LWWWLW) 1999 - San Antonio 4, New York 1 (WWLWW) 2000 - LA Lakers 4, Indiana 2 (WWLWLW) 2001 - LA Lakers 4, Philadelphia 1 (LWWWW) 2002 - LA Lakers 4, New Jersey 0 2003 - San Antonio 4, New Jersey 2 (WLWLWW) 2004 - Detroit 4, LA Lakers 1 (WLWWW) 2005 - San Antonio 4, Detroit 3 (WWLLWLW) 2006 - Miami 4, Dallas 2 (LLWWWW) 2007 - San Antonio 4, Cleveland 0 2008 - Boston 4, LA Lakers 2 (WWLWLW) 2009 - LA Lakers 4, Orlando 1 (WWLWW) 2010 - LA Lakers 4, Boston 3 (WLWLLWW) 2011 - Dallas 4, Miami 2 (LWLWWW) 2012 - Miami 4, Oklahoma City 1 (LWWWW) 2013 - Miami 4, San Antonio 3 (LWLWLWW) 2014 - San Antonio 4, Miami 1 (WLWWW) 2015 - Golden State 4, Cleveland 2 (WLLWWW) 2016 - Cleveland 4, Golden State 3 (LLWLWWW) 2017 - Golden State 4, Cleveland 1 (WWWLW) 2018 - Golden State 4, Cleveland 0 ---------------------------- Yeah, I was Bored.  |
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Post by DSDSquared on Dec 21, 2018 20:40:18 GMT
Only ten winners in 27 years. Kind of crazy to think about.
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Post by hoskotafe3 on Dec 21, 2018 21:00:15 GMT
AFL Grand Final 1990-2018
1990: Collingwood (2) defeated Essendon (1) 89-41
1991: Hawthorn (2) defeated West Coast Eagles (1) 139-86.
1992: West Coast Eagles (4) defeated Geelong (1) 115-89
1993: Essendon (1) defeated Carlton (2) 133-89
1994: West Coast Eagles (1) defeated Geelong (4) 143-63
1995: Carlton (1) defeated Geelong (2) 141-80
1996: Kangaroos(2) defeated Sydney Swans (1) 131-88
1997: Adelaide (4) defeated St Kilda (1) 125-94
1998: Adelaide (5) defeated Kangaroos (1) 105-70
1999: Kangaroos (2) defeated Carlton (6) 124-89
2000: Essendon (1) defeated Melbourne (3) 135-75
2001: Brisbane Lions (2) defeated Essendon (1) 108-82
2002: Brisbane Lions (2) defeated Collingwood (4) 75-66
2003: Brisbane Lions (3) defeated Collingwood (2) 134-84
2004: Port Adelaide (1) defeated Brisbane Lions (2) 113-73
2005: Sydney Swans (3) defeated West Coast Eagles (2) 58-54
2006: West Coast Eagles (1) defeated Sydney Swans (4) 85-84
2007: Geelong (1) defeated Port Adelaide (2) 163-44
2008: Hawthorn (2) defeated Geelong (1) 115-89
2009: Geelong (2) defeated St Kilda (1) 80-68
2010: Collingwood (1) drew with St Kilda (3) 68-68
2010: Collingwoid (1) defeated St Kilda (3) 108-52
2011: Geelong (2) defeated Collingwood (1) 119-81
2012: Sydney Swans (3) defeated Hawthorn (1) 93-83
2013: Hawthorn (1) defeated Fremantle (3) 76-62
2014: Hawthorn (2) defeated Sydney Swans (1) 137-74
2015: Hawthorn (3) defeated West Coast Eagles (2) 108-54
2016: Western Bulldogs (7) defeated Sydney Swans (1) 89-67
2017: Richmond (3) defeated Adelaide (1) 117-74
2018: West Coast Eagles (2) defeated Collingwood (3) 79-74
I was bored too. Geelong really humped Port in 07.
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Post by anthonyrocks on Dec 23, 2018 0:21:49 GMT
SUPERBOWLS (20 - 52)
SB 20 - Chicago 46, New England 10
SB 21 - NY Giants 39, Denver 20
SB 22 - Washington 42, Denver 10
SB 23 - San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16
SB 24 - San Francisco 55, Denver 10
SB 25 - NY Giants 20, Buffalo 19
SB 26 - Washington 37, Buffalo 24
SB 27 - Dallas 52, Buffalo 17
SB 28 - Dallas 30, Buffalo 13
SB 29 - San Francisco 49, San Diego 26
SB 30 - Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17
SB 31 - Green Bay 35, New England 21
SB 32 - Denver 31, Green Bay 24
SB 33 - Denver 34, Atlanta 19
SB 34 - St.Louis 23, Tennessee 16
SB 35 - Baltimore 34, NY Giants 7
SB 36 - New England 20, St.Louis 17
SB 37 - Tampa Bay 48, Oakland 21
SB 38 - New England 32, Carolina 29
SB 39 - New England 24, Philadelphia 21
SB 40 - Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10
SB 41 - Indianapolis 29, Chicago 17
SB 42 - NY Giants 17, New England 14
SB 43 - Pittsburgh 27, Arizona 23
SB 44 - New Orleans 31, Indianapolis 17
SB 45 - Green Bay 31, Pittsburgh 25
SB 46 - NY Giants 21, New England 17
SB 47 - Baltimore 34, San Francisco 31
SB 48 - Seattle 43, Denver 8
SB 49 - New England 28, Seattle 24
SB 50 - Denver 24, Carolina 10
SB 51 - New England 34, Atlanta 28 (OT)
SB 52 - Philadelphia 41, New England 33
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LOL, I actually typed these all without even looking any of them up.
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 0:56:38 GMT
U.S.F.L. Championship Game
1983
Michigan Panthers 24 - 22 Philadelphia Stars
1984
Philadelphia Stars 23 - 3 Arizona Wranglers
1985
Baltimore Stars 28 - 24 Oakland Invaders
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 0:58:55 GMT
XFL The Million Dollar Game
2001
San Francisco Demons 6 - 38 Los Angeles Xtreme
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Post by anthonyrocks on Dec 23, 2018 1:25:17 GMT
"WRESTLEMANIA" MAIN EVENT MATCHES
WM 1 - Hulk Hogan & Mr. T defeat. Paul Orndorff & Roddy Piper
WM 2 - Hulk Hogan defeats. King Kong Bundy
WM 3 - Hulk Hogan defeats. Andre The Giant
WM 4 - Randy Savage defeats. Ted DiBiase
WM 5 - Hulk Hogan defeats. Randy Savage
WM 6 - The Ultimate Warrior defeats. Hulk Hogan
WM 7 - Hulk Hogan defeats. Sgt. Slaughter
WM 8 - Hulk Hogan defeats. Sid Justice
WM 9 - Hulk Hogan defeats. Yokozuna
WM 10 - Bret Hart defeats. Yokozuna
WM 11 - Lawrence Taylor defeats. Bam Bam Bigelow
WM 12 - Shawn Michaels defeats. Bret Hart
WM 13 - The Undertaker defeats. Sycho Sid
WM 14 - Stone Cold Steve Austin defeats. Shawn Michaels
WM 15 - Stone Cold Steve Austin defeats. The Rock
WM 16 - Triple H defeats. The Rock, Mick Foley, & Big Show
WM 17 - Stone Cold Steve Austin defeats. The Rock
WM 18 - Triple H defeats. Chris Jericho
WM 19 - Brock Lesnar defeats. Kurt Angle
WM 20 - Chris Benoit defeats. Triple H & Shawn Michaels
WM 21 - Batista defeats. Triple H
WM 22 - John Cena defeats. Triple H
WM 23 - John Cena defeats. Shawn Michaels
WM 24 - The Undertaker defeats. Edge
WM 25 - Triple H defeats. Randy Orton
WM 26 - The Undertaker defeats. Shawn Michaels
WM 27 - The Miz defeats. John Cena
WM 28 - The Rock defeats. John Cena
WM 29 - John Cena defeats. The Rock
WM 30 - Daniel Bryan defeats. Randy Orton & Batista
WM 31 - Seth Rollins defeats. Brock Lesnar & Roman Reigns
WM 32 - Roman Reigns defeats. Triple H
WM 33 - Roman Reigns defeats. The Undertaker
WM 34 - Brock Lesnar defeats. Roman Reigns
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 1:33:52 GMT
World Bowl (WLAF, NFL Europe, and NFL Europa Championships)
June 9, 1991 World Bowl '91 Wembley Stadium, London, England England London Monarchs 21 – 0 Spain Barcelona Dragons
June 6, 1992 World Bowl '92 Olympic Stadium, Montreal, Canada United States Sacramento Surge 21 – 17 United States Orlando Thunder
June 17, 1995 World Bowl '95 Olympisch Stadion, Amsterdam, Netherlands Germany Frankfurt Galaxy 26 – 22 Netherlands Amsterdam Admirals
June 23, 1996 World Bowl '96 Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh, Scotland Scotland Scottish Claymores 32 – 27 Germany Frankfurt Galaxy
June 22, 1997 World Bowl '97 Estadi Olimpic, Barcelona, Spain Spain Barcelona Dragons 38 – 24 Germany Rhein Fire
June 14, 1998 World Bowl '98 Waldstadion, Frankfurt, Germany Germany Rhein Fire 34 – 10 Germany Frankfurt Galaxy
June 27, 1999 World Bowl '99 Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf, Germany Germany Frankfurt Galaxy 38 – 24 Spain Barcelona Dragons
June 25, 2000 World Bowl 2000 Waldstadion, Frankfurt, Germany Germany Rhein Fire 13 – 10 Scotland Scottish Claymores
June 30, 2001 World Bowl IX Amsterdam ArenA, Amsterdam, Netherlands Germany Berlin Thunder 24 – 17 Spain Barcelona Dragons
June 22, 2002 World Bowl X Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf, Germany Germany Berlin Thunder 26 – 20 Germany Rhein Fire
June 14, 2003 World Bowl XI Hampden Park, Glasgow, Scotland Germany Frankfurt Galaxy 35 – 16 Germany Rhein Fire
June 12, 2004 World Bowl XII Arena AufSchalke, Gelsenkirchen, Germany Germany Berlin Thunder 30 – 24 Germany Frankfurt Galaxy
June 11, 2005 World Bowl XIII LTU arena, Düsseldorf, Germany Netherlands Amsterdam Admirals 27 – 21 Germany Berlin Thunder
May 27, 2006 World Bowl XIV LTU arena, Düsseldorf, Germany Germany Frankfurt Galaxy 22 – 7 Netherlands Amsterdam Admirals
June 23, 2007 World Bowl XV Commerzbank-Arena, Frankfurt, Germany Germany Hamburg Sea Devils 37 – 28 Germany Frankfurt Galaxy
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 1:36:12 GMT
ArenaBowl I August 1, 1987 Denver Dynamite 45 Pittsburgh Gladiators 16 Gary Mullen Pittsburgh Civic Arena 13,232
ArenaBowl II July 30, 1988 Detroit Drive 24 Chicago Bruisers 13 Steve Griffin Rosemont Horizon 15,018
ArenaBowl III August 18, 1989 Detroit Drive 39 Pittsburgh Gladiators 26 George LaFrance Joe Louis Arena 12,046
ArenaBowl IV August 11, 1990 Detroit Drive 51 Dallas Texans 27 Art Schlichter Joe Louis Arena 19,875
ArenaBowl V August 17, 1991 Tampa Bay Storm 48 Detroit Drive 42 Stevie Thomas Joe Louis Arena 20,357
ArenaBowl VI August 22, 1992 Detroit Drive 56 Orlando Predators 38 George LaFrance (2) Orlando Arena 13,680
ArenaBowl VII August 21, 1993 Tampa Bay Storm 51 Detroit Drive 31 Jay Gruden Joe Louis Arena 12,989
ArenaBowl VIII September 2, 1994 Arizona Rattlers 36 Orlando Predators 31 Sherdrick Bonner Orlando Arena 14,368
ArenaBowl IX September 1, 1995 Tampa Bay Storm 48 Orlando Predators 35 George LaFrance (3) ThunderDome 25,087
ArenaBowl X August 26, 1996 Tampa Bay Storm 42 Iowa Barnstormers 38 Stevie Thomas (2) Iowa Veterans Memorial Auditorium 11,411
ArenaBowl XI August 25, 1997 Arizona Rattlers 55 Iowa Barnstormers 33 Donnie Davis America West Arena 17,436
ArenaBowl XII August 23, 1998 Orlando Predators 62 Tampa Bay Storm 31 Rick Hamilton Ice Palace 17,222
ArenaBowl XIII August 21,1999 Albany Firebirds 59 Orlando Predators 48 Eddie Brown Pepsi Arena 13,652
ArenaBowl XIV August 20, 2000 Orlando Predators 41 Nashville Kats 38 Connell Maynor TD Waterhouse Centre 15,989
ArenaBowl XV August 19, 2001 Grand Rapids Rampage 64 Nashville Kats 42 Terrill Shaw Van Andel Arena 11,217
ArenaBowl XVI August 18, 2002 San Jose SaberCats 52 Arizona Rattlers 14 John Dutton HP Pavilion at San Jose 16,942
ArenaBowl XVII June 22, 2003 Tampa Bay Storm 43 Arizona Rattlers 29 Lawrence Samuels St. Pete Times Forum 20,469
ArenaBowl XVIII June 27, 2004 San Jose SaberCats 69 Arizona Rattlers 62 Mark Grieb America West Arena 17,391
ArenaBowl XIX June 12, 2005 Colorado Crush 51 Georgia Force 48 Willis Marshall Thomas & Mack Center* 10,822
ArenaBowl XX June 11, 2006 Chicago Rush 69 Orlando Predators 61 Matt D'Orazio Thomas & Mack Center* 13,476
ArenaBowl XXI July 29, 2007 San Jose SaberCats 55 Columbus Destroyers 33 Mark Grieb (2) New Orleans Arena* 17,056
ArenaBowl XXII July 27, 2008 Philadelphia Soul 59 San Jose SaberCats 56 Matt D'Orazio (2) New Orleans Arena* 17,244
ArenaBowl XXIII August 20, 2010 Spokane Shock 69 Tampa Bay Storm 57 Kyle Rowley Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena 11,017
ArenaBowl XXIV August 12, 2011 Jacksonville Sharks 73 Arizona Rattlers 70 Aaron Garcia US Airways Center 14,320
ArenaBowl XXV August 10, 2012 Arizona Rattlers 72 Philadelphia Soul 54 Nick Davila New Orleans Arena* 13,648
ArenaBowl XXVI August 17, 2013 Arizona Rattlers 48 Philadelphia Soul 39 Rod Windsor Amway Center* 12,039
ArenaBowl XXVII August 23, 2014 Arizona Rattlers 72 Cleveland Gladiators 32 Nick Davila (2) Quicken Loans Arena 18,410
ArenaBowl XXVIII August 29, 2015 San Jose SaberCats 68 Jacksonville Sharks 47 Reggie Gray Stockton Arena 9,115
ArenaBowl XXIX August 26, 2016 Philadelphia Soul 56 Arizona Rattlers 42 Shaun Kauleinamoku Gila River Arena 13,390
ArenaBowl XXX August 26, 2017 Philadelphia Soul 44 Tampa Bay Storm 40 Darius Prince Wells Fargo Center 13,648
ArenaBowl XXXI July 28, 2018 Washington Valor 69 Baltimore Brigade 55 Arvell Nelson Royal Farms Arena 8,183
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Post by anthonyrocks on Dec 23, 2018 3:13:19 GMT
STANLEY CUP FINALS (1990 - 2018)
1990 - Edmonton 4, Boston 1
1991 - Pittsburgh 4, Minnesota 2
1992 - Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 0
1993 - Montreal 4, Los Angeles 1
1994 - NY Rangers 4, Vancouver 3
1995 - New Jersey 4, Detroit 0
1996 - Colorado 4, Florida 0
1997 - Detroit 4, Philadelphia 0
1998 - Detroit 4, Washington 0
1999 - Dallas 4, Buffalo 2
2000 - New Jersey 4, Dallas 2
2001 - Colorado 4, New Jersey 3
2002 - Detroit 4, Carolina 1
2003 - New Jersey 4, Anaheim 3
2004 - Tampa Bay 4, Calgary 3
2005 - lockout
2006 - Carolina 4, Edmonton 3
2007 - Anaheim 4, Ottawa 1
2008 - Detroit 4, Pittsburgh 2
2009 - Pittsburgh 4, Detroit 3
2010 - Chicago 4, Philadelphia 2
2011 - Boston 4, Vancouver 3
2012 - Los Angeles 4, New Jersey 2
2013 - Chicago 4, Boston 2
2014 - Los Angeles 4, NY Rangers 1
2015 - Chicago 4, Tampa Bay 2
2016 - Pittsburgh 4, San Jose 2
2017 - Pittsburgh 4, Nashville 2
2018 - Washington 4, Vegas 1
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 3:21:55 GMT
MLS Cup
1996 October 20 D.C. United 3–2 * Los Angeles Galaxy Foxboro Stadium 34,643 ABC
1997 October 26 D.C. United 2–1 Colorado Rapids RFK Memorial Stadium 57,431
1998 October 25 Chicago Fire 2–0 D.C. United Rose Bowl 51,350
1999 November 21 D.C. United 2–0 Los Angeles Galaxy Foxboro Stadium 44,910
2000 October 15 Kansas City Wizards 1–0 Chicago Fire RFK Memorial Stadium 39,159
2001 October 21 San Jose Earthquakes 2–1 * Los Angeles Galaxy Crew Stadium 21,626
2002 October 20 Los Angeles Galaxy 1–0 * New England Revolution Gillette Stadium 61,316
2003 November 23 San Jose Earthquakes 4–2 Chicago Fire Home Depot Center 27,000
2004 November 14 D.C. United 3–2 Kansas City Wizards Home Depot Center 25,797
2005 November 13 Los Angeles Galaxy 1–0 * New England Revolution Pizza Hut Park 21,193
2006 November 12 Houston Dynamo 1–1 † New England Revolution Pizza Hut Park 22,427
2007 November 18 Houston Dynamo 2–1 New England Revolution RFK Memorial Stadium 39,859
2008 November 23 Columbus Crew 3–1 New York Red Bulls Home Depot Center 27,000
2009 November 22 Real Salt Lake 1–1 † Los Angeles Galaxy Qwest Field 46,011 ESPN
2010 November 21 Colorado Rapids 2–1 * FC Dallas BMO Field 21,700
2011 November 20 Los Angeles Galaxy 1–0 Houston Dynamo Home Depot Center 30,281
2012 December 1 Los Angeles Galaxy 3–1 Houston Dynamo Home Depot Center 30,510
2013 December 7 Sporting Kansas City 1–1 † Real Salt Lake Sporting Park 21,650
2014 December 7 Los Angeles Galaxy 2–1 * New England Revolution StubHub Center 27,000
2015 December 6 Portland Timbers 2–1 Columbus Crew SC Mapfre Stadium 21,747
2016 December 10 Seattle Sounders FC 0–0 † Toronto FC BMO Field 36,045 Fox
2017 December 9 Toronto FC 2–0 Seattle Sounders FC BMO Field 30,584 ESPN
2018 December 8 Atlanta United FC 2–0 Portland Timbers Mercedes-Benz Stadium 73,019 Fox
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 3:39:52 GMT
BCS Championship Game
1998 January 4, 1999 1 Tennessee
SEC Champions 23 2 Florida State
ACC Co-Champions 16 1999 Fiesta Bowl Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe, Arizona 80,470
1999 January 4, 2000 1 Florida State
ACC Champions 46 2 Virginia Tech
Big East Champions 29 2000 Sugar Bowl Louisiana Superdome
New Orleans 79,280
2000 January 3, 2001 1 Oklahoma
Big 12 Champions 13 2 Florida State
ACC Champions 2 2001 Orange Bowl Pro Player Stadium
Miami 76,835
2001 January 3, 2002 1 Miami (FL)
Big East Champions 37 2 Nebraska
At-large 14 2002 Rose Bowl Rose Bowl
Pasadena, California 93,781
2002 January 3, 2003 2 Ohio State
Big Ten Co-Champions 31 1 Miami (FL)
Big East Champions 24 (2OT) 2003 Fiesta Bowl Sun Devil Stadium
Tempe, Arizona 77,502
2003 January 4, 2004 2 LSU
SEC Champions 21 1 Oklahoma
At-large 14 2004 Sugar Bowl Louisiana Superdome
New Orleans 79,342
2004 January 4, 2005 1 USC†
Pac-10 Champions 55 2 Oklahoma
Big 12 Champions 19 2005 Orange Bowl Pro Player Stadium
Miami Gardens, Florida 77,912
2005 January 4, 2006 2 Texas
Big 12 Champions 41 1 USC
Pac-10 Champions 38 2006 Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Stadium
Pasadena, California 93,986
2006 January 8, 2007 2 Florida
SEC Champions 41 1 Ohio State
Big Ten Champions 14 2007 BCS National Championship Game University of Phoenix Stadium
Glendale, Arizona 74,628
2007 January 7, 2008 2 LSU
SEC Champions 38 1 Ohio State
Big Ten Champions 24 2008 BCS National Championship Game Louisiana Superdome
New Orleans 79,651
2008 January 8, 2009 2 Florida
SEC Champions 24 1 Oklahoma
Big 12 Champions 14 2009 BCS National Championship Game Dolphin Stadium
Miami Gardens, Florida 78,468
2009 January 7, 2010 1 Alabama
SEC Champions 37 2 Texas
Big 12 Champions 21 2010 BCS National Championship Game Rose Bowl
Pasadena, California 94,906
2010 January 10, 2011 1 Auburn
SEC Champions 22 2 Oregon
Pac-10 Champions 19 2011 BCS National Championship Game University of Phoenix Stadium
Glendale, Arizona 78,603
2011 January 9, 2012 2 Alabama
At-large 21 1 LSU
SEC Champions 0 2012 BCS National Championship Game Mercedes-Benz Superdome
New Orleans, Louisiana 78,237
2012 January 7, 2013 2 Alabama
SEC Champions 42 1 Notre Dame
Independent 14 2013 BCS National Championship Game Sun Life Stadium
Miami Gardens, Florida 80,120
2013 January 6, 2014 1 Florida State
ACC Champions 34 2 Auburn
SEC Champions 31 2014 BCS National Championship Game Rose Bowl
Pasadena, California 94,208
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 3:42:30 GMT
College Football Playoff
2014–15 4 Ohio State (13–1) 2 Oregon (13–1) 42–20 AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
2015–16 2 Alabama (13–1) 1 Clemson (14–0) 45–40 University of Phoenix Stadium, Glendale, Arizona
2016–17 2 Clemson (13–1) 1 Alabama (14–0) 35–31 Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida
2017–18 4 Alabama (12–1) 3 Georgia (13–1) 26–23 OT Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 3:45:34 GMT
WNBA Finals
1997 Houston Comets Van Chancellor New York Liberty Nancy Darsch Single game 65–51 Cynthia Cooper
1998 Houston Comets Phoenix Mercury Cheryl Miller Best-of-three 2–1
1999 Houston Comets New York Liberty Richie Adubato
2000 Houston Comets Van Chancellor New York Liberty Richie Adubato Best-of-three 2–0 Cynthia Cooper
2001 Los Angeles Sparks Michael Cooper Charlotte Sting Anne Donovan Lisa Leslie
2002 Los Angeles Sparks New York Liberty Richie Adubato
2003 Detroit Shock Bill Laimbeer Los Angeles Sparks Michael Cooper 2–1 Ruth Riley
2004 Seattle Storm Anne Donovan Connecticut Sun Mike Thibault Betty Lennox
2005 Sacramento Monarchs John Whisenant Connecticut Sun Mike Thibault Best-of-five 3–1 Yolanda Griffith
2006 Detroit Shock Bill Laimbeer Sacramento Monarchs John Whisenant 3–2 Deanna Nolan
2007 Phoenix Mercury Paul Westhead Detroit Shock Bill Laimbeer Cappie Pondexter
2008 Detroit Shock Bill Laimbeer San Antonio Silver Stars Dan Hughes 3–0 Katie Smith
2009 Phoenix Mercury Corey Gaines Indiana Fever Lin Dunn 3–2 Diana Taurasi
2010 Seattle Storm Brian Agler Atlanta Dream Marynell Meadors Best-of-five 3–0 Lauren Jackson
2011 Minnesota Lynx Cheryl Reeve Seimone Augustus
2012 Indiana Fever Lin Dunn Minnesota Lynx Cheryl Reeve 3–1 Tamika Catchings
2013 Minnesota Lynx Cheryl Reeve Atlanta Dream Fred Williams 3–0 Maya Moore
2014 Phoenix Mercury Sandy Brondello Chicago Sky Pokey Chatman Diana Taurasi
2015 Minnesota Lynx Cheryl Reeve Indiana Fever Stephanie White 3–2 Sylvia Fowles
2016 Los Angeles Sparks Brian Agler Minnesota Lynx Cheryl Reeve Candace Parker
2017 Minnesota Lynx Cheryl Reeve Los Angeles Sparks Brian Agler Sylvia Fowles
2018 Seattle Storm Dan Hughes Washington Mystics Mike Thibault 3–0 Breanna Stewart
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Post by anthonyrocks on Dec 23, 2018 4:52:09 GMT
WORLD SERIES (1975 - 2018)
1975 - Cincinnati 4, Boston 3
1976 - Cincinnati 4, NY Yankees 0
1977 - NY Yankees 4, LA Dodgers 2
1978 - NY Yankees 4, LA Dodgers 2
1979 - Pittsburgh 4, Baltimore 3
1980 - Philadelphia 4, Kansas City 2
1981 - LA Dodgers 4, NY Yankees 2
1982 - St.Louis 4, Milwaukee 3
1983 - Baltimore 4, Philadelphia 1
1984 - Detroit 4, San Diego 1
1985 - Kansas City 4, St.Louis 3
1986 - NY Mets 4, Boston 3
1987 - Minnesota 4, St.Louis 3
1988 - LA Dodgers 4, Oakland 1
1989 - Oakland 4, San Francisco 0
1990 - Cincinnati 4, Oakland 0
1991 - Minnesota 4, Atlanta 3
1992 - Toronto 4, Atlanta 2
1993 - Toronto 4, Philadelphia 2
1994 - not held
1995 - Atlanta 4, Cleveland 2
1996 - NY Yankees 4, Atlanta 2
1997 - Florida 4, Cleveland 3
1998 - NY Yankees 4, San Diego 0
1999 - NY Yankees 4, Atlanta 0
2000 - NY Yankees 4, NY Mets 1
2001 - Arizona 4, NY Yankees 3
2002 - Anaheim 4, San Francisco 3
2003 - Florida 4, NY Yankees 2
2004 - Boston 4, St.Louis 0
2005 - Chicago 4, Houston 0
2006 - St.Louis 4, Detroit 1
2007 - Boston 4, Colorado 0
2008 - Philadelphia 4, Tampa Bay 1
2009 - NY Yankees 4, Philadelphia 2
2010 - San Francisco 4, Texas 1
2011 - St.Louis 4, Texas 3
2012 - San Francisco 4, Detroit 0
2013 - Boston 4, St.Louis 2
2014 - San Francisco 4, Kansas City 3
2015 - Kansas City 4, NY Mets 1
2016 - Chicago 4, Cleveland 3
2017 - Houston 4, LA Dodgers 3
2018 - Boston 4, LA Dodgers 1
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 4:55:38 GMT
NCAA Men's Basketball Championships
2018 Villanova (36-4) Jay Wright 79-62 Michigan San Antonio, Tex.
2017 North Carolina (33-7) Roy Williams 71-65 Gonzaga Phoenix, Ariz.
2016 Villanova (35-5) Jay Wright 77-74 North Carolina Houston, Texas
2015 Duke (35-4) Mike Krzyzewski 68-63 Wisconsin Indianapolis, Ind.
2014 Connecticut (32-8) Kevin Ollie 60-54 Kentucky Arlington, Texas
2013 Louisville (35-5)* Rick Pitino 82-76 Michigan Atlanta, Ga.
2012 Kentucky (38-2) John Calipari 67-59 Kansas New Orleans, La.
2011 Connecticut (32-9) Jim Calhoun 53-41 Butler Houston, Texas
2010 Duke (35-5) Mike Krzyzewski 61-59 Butler Indianapolis, Ind.
2009 North Carolina (34-4) Roy Williams 89-72 Michigan State Detroit, Mich.
2008 Kansas (37-3) Bill Self 75-68 (OT) Memphis San Antonio, Texas
2007 Florida (35-5) Billy Donovan 84-75 Ohio State Atlanta, Ga.
2006 Florida (33-6) Billy Donovan 73-57 UCLA Indianapolis, Ind.
2005 North Carolina (33-4) Roy Williams 75-70 Illinois St. Louis, Mo.
2004 Connecticut (33-6) Jim Calhoun 82-73 Georgia Tech San Antonio, Texas
2003 Syracuse (30-5) Jim Boeheim 81-78 Kansas New Orleans, La.
2002 Maryland (32-4) Gary Williams 64-52 Indiana Atlanta, Ga.
2001 Duke (35-4) Mike Krzyzewski 82-72 Arizona Minneapolis, Minn.
2000 Michigan State (32-7) Tom Izzo 89-76 Florida Indianapolis, Ind.
1999 Connecticut (34-2) Jim Calhoun 77-74 Duke St. Petersburg, Fla.
1998 Kentucky (35-4) Tubby Smith 78-69 Utah San Antonio, Texas
1997 Arizona (25-9) Lute Olson 84-79 (OT) Kentucky Indianapolis, Ind.
1996 Kentucky (34-2) Rick Pitino 76-67 Syracuse East Rutherford, N.J.
1995 UCLA (31-2) Jim Harrick 89-78 Arkansas Seattle, Wash.
1994 Arkansas (31-3) Nolan Richardson 76-72 Duke Charlotte, N.C.
1993 North Carolina (34-4) Dean Smith 77-71 Michigan New Orleans, La.
1992 Duke (34-2) Mike Krzyzewski 71-51 Michigan Minneapolis, Minn.
1991 Duke (32-7) Mike Krzyzewski 72-65 Kansas Indianapolis, Ind.
1990 UNLV (35-5) Jerry Tarkanian 103-73 Duke Denver, Colo.
1989 Michigan (30-7) Steve Fisher 80-79 (OT) Seton Hall Seattle, Wash.
1988 Kansas (27-11) Larry Brown 83-79 Oklahoma Kansas City, Mo.
1987 Indiana (30-4) Bob Knight 74-73 Syracuse New Orleans, La.
1986 Louisville (32-7) Denny Crum 72-69 Duke Dallas, Texas
1985 Villanova (25-10) Rollie Massimino 66-64 Georgetown Lexington, Ky,
1984 Georgetown (34-3) John Thompson 84-75 Houston Seattle, Wash.
1983 North Carolina State (26-10) Jim Valvano 54-52 Houston Albuquerque, N.M.
1982 North Carolina (32-2) Dean Smith 63-62 Georgetown New Orleans, La.
1981 Indiana (26-9) Bob Knight 63-50 North Carolina Philadelphia, Pa.
1980 Louisville (33-3) Denny Crum 59-54 UCLA Indianapolis, Ind.
1979 Michigan State (26-6) Jud Heathcote 75-64 Indiana State Salt Lake City, Utah
1978 Kentucky (30-2) Joe Hall 94-88 Duke St. Louis, Mo.
1977 Marquette (25-7) Al McGuire 67-59 North Carolina Atlanta, Ga.
1976 Indiana (32-0) Bob Knight 86-68 Michigan Philadelphia, Pa.
1975 UCLA (28-3) John Wooden 92-85 Kentucky San Diego, Calif.
1974 North Carolina State (30-1) Norm Sloan 76-64 Marquette Greensboro, N.C.
1973 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 87-66 Memphis State St. Louis, Mo.
1972 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 81-76 Florida State Los Angeles, Calif.
1971 UCLA (29-1) John Wooden 68-62 Villanova Houston, Texas
1970 UCLA (28-2) John Wooden 80-69 Jacksonville College Park, Md.
1969 UCLA (29-1) John Wooden 92-72 Purdue Louisville, Ky.
1968 UCLA (29-1) John Wooden 78-55 North Carolina Los Angeles, Calif.
1967 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 79-64 Dayton Louisville, Ky.
1966 UTEP (28-1) Don Haskins 72-65 Kentucky College Park, Md.
1965 UCLA (28-2) John Wooden 91-80 Michigan Portland, Ore.
1964 UCLA (30-0) John Wooden 98-83 Duke Kansas City, Mo.
1963 Loyola (Ill.) (29-2) George Ireland 60-58 (OT) Cincinnati Louisville, Ky.
1962 Cincinnati (29-2) Ed Jucker 71-59 Ohio State Louisville, Ky.
1961 Cincinnati (27-3) Ed Jucker 70-65 (OT) Ohio State Kansas City, Mo.
1960 Ohio State (25-3) Fred Taylor 75-55 California Daly City, Calif.
1959 California (25-4) Pete Newell 71-70 West Virginia Louisville, Ky.
1958 Kentucky (23-6) Adolph Rupp 84-72 Seattle Louisville, Ky.
1957 North Carolina (32-0) Frank McGuire 54-53 (3OT) Kansas Kansas City, Mo.
1956 San Francisco (29-0) Phil Woolpert 83-71 Iowa Evanston, Ill.
1955 San Francisco (28-1) Phil Woolpert 77-63 LaSalle Kansas City, Mo.
1954 La Salle (26-4) Ken Loeffler 92-76 Bradley Kansas City, Mo.
1953 Indiana (23-3) Branch McCracken 69-68 Kansas Kansas City, Mo.
1952 Kansas (28-3) Phog Allen 80-63 St. John's Seattle, Wash.
1951 Kentucky (32-2) Adolph Rupp 68-58 Kansas State Minneapolis, Minn.
1950 CCNY (24-5) Nat Holman 71-68 Bradley New York, N.Y.
1949 Kentucky (32-2) Adolph Rupp 46-36 Oklahoma A&M Seattle, Wash.
1948 Kentucky (36-3) Adolph Rupp 58-42 Baylor New York, N.Y.
1947 Holy Cross (27-3) Doggie Julian 58-47 Oklahoma New York, N.Y.
1946 Oklahoma State (31-2) Henry Iba 43-40 North Carolina New York, N.Y.
1945 Oklahoma State (27-4) Henry Iba 49-45 NYU New York, N.Y.
1944 Utah (21-4) Vadal Peterson 42-40 (OT) Dartmouth New York, N.Y.
1943 Wyoming (31-2) Everett Shelton 46-34 Georgetown New York, N.Y.
1942 Stanford (28-4) Everett Dean 53-38 Dartmouth Kansas City, Mo.
1941 Wisconsin (20-3) Bud Foster 39-34 Washington State Kansas City, Mo.
1940 Indiana (20-3) Branch McCracken 60-42 Kansas Kansas City, Mo.
1939 Oregon (29-5) Howard Hobson 46-33 Ohio State Evanston, Ill.
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 5:02:59 GMT
ABA Finals
1967–68 New Orleans Buccaneers 3–4 Pittsburgh Pipers Connie Hawkins C, Pittsburgh
1968–69 Oakland Oaks 4–1 Indiana Pacers Warren Jabali G, Oakland
1969–70 Los Angeles Stars 2–4 Indiana Pacers Roger Brown F/G, Indiana
1970–71 Utah Stars 4–3 Kentucky Colonels Zelmo Beaty C, Utah
1971–72 Indiana Pacers 4–2 New York Nets Freddie Lewis G, Indiana
1972–73 Indiana Pacers 4–3 Kentucky Colonels George McGinnis F/C, Indiana
1973–74 Utah Stars 1–4 New York Nets Julius Erving F, New York
1974–75 Indiana Pacers 1–4 Kentucky Colonels Artis Gilmore C, Kentucky
1975–76 New York Nets 4–2 Denver Nuggets Julius Erving F, New York
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 5:05:03 GMT
WFL
World Bowl I - 1974
Florida Blazers (14–6) 21 - 22 Birmingham Americans (15–5)
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Post by anthonyrocks on Dec 23, 2018 5:08:37 GMT
WIMBLEDON (1988 - 2018)
1988 - Stefan Edberg defeats. Boris Becker, 3-1
1989 - Boris Becker defeats. Stefan Edberg, 3-0
1990 - Stefan Edberg defeats. Boris Becker, 3-2
1991 - Michael Stich defeats. Boris Becker, 3-0
1992 - Andre Agassi defeats. Goran Ivanisevic, 3-2
1993 - Pete Sampras defeats. Jim Courier, 3-1
1994 - Pete Sampras defeats. Goran Ivanisevic, 3-0
1995 - Pete Sampras defeats. Boris Becker, 3-1
1996 - Richard Krajicek defeats. MaliVai Washington, 3-0
1997 - Pete Sampras defeats. Cedric Pioline, 3-0
1998 - Pete Sampras defeats. Goran Ivanisevic, 3-2
1999 - Pete Sampras defeats. Andre Agassi, 3-0
2000 - Pete Sampras defeats. Patrick Rafter, 3-1
2001 - Goran Ivanisevic defeats. Patrick Rafter, 3-2
2002 - Lleyton Hewitt defeats. David Nalbandian, 3-0
2003 - Roger Federer defeats. Mark Philippoussis, 3-0
2004 - Roger Federer defeats. Andy Roddick, 3-1
2005 - Roger Federer defeats. Andy Roddick, 3-0
2006 - Roger Federer defeats. Rafael Nadal, 3-1
2007 - Roger Federer defeats. Rafael Nadal, 3-2
2008 - Rafael Nadal defeats. Roger Federer, 3-2
2009 - Roger Federer defeats. Andy Roddick, 3-2
2010 - Rafael Nadal defeats. Tomas Berdych, 3-0
2011 - Novak Djokovic defeats. Rafael Nadal, 3-1
2012 - Roger Federer defeats. Andy Murray, 3-1
2013 - Andy Murray defeats. Novak Djokovic, 3-0
2014 - Novak Djokovic defeats. Roger Federer, 3-2
2015 - Novak Djokovic defeats. Roger Federer, 3-1
2016 - Andy Murray defeats. Milos Raonic, 3-0
2017 - Roger Federer defeats. Marin Cilic, 3-0
2018 - Novak Djokovic defeats. Kevin Anderson, 3-0
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Post by President Ackbar™ on Dec 23, 2018 5:11:47 GMT
WHA AVCO Cup Final
1973 New England Whalers Winnipeg Jets 4–1
1974 Houston Aeros Chicago Cougars 4–0
1975 Houston Aeros Quebec Nordiques 4–0
1976 Winnipeg Jets Houston Aeros 4–0
1977 Quebec Nordiques Winnipeg Jets 4–3
1978 Winnipeg Jets New England Whalers 4–0
1979 Winnipeg Jets Edmonton Oilers 4–2
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