Serena Williams is a sports legend, her titles are numerous, according to Forbes, the worlds most marketable female athlete who, on several occasions, has been the only woman on their list of one hundred highest-paid athletes.

Cristiano Ronaldo has become synonymous with the sport which made him famous over a career that has, so far, only spanned less than two decades.

Colin Kaepernick has made fans and enemies around the world from one simple action - kneeling. This adopted record-setter whose fight against racial injustice put him at odds with the President of the United States.

Undeniably one of the greatest footballers in the history of the sport, Barcelonas Lionel Messi has dominated the field for roughly half of his life.

Steph Curry has proven to be somewhat of a basketball prodigy. The six-time All-Star, two-time NBA Most Valuable Player, and three-time NBA championship winner have for several years been his teams star player.

Conor McGregor is one of the Ultimate Fighting Championships greatest fighters whose records could impress even the most skeptical of his critics.

While Muhammad Ali may forever be known as the greatest of all time with a professional career that boasts fifty wins and zero losses, hes truly a force to be reckoned with.

The golden boy of the New England Patriots, Tom Brady, has set nearly a dozen regular-season records, twenty postseason records, and almost twenty Super Bowl records, all within a career of close to two decades.

John Cena is nothing short of a god in human form. Becoming the Superman-ish symbol of the WWE, John has not only headlined the companys massive WrestleMania event five times but earned himself a record sixteen world champion titles.

LeBron James has captivated basketball fans since he first stepped onto the court during his high school years and has not slowed down since.