American swimmer Michael Phelps holds the all-time records for Olympic medals (28), Olympic gold medals (23), Olympic gold medals in individual events (13), and Olympic medals in individual events (16).

Prince Fielder ended his career with 319 home runs, the same number as his father, Cecil Fielder.

Barry Switzer has 5-2 record in the playoffs, giving him a better winning percentage (.714) than Jimmy Johnson (.692), Bill Belichick (.687), and Chuck Noll (.667).

Buffalo Bills running back Reggie Bush finished the 2016 season with 12 rushes for -3 yards.

In 2011, referee Damien Rubino set a world record by giving out THIRTY-SIX (36) red cards in a single match between Claypole and Victoriano Arenas. After a brawl erupted, Rubino sent off all 22 players, every substitute and some technical staff.

Wheelchair tennis legend Esther Vergeer retired after 470-straight wins. Combining singles and doubles, she won 42 Grand Slam tournaments, 22 year-end championships and 7 Paralympics titles.

Eight-time Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Urlacher made a pro wrestling appearance in 2004, press-slamming former "Survivor" contestant Jonny Fairplay out of the ring in the process. When the Chicago Bears discovered his extracurricular activities, they forced him to quit.

The Spanish team was stripped of its gold medal when it was revealed that ten of the twelve members had no disability.

Liechtenstein has won all of its medals in alpine skiing.

Spitz set world records in each of the seven races he competed in.