RoboCup, the Robot Football World Cup, is one of the largest and most important event for intelligent and autonomous robots, attracts the best robot teams from all over the world.

Eduardo Da Silva On February 23rd 2008, during a match with Birmingham City whilst playing for Arsenal, Eduardo suffered a broken left fibula and dislocated his left ankle. This was the result of an appalling mistimed tackle byBirmingham City

NEW YORK - Forbes says Tiger Woods has become the first athlete to surpass $1 billion in career earnings. The magazine estimates that golf’s top-ranked player crested the plateau when he earned $10 million for winning the FedEx Cup on Sunday. Forbes

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Toyo Ito Designed solar-powered stadium in Taiwan. Recently they  finished the construction of the incredible solar-powered stadium that will generate 100% of its electricity from photovoltaic technology! , the dragon-shaped 50,000 seat arena is clad in 8,844 solar panels

No. 1 Nikolay Davydenko The current 11th-ranked  28 years old Russian player in the world is probably better known for being a target of a match-fixing investigation in 2007, even though he was eventually cleared. Best Grand Slam finish since

No. 1 Tiger Woods $110 million Woods has earned almost $900 million in prize money, endorsements and appearance fees during his 13-year professional golf career and next year is poised to become the first athlete to earn $1 billion during a career.