With every decade, elite athletes seem to be faster, stronger and, to say that, better. Power improves and as a result.
However, some records seem different. Regardless of the future technological or scientific progress, they feel out of reach and unbreakable. Although this is what many of the NHL Gretzky goals and then Alexander Ovechkin came about the NHL goals.
For 31 years, Gretzky ruled as a versatile goalkeeper in the NHL with 894 goals. That was 39 -year -old Ovechkin from Washington’s capital cities overtaken that a landmark 7th April. Gretzky still holds several records widely considered inviolable – For example, his ridiculous 1,963 career helps.
All of this led us to consider some other records in sports that they are considered unlikely to be violated. Could they be beaten one day, or are there any records that will remain in historical books forever?
Football
The farthest target: 96.01 meters (104.9 yards)
Whether intentional or not, in January 2021 goalkeeper from Newport County Tom King – with the advantage of reflection and help wind – scored from the goal kick.
In November 2013, she set a world record after he culminated in former goalkeeper Stoke City Asmir Begovic 91.9 meters (100.5 yards). It would be a lot of taste (and help from the elements) to beat King’s long distance.
The shortest time between two goals: nine seconds
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. It doesn’t take the time before you rattle from these numbers. Incredible that it took only nine seconds for Wycomb Wanderers score twice Against Peterborough United in September 2000.
The first came from a free kick and the second, after the half -time interval, was an excellent solo effort by Jermaine McSsporran, who scored from the excavation. Peterborough United did not touch the ball from one goal to another, which was nine seconds apart in times of games – setting up the new world record.
The highest score: 149-0
The ruling masters of Madagascan First-Tier Stade Olympique de l’myrne (SOE) came into their game against bitter opponents as Adema Salts in November 2002.
In their previous game, SOE felt that they were punished against them, and denied the opportunity to maintain the title because the necessary victory was not provided. Into compound matters, because Adema was crowned champions.
In retaliation, SOE threw another game against Adema as a planned protest against the referee who felt he denied them the title. After winning the ball, they proceeded to shoot 149 their own goals at the speed of one 36 seconds, which the kind of dramatic television would be proud of.
Olympiad
Gold Medals: 23
Michael Phelps could hurt his neck if he wore all 23 of his Olympic gold medals. Six athletes have nine gold medals, including active American swimmers Katie Ledecky and Caeleb Dressel, but they are still not closer to Phelps who won eight gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.
It helps that swimmers can compete across different disciplines and at different distances, but no swimmer in history has closed to Phelps in the pool, both in terms of the events in which it excelled, as well as the period when he was at its peak.
Like brilliant, the swimmer is Ledecky, excels only in a long freestyle. Similarly, Dresiel Sprint is a specialist. Frenchman Leon Marchand, 22, who won four gold in Paris last year, has time on his side and talent. But the IS 50m Sprint by swimming events added to the Los Angeles Olympic Plan to make every athlete closer to Phelps’s record, was a phenomenal success.
Recording of 100 meters of women: 10.49 seconds
Florence Griffith Joyner, known as “Flo-Jo”, experienced the glory of 200 m, won the Olympic silver in 1984 and again at the 1987 World Championship.
Griffith-Joyner celebrates the victory of 100m Olympic gold at the Seoul Olympic Games in 1988 (Russell Cheyne/Allsport/Getty Images)
There was a discussion about the wind speed, which read 0.0 on the track, but on the nearby triple jump equipment was recorded at 4.3 meters per second, but the recording stood and no one has come to California time, its world records in 100 m and 200 m (21.34) still stood today.
Elaine Thompson-HERAH is an athlete closest to the 100m world record, Jamaican warehouse 10.54 in 2021.
Tennis
Steffi Graff, right, with her gold medal at the 1988 Olympic Games, which she won in the finals defeated Argentina Gabriela Sabatini (Chris Wilkins/AFP via Getty Images)
Calendar Golden Grand Slam
In 1988, Steffi had a chart, then 19 years old, the best year in tennis. The German reached the Golden Grand Slam calendar and won all four main tournaments – Australian Open, French Open, Wimbledon and USA Open – and Olympic gold in the same year.
She is the only player of singles to achieve this performance, and her record is even harder to beat, because the Olympic Games take place every four years.
Nba & nfl
Most points in the game: 100 points
One of the most famous photographs in the history of NBA is the black and white shot Wilt Chamberlain posing with a piece of paper with 100 stretching after his historical night in March 1962.
There is no television footage from the 100-point Chamberlain game for Philadelphia Warriors against New York Knicks because many NBA games were not broadcast. In recent years, some have questioned whether it ever happened Athletic Ready in this Article 2024.
Chamberlain set the record without a three-point line, which NBA later introduced in the 1979-1980 season. He fired 36 at 63 from the field and 28-for-32 from the foul. That year also average 50.4 points per game, which helped to increase the popularity of the NBA.
All-Time Scorer: 42.170+ Points
LeBron James is in its 22nd NBA season. Forty-year-old spent more than half of his life in the league-and his longevity means he even played with his son Bronna James.
During these 22 seasons he was one of the best players of the League-21 times the All-Star leader and scoring in 2008.
LeBron James is the head of the NBA scorer (Harry How/Getty Images)
His incredible durability and ability led him to become a scorer of the NBA on February 7, 2023, who overcame Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who held the record for 39 years. Including Play -off, James is the first NBA player to score over 50,000 points.
Its longevity is comparable to the long -term receiver Jerry Rice. Rice, who played 20 seasons in the NFL, won three Super Bowls with San Francisco 49ers, holds records for reception (1 549), receiving Yards (22,895) and Touchdown (197) reception.
Formula 1
Most races without a stage: 231+
After racing at 231 Grands Prix, Nico Hülkenberg is one of the most experienced drivers in Formula 1 history. Yet he never had top completion.
Since his debut F1 in 2010 he earned 37 -year -old points in the middle of the Williams, Force India, Renault, Racing Point, Aston Martin, Haas and his current Sauber team.
During his long career, the ability of “Hulkova” was to collect points from him a valuable driver for the middle table teams, but the closest thing that came to the stage is three completion in fourth place.
The youngest driver to earn points: 17 years, 180 days
Someone who knows about completing the stage something about stage is Max Verstappen. At the time of publication, the four -time World Champion won 64 F1 Grand Prix races and is the youngest driver, the youngest scorer and the youngest winner of the F1 race.
Max Verstappen made his debut F1 in 17 (Mark Thompson/Getty Images)
The Dutchman scored his first points on the Malaysian Grand Prix 2015 and finished seventh on his debut at the age of 17, 180 days, Toro Rosso.
There will be a difficult record. In 2016, the Government Authority of Motorsport, the Federation of the International de L’Atomobile (FIA), presented the minimum age of 18 years, although the rules have been modified since then, which allowed the 17 -year -old to apply for the FIA Super license, which the FIA will issue at its discretion.
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