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All-Time Sports Champions Quiz

For each category, name the person, team or country that has won the most championships. (As of March 1, 2011)
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Baseball#Answer
World Series wins (team)
27
World Series wins (player)
10
World Series wins (manager)
7
Football#Answer
Super Bowl wins (team)
6
Super Bowl wins (player)
5
Super Bowl wins (QB)
4
Super Bowl wins (coach)
4
BCS titles (team)
2
Soccer#Answer
World Cup wins (country)
5
World Cup wins (player)
3
Premier League titles (team)
11
Champions League titles (team)
9
Basketball#Answer
NBA titles (team)
17
NBA titles (player)
11
NBA titles (coach)
11
College titles (men's team)
11
College titles (men's coach)
10
College titles (women's team)
8
Hockey#Answer
Stanley Cups (team)
24
Single's Tennis#Answer
Grand Slam wins (men)
16
Grand Slam wins (women)
24
Golf#Answer
Majors won (men)
18
Olympics#Answer
Summer Medals (country)
2,296
Winter Medals (country)
303
Summer Golds (individual)
14
Auto Racing#Answer
Daytona 500 wins
7
Indy 500 wins
4
Cycling#Answer
Tour de France wins
7
Boxing#Answer
Heavyweight title defenses
25
Rugby#Answer
World Cups wins (country)
2
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Excellent quiz, but you should also have a note for "Most overall NFL Championships" in there, because that would include the Packers. Though the Packers, with 4 Super Bowl wins, trail the Steelers, Cowboys, and 49ers in that department alone, they won 9 NFL Championships. Those cannot be forgotten, just because the NFL and AFL merged and started playing Super Bowls, we should remember that the NFL team that has the most total championships is the Packers with 13...4 Super Bowl wins, and 9 NFL titles before the Super Bowl was played.
2011-03-11 | reply
tschutzer
Unfortunately, there's no clean way to equate pro football championships from prior to the advent of the Super Bowl. The first four Super Bowls were matchups between different LEAGUES - the NFL and the AFL, which later merged to form the new NFL. If you award a championship to NFL teams prior to the merge, you also need to award a championship to AFL teams (and, for that matter, any other pro league that merged with the NFL - the Browns won four AAFC championships prior to merging with the NFL). Also, what do you do with the four *league champions* who LOST the Super Bowl (2 from the AFL and 2 from the NFL) during the first four years of its existence?
2011-03-11 | reply
What you do then is pick the league that survived. The NFL is the only league that exists and if you look at league history, it still gives credit to the champions from 1920-1965 who won the NFL. Sadly, the AAFC titles (mostly won by the Browns) and the AFL titles are meaningless because, for all intents and purposes, those leagues folded. They are as relevant now as XFL titles. The NFL credits the Packers as having won 13 championships, so it really isn't as cloudy an issue as you think.
2011-03-12 | reply
marceloOrigoni
Why the Libertadores cup and intercontinental (now world club) cup aren't included in soccer?
2011-03-13 | reply
skilly
Superbowls are all that matter. This is except of course to fans that need the championships to elevate their teams, i.e. Browns, Lions. Only four teams have not played in the Superbowl and they are included in the four. Superbowls matter and championships prior to this really don't!
2011-03-14 | reply
Since the league is still the NFL, and still has that history in its record books, the championships DO matter. I'd even understand people discounting all champions prior to 1931, because before that year there was no actual title game. The team with the best record was named champion at the end of the season. But since 1931, two teams competed for the championship. Ignoring the entire history of the NFL prior to the 1966 season is prejudicial to the teams that have been around that whole time. By the way, I'm not a Packers fan, but a New York Giants fan...the team that had by FAR the worst record in NFL championship game history.
2011-03-14 | reply
yocoy
The creator of the quiz "shouldn't" or "needn't" add anything. The questions are the questions. Answer them as they appear and quit whining. Super Bowls ARE all that matters as skilly says but not for the reasons he/she thinks. They are all that matters in this case because THAT is the question that was asked on this quiz.
2011-09-19 | reply
Fackwacker
not really a "whining" comment but if "Manchester" is acceptable for 'manchester United" when there are 2 clubs from Manchester then why isn't "Madrid" acceptable for "Real Madrid"...i got them anyway I'm just wondering is all.
2011-12-18 | reply
Quizmaster
Just Madrid will work now.
2011-12-18 | reply
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