Statistics for 20 famous athletes from Switzerland

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Hint		Answer	% Correct
Winner of 20 tennis grand slam tournaments and longtime world No 1.	Roger	Federer	100%
Retired five-time tennis grand slam winner of slovak descent.	Martina	Hingis	81%
Winner of three tennis grand slam tournaments (“Marathon-Stan”).	Stan	Wawrinka	72%
Basel-born Captain of the Swiss national soccer team, midfielder (Arsenal, Mönchengladbach).	Granit	Xhaka	70%
Soccer player of Kosovar descent, midfielder for Basel, Bayern Munich, AC Milan, Stoke City, Liverpool, Lyon and Chicago.	Xherdan	Shaqiri	62%
Goalkeeper of Bayern Munich and the Swiss national soccer team.	Yann	Sommer	57%
Road cyclist, two time Olympic and four time World champion in time trial (“Spartacus”).	Fabian	Cancellara	47%
Former alpine skier, five time Hahnenkamm winner and Olympic champion.	Didier	Cuche	47%
Ski jumper and four-time Olympic champion (“Flying Harry Potter”).	Simon	Ammann	45%
Geneva-born race driver who used to compete in Formula 1 with a French license (Lotus, Renault, Haas).	Romain	Grosjean	43%
NBA center for the Houston Rockets and the Atlanta Hawks.	Clint	Capela	36%
NHL defenseman for the Nashville Predators, winner of the James Norris trophy.	Roman	Josi	34%
First Swiss NBA player (Chicago, Oklahoma, Atlanta, Utah, Houston).	Thabo	Sefolosha	32%
Sprinter and 60 m world indoor champion in 2022.	Mujinga	Kambundji	30%
Retired ice hockey defenceman with nearly 800 NHL games for Montreal, the New York Islanders and Philadelphia.	Mark	Streit	21%
Former figure skater from Valais, two-time World champion and Olympic silver medailst.	Stéphane	Lambiel	19%
Russian-born former snowboard freestyler and halfpipe Olympic champion in 2014.	Youri	Podladtchikov	15%
Six-time winner of the Ironman Hawaii and European triathlon champion.	Natascha	Badmann	13%
Legendary Formula 1 driver from Fribourg, died in a race crash at Brands Hatch in 1971, aged 35.	Jo	Siffert	9%
Chess player of Russian descent, two-time World Championship finalist (losses to Anatoly Karpov).	Victor	Kortchnoi	8%