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VOTING BREAKDOWN 36/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 500 32 19 ARMAND DUPLANTIS 195 20 4 DAVID POPOVICI 155 13 4 LIONEL MESSI 140 12 4 NILS VAN DER POEL 125 12 3 JOHANNES THINGNES BØ 100 12 2 MARCO ODERMATT

Armand Duplantis ATHLETICS David Popovici SWIMMING Lionel Messi FOOTBALL

VOTING BREAKDOWN 36/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 345 26 11 SYDNEY MCLAUGHLIN 265 21 9 IGA ŚWIĄTEK 195 18 5 ANNEMIEK VAN VLEUTEN 170 16 5 THERESE JOHAUG 165 11 6 IRENE SCHOUTEN 75 10 - KATIE LEDECKY

Sydney McLaughlin ATHLETICS Iga Świątek TENNIS Annemiek van Vleuten ROAD CYCLING

People don't care about the nations league, as many teams don't send their best. No shade, but it's funny that Canada win so many medals here but not gold - and also had a 4th place. Seems familiar

Serena Williams TENNIS Often referred to as the greatest women's tennis player ever, Serena Williams' "evolving away from tennis" announcement made her career and overall contributions to sport a particularly standout story in 2022 despite a lack of on-court success. Having debuted on the WTA Tour in 1995, Williams reached the world number 1 ranking in the summer of 2002, a position she occupied a remarkable 317 times overall. Williams' 23 career Grand Slam singles titles is second all-time, and she has 14 Grand Slam doubles titles, to boot. As an Olympian, Williams certainly made her mark, earning four gold medals across four Summer Games, and tying her sister Venus with the most Olympic tennis gold in history. William's mark has been felt off-the-field as well, as a fashion icon, mother, and business woman who has moved onto society and financial pages, remaining a role model for how to crossover successfully beyond sports. @Games and Rings

For women's team, Serbia, Canada and England were virtually tied at some point, but the last 10 voters really solidified Serbia's win here.

VOTING BREAKDOWN 34/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 365 23 15 SERBIA (VOLLEYBALL) 220 21 6 CANADA (ICE HOCKEY) 215 17 7 ENGLAND (FOOTBALL) 155 16 3 UNITED STATES (BASKETBALL) 95 9 2 GREAT BRITAIN (CURLING) 90 9 1 NEW ZEALAND (RUGBY)

Serbia VOLLEYBALL Canada ICE HOCKEY England FOOTBALL

Probably the most clear podium here, although Italy gained some points in the end and came close to silver.

VOTING BREAKDOWN 35/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 390 25 16 ARGENTINA (FOOTBALL) 315 24 10 FINLAND (ICE HOCKEY) 270 23 7 ITALY (VOLLEYBALL) 75 11 - SWEDEN (CURLING) 70 9 1 SPAIN (WATER POLO) 70 8 1 MOROCCO (FOOTBALL)

Argentina FOOTBALL Finland ICE HOCKEY Italy VOLLEYBALL

Shaun White SNOWBOARD Shaun White is, undoubtedly, one of the world's most prolific snowboarders. Between 2003-2013, he won 13 Winter X Games titles in Snowboarding slopestyle and superpipe (Olympic half-pipe), which included achieving a perfect 100 in 2012. Additionally, White became the first athlete to medal at both Summer and Winter X Games, as he also won titles in 2007 and 2011 in vert Skateboarding. He competed across five Winter Olympics (2006-2022), where he became the first snowboarder to win three Olympic gold medals. He accomplished this feat in the men's half-pipe in 2006, 2010 and 2018. Retired after a fourth-place finish in Beijing 2022, White has left a legacy for a whole new generation of snowboarders, earning a place at the Totallympics Hall of Fame. @JoshMartini007

VOTING BREAKDOWN 35/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 335 25 13 CARLOS ALCARAZ 205 13 8 JONAS VINGEGAARD 190 18 5 TOBI AMUSAN 185 16 5 MEN'S FOOTBALL TEAM 140 16 1 ALISON DOS SANTOS 135 12 3 LÉON MARCHAND

Carlos Alcaraz TENNIS Jonas Vingegaard ROAD CYCLING Tobi Amusan ATHLETICS

Well, in the end, he won a medal because of that #1

VOTING BREAKDOWN 33/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 325 23 12 MAX VERSTAPPEN 225 19 6 RONNIE O'SULLIVAN 155 12 5 ALI FARAG 125 14 2 FRANCESCO BAGNAIA 125 9 5 SANDRA SÁNCHEZ 120 11 3 JOHANA VIVEROS

Max Verstappen AUTO RACING Ronnie O'Sullivan SNOOKER Ali Farag SQUASH

Sebastian Vettel AUTO RACING Competing in Formula One since 2007, Sebastian Vettel is one of the most successful drivers in history and also the youngest world champion. He won headlines for his win at the 2008 Italian Grand Prix, and was quickly promoted to Red Bull. While he would lose in 2009 to the infamous BGP 001, he would become world champion in a tightly-fought 2010 season, and dominated in 2011. In 2012, he would have another close win, but 2013 was his most dominant season yet, winning the final nine races in a row to claim a fourth consecutive crown. He switched blue for Ferrari red in 2015, but couldn't repeat the feat in an era of Mercedes dominance, losing two tight battles to Lewis Hamilton in 2017 and 2018. While his last years weren't as triumphant as before, the 2010-13 period more than earns him a well-deserved spot in our Hall of Fame. @Mkbw50

Best Doubles or Pair was, by far, the closest category. Any nominee could've won, in fact even O'Donovan/McCarthy led the count at some point.

VOTING BREAKDOWN 31/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 220 18 7 KREJČÍKOVÁ/SINIAKOVÁ 200 15 7 CONSTANTINI/MOSANER 170 14 4 PAPADAKIS/CIZERON 155 15 4 FRIEDRICH/MARGIS 140 10 5 SUI/HAN 130 11 4 MCCARTHY/O'DONOVAN

Barbora Krejčíková • Kateřina Siniaková TENNIS Stefania Constantini • Amos Mosaner CURLING Gabriella Papadakis • Guillaume Cizeron FIGURE SKATING

VOTING BREAKDOWN 29/36 MEMBERS VOTED POINTS # #1 230 16 8 JESPER PEDERSEN 195 14 7 DIEDE DE GROOT 160 14 5 BRIAN MCKEEVER 135 11 5 STEFANO RAIMONDI 130 12 3 MARCEL HUG 85 9 1 OKSANA MASTERS

Jesper Pedersen ALPINE SKIING Diede de Groot WHEELCHAIR TENNIS Brian McKeever CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING

Brian McKeever CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING As far as the Paralympic competitions go, isn't that unusual to see an athlete completely dominating their field, but to keep the level of excellence for two decades is for very few. Canadian cross-country legend Brian McKeever certainly will be remembered among the most dominant names ever to compete at the Winter Paralympics. Starting in Salt Lake 2002 (where he also competed in Biathlon), McKeever went on to win 16 gold medals in his career (20 total), sweeping the three events for visually impaired in four consecutive Paralympics (2010-2022). With his results, he tied the all-time record for most victories by a male at the Winter Games. His achievements, especially at the 2010 home Games, raised the profile of the Winter Paralympics in Canada, proving that his legacy will live on for generations to come. @vinipereira