Athletes, teams, stadiums, and records from every field of play.

The Boston Celtics lead with 18 NBA championships, ahead of the Lakers (17) and Warriors (7). As of June 13, 2026, after the Knicks' third title.
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Yale leads with 18 NCAA-recognized college football national championships, ahead of Alabama (16), Princeton (15) and Notre Dame (13). As of January 19, 2026, after Indiana's first title.
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The 14 largest indoor arenas in the world by maximum published capacity as of October 2026, led by the Philippines' KJC King Dome at 75,000 and Philippine Arena at 55,000, with Japan's Saitama Super Arena third.
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Real Madrid have won 15 European Cup and Champions League titles, ahead of AC Milan (7) and Liverpool and Bayern Munich (6 each). As of May 30, 2026, after Paris Saint-Germain's second straight title.
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Career UFC title defenses, all reigns and divisions combined: Jon Jones leads with 12, ahead of Demetrious Johnson (11) and Anderson Silva (10). Totals as of October 15, 2026.
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Career NFL head-coaching wins, regular season only: Don Shula leads with 328, ahead of George Halas (318) and Bill Belichick (302). Totals through the end of the 2025 season.
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Every athlete's personal-best marathon, ranked for men and women: Sabastian Sawe's 1:59:30 leads the men and Ruth Chepngetich's 2:09:56 the women. As of October 13, 2026.
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The 20 largest stadiums in the world by official capacity, led by Ahmedabad's 132,000-seat Narendra Modi Stadium, with ten US college football stadiums in the top 20.
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Europe's 25 biggest stadiums for football, rugby and Gaelic games by official current capacity, led by Wembley's 90,000, with Camp Nou just outside while it is rebuilt.
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The 20 largest stadiums in Asia and the Middle East by official capacity, from Ahmedabad's 132,000-seat Narendra Modi Stadium to Qatar's Lusail and Seoul's World Cup Stadium.
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The 25 biggest stadiums in North, Central and South America by official seating capacity, from Michigan's 107,601-seat Big House to Mexico City's Estadio Banorte and the Maracanã.
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Career regular-season NBA points, ranked: LeBron James leads with 43,440, ahead of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's 38,387 and Karl Malone's 36,928. Top 20 as of October 2026; playoff and ABA points excluded.
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