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APCristiano Ronaldo
soccer
Cristiano Ronaldo
- Ronaldo scored 55 goals this season, the sixth straight season he has scored at least 50. As part of those 55 goals, Ronaldo became the all-time leading scorer in Champions League history.
APCristiano Ronaldo
soccer
Cristiano Ronaldo
APCristiano Ronaldo
soccer
Icon SportswireNovak Djokovic
tennis
Novak Djokovic
- Djokovic won the French and Australian Opens in 2016, as well as Wimbledon and the U.S. Open in in 2015 to become the first man to win four-straight Grand Slams since 1969. In addition, Djokovic became the all-time leading prize money winner on the ATP tour.
Icon SportswireNovak Djokovic
tennis
Novak Djokovic
Icon SportswireNovak Djokovic
tennis
USA TODAY SportsLydia Ko
Women's golf
Lydia Ko
- Ko won two LPGA majors (the 2015 Evian Championship and 2016 ANA Inspiration) as the no. 1 player in the world. Ko also became the youngest player to ever be ranked no. 1 as well as the youngest to win an LPGA major.
USA TODAY SportsLydia Ko
Women's golf
Lydia Ko
USA TODAY SportsLydia Ko
Women's golf
Getty ImagesLuis Suarez
soccer
Luis Suarez
- Suarez scored 60 goals in competitions this season including 40 for Barcelona, leading them to the La Liga title.
Getty ImagesLuis Suarez
soccer
Luis Suarez
Getty ImagesLuis Suarez
soccer
Getty ImagesCanelo Alvarez
boxing
Canelo Alvarez
- Alvarez won two bouts in the past year (against Miguel Cotto and Amir Khan) to capture and defend the WBC, The Ring, and lineal middleweight titles.
Getty ImagesCanelo Alvarez
boxing
Canelo Alvarez
Getty ImagesCanelo Alvarez
boxing
