& field /400m/ Pan American bronze medalist).
57. Dominican Republic: Felix Sanchez (track & field /400m hurdles/ Olympic gold medalist, 2004), Jun Lin (table tennis).
58. Ecuador : Marco Camargo (swimming ) Jefferson Perez Quesada (athletics/ world gold medalist, 2007), Xavier Moreno (track & field/50km walk/ Pan American gold medalist), Alexandra Escobar (sportswoman/ weightlifting), Bayron Piedra (athletics/1,500m), Jaime Saquipay (track & field/ 20km walk), Fausto Endars (cycling).
59. Egypt : Mohammed El Zanaty (aquatics), Ramadan Yasser (boxing), Ismail Fathi (wrestling).
60. El Salvador: Cristina Lopez (sportswoman/ athletics/ American gold medalist, 2007), William Serrano (wrestling).
61. Equatorial Guinea: Emilia Mikue Ondo (sporstwoman/athletics/ 1,500m). .
62. Eritrea : Zersenay Tadesse (athletics), Yared Asmeron (track & field).
63. Estonia: Gerd Kanter (track & field/ discus throw/ world champion).
64. Ethiopia: Kenenisa Bekele (athletics/world gold medalist,2007), Meseret Defar (track & field/ 5,000m/she is one of the greatest runners in Africa).
65. Fiji : Makelesi Bulikiobo (sportswoman/ athletics/ 100m, 200m, 400m/ South Pacific gold medalist, 2007).
66. Finland : Tero Pitkamaki (track & field/ javelin throw/ world champion).
67. France: Frédéric Belaubre (triathlon), Julien Absalon (cycling), Julien Pillet (fencing), Khedafi Djelkhir (boxing), Frank Dumoolin (shooting), Mickael Bourgain (cycling), Érik Boisse (fencing), Pi Hongyan (badminton), Thomas Voeckler (cycling).
68. Gabon : Sandrine Ilendou (sportswoman/ judo).
69. Gambia:Momodou Jammeh (boxing), Sulayman Kujabi (cycling), Isaac Jones (athletics).
70. Georgia : Revaz Mindorashvili (wrestling / world champion).
71. Germany: Christian Kubusch (swimming).
72. Ghana : Igisious Gaisah (athletics/ long jump/ Commonwealth gold medalist, 2006), Manyo Plange (boxing).
73. Greece : Giorgious Afroudatis (water polo), Pyrros Dimas (weightlifting / he is one of the most popular athletes in Europe).
74. Grenada: Alleyne Francique (track & field / 400m/ he is one of the best sprinters of the world), Sherry Flecher (sportswoman/ athletics/ 200m).
75. Guam: Nikko Pajarillaga (taekwondo).
76. Guatemala : Amado Garcia (track & field/ marathon/ the best runner in Central America).
77. Guinea: Ibrahima Keita (boxing).
78. Guinea-Bissau: Holder Ocante (track & field), Anibal Soares, Joa Pina (beach volleyball).
79. Guyana: Clive Atwell (boxing), Mahendra Persaud (shooting), Christopher Franklin (table tennis).
80. Haiti : Nadine Faustin-Parker (track & field/ 100m hurdles/ Central American & Caribbean silver medalist, 2006/ she’s one of the best hurdlers in the Third World ), Dudley Dorival (athletics), Joel Brutus (judo).
81. Honduras: Kevin Hernandez (soccer/ he is one of the most popular players in Central America).
82. Hong Kong : Kin Yin Chan (sailing), Cheung Yuk, Li Ching, Leung Chu Yan, Lai Chak Ko (table tennis), Daniel Lee Chi Wo (triathlon), Wong Kampo (cycling/ world champion).
83. Hungary: Laszlo Cseh (swimming), Kriztian Berki ( gymnastics), Daniel Varga (water polo).
84. Iceland:Olafur Stefannson (handball).
85. India : Leander Paes, Mahesh Bhupathi (tennis), Mangal Sing Champia (archery), Jaspal Rana, Abhinav Bindra (shooting), Bajranglal Takhar, Bijender Singh, Satish Joshi (rowing), .
86. Indonesia: Agus Salim, Supriadi Supriadi (beach volleyball), Taufik Hidayat (badminton/ Olympic champion), Thomas Hallatu (rowing), I Gusti Made Oka Sulaksana (sailing) .
87. Iran : Hussein Rezadeh (weightlifting/ Hussein is one of the best weightlifters in the Third World), Hossein Askari (cycling), Arash Miresmaili (judo), Jasem Delavari (boxing), Aidin Nikkhah Bahrami (basketball), Ali Mazaheri (boxing).
88. Iraq : Mhammad Aljuaifri (weightlifting/ Asian silver medalist, 2006).
89. Ireland: David Burrows (sailing).
90. Israel: Danielle Roth (sportswoman/shooting).
91. Italy: Loris Facci, Marco Formenttini (aquatics), Christopher Sacchin (diving), Maurizio Felugo (water polo), Taismary Agüero Leiva Botteghi (indoor volleyball / Taismary is one of the greatest female volleyball players in Europe), Filippo Magnini (swimming).
92. Jamaica : Veronica Campbell (sportswoman/ track & field/100m hurdles/ world champion).
93. Japan : Shingen Furuya (sailing), Motoko Sasamoto, Takafumi Kojima (wrestling), Ken Terauchi (diving), Go Soeda (tennis), Hidemasa Sano, Junya Koga, Ryosuke Irie, Kosuke Kitajima (swimming), Yasuyuki Muneta (judo), Tsubasa Kitatsuru (cycling), Yuki Ota (fencing), Yuya Higashiyama (rowing), Hisashi Mizutori, Hiroyuki Tomita (gymnastics).
94. Jordan: Mohammad Al Bakhit (taekwondo).
95. Kazakhstan: Salamat Utarbayek, Aidar Kabimollayov, Almas Atayev (judo), Vladislav Poliakov (swimming), Dimitriy Torlopov (kayak), Yermak Kouketou, Nourbakhit Tengizbayev (wrestling), Ilsa Chernyshov (cycling), Dimitriy Gaug (triatlón), Bakhtiyar Artayek, Bakhyt Sarsekbayek (boxing), Dimitry Katenberger (canoe), Yemar Yerimbetov, Timov Korbanbayek (gymnastics).
96. Kenya: Joshua Ndere Mkonjio (boxing), Brimin Kiprop Kipruto (athletics/ 3,000 metres steeplechase/ world champion), Kennedy Kenyatta (boxing),Catherine Ndereba (sportswoman/ marathon/ world gold medalist), Alfred Kirwa Yego (athletics/ 800m/ world champion), Luke Kibet ( athletics/marathon/ world champion),Suleyman Bilali (boxing).
97. Kiribati : Tekai Temake, Tito Teateau, David Katoatau (weightlifting).
98. Korea, North: Jong Chol, Ri Se Gwang (gymnastics), Kim Jong Su (shooting).
99. Korea, South: Choi Jung Sang (equestrian), Im Dong Hyn (archery), Lee Hyun-il (badminton), Song Hak Sung (boxing), Tae Hwan Park (swimming/ he’s one of the best swimmers of the world), Hwang Kyung Seon (taekwondo/ world champion), Wang Ki-Chin (judo/ world champion), Dae Eun-Kim (gymnastics/ world champion), Kim Jung Sub, Han Tae Young, Kim Gwang Seok, Eun-Chol Park (wrestling), Jung Ji Hee (taekwondo), Jang Sun Jae, Park Sung Baek (cycling), Shin Eun Chol (rowing), Joo Se Hyk (table tennis), Kang Yong Hwan , Han Kyu Chol (aquatics), An Jap-sung, Lee Hyng-taik (tennis), Cho Kwan Hoon (diving).
100. Kuwait: Fehaid Al Deehani, Naser Meqlad (shooting).
101. Kyrgyzstan: Uran Khalilov, Nogouzbek Belekov, Ruslan Tumenbaev (wrestling), Evgeny Vakkev (cycling).
102. Laos: Sikham Vongpakoun (boxing).
103. Latvia : Aigars Fadeivs (track & field).
104. Lebanon: Jean-Claude Rabbath (track & field/ high jump/ Asian champion).
105. Lesotho: Tsotang Maine, Tumi Malefetsane (marathon), Poloko Makana (cycling).
106. Liberia: Fatimoh Muhammed (sportswoman/ athletics/ 800m/ she’s one of the best runners in the Third World).
107. Libya: Ali Mabrouk (marathon), Mohammed Bensaleh (judo).
108. Liechtenstein: Oliver Geissmann (shooting).
109. Lithuania: Daina Gudzineviciute (sportswoman/ shooting/ Olympic gold medalist, 2000).
110. Luxembourg: Kim Kirchen (cycling).
111. Macedonia: Houqin Yang (weightlifting).
112. Madagascar: Joseph Berlionz Randhiamihaja (athletics/110m hurdles).
113. Malawi: Catherine Chikwakwa (sportswoman/ track & field).
114. Malaysia : Rossharisham Roslan, Yeoh Ken Nee (diving), Kien Keat Koo (badminton), Daniel William Bego (swimming), Josiah Ngo Onn Lam (cycling), Shu Wai Ng (gymnastics), Bom Heong Tan (badminton).
115. Maldives: Zahir Naseer (athletics/100m), Hassan Ahsraf, Mohamed Sharif (aquatics), Ali Rasheed, Mohamed Yasir (table tennis).
116. Mali : Daba Modibo Keita (taekwondo/ world champion, 2007).
117. Malta: Rebecca Madyan (sportswoman/ shooting).
118. Marshall Islands: Waylon Muller, Jeton Junior Anjain (wrestling).
119. Mauritania : Souleymane Ould Chebal (athletics).
120. Mauritius: Stephane Buckland (athletics/400m/ he’s is one of the best sprinters of the world), Deenessing Baboolall, Stephan Beeharry, Edourd Clarisse (badminton),Richarno Colin, Giovanni Frontin, Brunu Julie (boxing).
121. Mexico : Paola Espinoza (sportswoman/diving) , Juan Barrios, Jose David Galvan (athletics), Juan Rene Serrano (archery), Simon Nizri (equestrian), Juan Jose Veloz Davila (swimming).
122. Micronesia: Manuel Minginfel (weightlifting).
123. Moldova: Oleg Moldovan (shooting).
124. Monaco: Jann Siccardi (judo).
125. Mongolia : Tsagaanbaatar Hskhbaatar, Nyamkhuu Damdinsuren (martial arts), Erdene Munkh Uranchimeg (boxing), Batzoring Buyanjav (wrestling).
126. Montenegro: Alesandar Radovic (water polo/ he’s one of the best water polo players of the world).
127. Morocco: Hasna Benhassi (athletics/ 800m/ she is one one best Arab athletes).
128. Mozambique: Leonor Piaza (sportswoman/ track & field/ 800m/ African gold medalist).
129. Myanmar: Min Min, Nay La Kyaw (sailing), Yar Thet Pan (weightlifting/ Asian silver medalist, 2006).
130. Namibia: Friedhelm Ferdinand Sack (shooting), Alexander Ray (aquatics), Ermin van Wik (cycling), John Robert Honiball (gymnastics), Agnes Samaria (/track and field/ 800m/ she’s one of the best runners of the world), Paulus Natangwe Ambunda, Jhannes Simon (boxing).
131. Nauru: Itte Detenamo, Yukio Peter (weightlifting).
132. Nepal: Deepak Bista (taekwondo).
133. Netherlands : Theo Boss (cycling/ European gold medalist ), Ruben Houkes (judo).
134. Neterherlands Antilles: Churandy Martina (athletics/100m, 200m).
135. New Zealand: Valerie Vili (track & field/ shot put/ world champion).
136. Nicaragua: Orlando Rizo (boxing).
137. Niger: Happiness Borutu
