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List of sports rivalries

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fisher Stadium's scoreboard in Easton, Pennsylvania following Lafayette College's victory over Lehigh University in the 142nd edition of "The Rivalry" in 2006. The series between the two colleges, which are 17 miles (27 km) away from each other in the Lehigh Valley, is the most-played rivalry in college football history with 158 meetings since 1884.
Fans separated at an Old Firm derby in Glasgow, Scotland
Arun Jaitley Cricket Stadium's scoreboard during the India vs Pakistan group stage match of the 2023 Cricket World Cup. The India-Pakistan cricket rivalry is the most intense cricket rivalry,[1] and one of the most intense international sports rivalries.[2]

A sports rivalry is intense competition between athletic teams or athletes, affecting participants,[3] management, and supporters all to varying degrees.

The intensity of the rivalry can range anywhere from a light hearted banter to serious violence. A rivalry that gets out of control can lead to fighting, hooliganism, rioting and some instances with career-ending and even fatal consequences. In the "Football War", along with other factors, it was suggested to have been the tipping point in leading to military conflicts.

Owners have been known to encourage rivalries as they tend to improve game attendance and television ratings for rivalry matches. Clubs can reduce fan aggression surrounding rivalry games by acknowledging rather than downplaying the conflict[4] because the rivalry is an integral part of fan identity.[5]

Games between two rivals that are based in areas of close geographical proximity are often known as a local derby, or simply just a derby (UK: /ˈdɑːrbi/ DAR-bee, US: /ˈdɜːrbi/ DUR-bee); a sporting event between two teams from the same town, city or region. The term is usually connected with association football[6] and the media and supporters will often refer to this fixture as "Derby Day".[7]

The term "derby" possibly originated from the Derby, a horse race in England, founded by the 12th Earl of Derby in 1780. The 19th Earl has since claimed the Derby name was originally only given to one other sporting event: fixtures between St Helens at one end of the family's Knowsley estate and Wigan at the other.[8]

The other theory as to the name's origin involves Shrovetide football, an early, unofficiated version of both association and rugby football. It was first played in the town of Derby prior to Medieval times. From as early as the 12th century it was known to have been played in Ashbourne. It was a chaotic and exuberant affair that involved the whole town, often resulting in fatalities. The goals were at Nuns Mill in the north and the Gallows Balk in the south of the town, and much of the action took place in the River Derwent or the Markeaton Brook. Nominally the players came from All Saints' and St Peter's parishes, but in practice the game was a free-for-all with as many as 1,000 players. A Frenchman who observed a match in 1829 wrote in horror, "if Englishmen call this play, it would be impossible to say what they call fighting". Shrovetide football is still an annual event in the town of Ashbourne.[9]

Since at least as early as 1840 'derby' has been used as a noun in English to denote any kind of sporting contest.[10] Other names for derbies include Clásicos in certain parts of the world and crosstown rivalries in the United States.

Rivalries do not always stem from the sharing of an area. Hostilities can occur for different reasons, such as in the case of El Clásico with tensions between fans with a background of political differences. Frequent meetings in important games between teams can also lead to unpleasantries.

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International rivalries

Association football

Athletics

Individual

1st party 2nd party Discipline(s) Timespan Article Source
United Kingdom Steve Ovett United Kingdom Sebastian Coe Middle-distance running 1978–1986 [11]
Jamaica Usain Bolt United States Tyson Gay Sprinting 2005–2012 [12]
Jamaica Asafa Powell United States Tyson Gay Sprinting 2006–present [13]
Cuba Dayron Robles China Liu Xiang Hurdling 2007–2011 [14]
United States Joan Benoit Norway Grete Waitz Marathon [15]
Jamaica Usain Bolt United States Justin Gatlin Sprinting 2012–2017 [16][17]
Jamaica Usain Bolt Jamaica Yohan Blake Sprinting 2012 [18]
Canada Ben Johnson United States Carl Lewis Sprinting 1984–1988 [19]
Jamaica Veronica Campbell-Brown United States Allyson Felix 200 metres & 400 metres 2004–present [20]
Italy Ondina Valla Italy Claudia Testoni Sprinting 1932–1940 Testoni–Valla rivalry [21]
Italy Luigi Facelli United Kingdom David Burghley Hurdling 1927–1933 [22]
Grenada Kirani James United States LaShawn Merritt Sprinting 2011–present [23]
Kenya Paul Tergat Ethiopia Haile Gebrselassie Marathon 1995–2000 [24]
Kenya Eliud Kipchoge Ethiopia Kenenisa Bekele Marathon 2012–present
United Kingdom Daley Thompson West Germany Jürgen Hingsen Decathlon [25]
Serbia Ivana Španović Russia Darya Klishina Long jump 2007–present [26]
Canada Donovan Bailey United States Michael Johnson Sprinting 1996–1997 Bailey–Johnson 150-metre race [27][28]
United Kingdom Tessa Sanderson United Kingdom Fatima Whitbread Javelin 1978–1992 [29][30][31]
India P.T. Usha Philippines Lydia de Vega Sprinting 1980s

[32][33]

Team

1st party 2nd party Discipline(s) Timespan Article Source
Finland Finland Sweden Sweden Multi-discipline 1925–present Finland-Sweden athletics international
Jamaica Jamaica United States United States Sprinting [34][35][36]
Kenya Kenya Ethiopia Ethiopia Long-distance running 1968–present [24][37]

Australian rules football

Badminton

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Indonesia Susi Susanti South Korea Bang Soo-hyun 1992–1996
Malaysia Lee Chong Wei China Lin Dan 2004–2020 Lee–Lin rivalry
Indonesia Indonesia China China 1990s–present
India India China China 2000s–present
Indonesia Indonesia India India 2019–present
Indonesia Anthony Sinisuka Ginting Japan Kento Momota 2020s–present
Japan Nozomi Okuhara India P. V. Sindhu 2016–present

Bandy

In Swedish bandy, derby games are often played on Saint Stephen's Day.[38]

Baseball

Dominican Republic

Dominican Professional Baseball League

Japan

Nippon Professional Baseball

Central League
Pacific League

South Korea

KBO League

Taiwan

Chinese Professional Baseball League

Mexico

Mexican Baseball League

Mexican Pacific League

United States/Canada

Major League Baseball

Minor League Baseball

Venezuela

Venezuelan Professional Baseball League

Basketball

Argentina

Australia

Croatia

China

Guangdong has 11 CBA league titles, more than any other team in history, so it is very evident that they would have a lot of rivalries within the CBA.

France

Germany

Greece

Hong Kong

These are active Hong Kong A1 rivalries:

These are high school sports rivalries, but are primarily contested in basketball:

Israel

Italy

Japan

Korea Republic

Lebanon

Lithuania

North Macedonia

Philippines

These are active Philippine Basketball Association (PBA) rivalries:

These are the historical rivalries in the PBA:

These are active Maharlika Pilipinas Basketball League rivalries:

These are college sports rivalries, but are primarily contested in basketball:

Poland

Russia

Slovenia

Serbia

Spain

Turkey

United Kingdom

United States and Canada

National Basketball Association

Individuals
1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Bill Russell Wilt Chamberlain 19591969 Celtics–Lakers rivalry [88]
Magic Johnson Larry Bird 19791991 Celtics–Lakers rivalry [88]
Michael Jordan Bill Laimbeer 1988–present Bulls–Pistons rivalry [89][90]
Kobe Bryant Shaquille O'Neal 1996-2011 Shaq–Kobe feud
Kobe Bryant Paul Pierce 20082010 Celtics–Lakers rivalry
LeBron James Kevin Durant 2012–2018
LeBron James Stephen Curry 20152018 Cavaliers–Warriors rivalry [91]

Bobsleigh

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Switzerland Switzerland East Germany East Germany 1976–1990 [92]
Canada Kaillie Humphries United States Elana Meyers 2013–present [93][94]

Bodybuilding

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Austria Arnold Schwarzenegger Cuba Sergio Oliva [95]
United States Lenda Murray United States Iris Kyle 2002 Ms. Olympia
2003 Ms. Olympia
2004 Ms. Olympia
[96]

Boxing

Individual

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article(s) Source
United States Sugar Ray Robinson United States Jake LaMotta 1942–1951
United States Muhammad Ali United States Joe Frazier 1971–1975 Fight of the Century
Ali-Frazier II
Thrilla in Manila
[97]
United States Sugar Ray Leonard Panama Roberto Durán 1980–1989 The No Mas Fight [98]
United States Floyd Mayweather Jr. Argentina Marcos Maidana 2014 Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Marcos Maidana
Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Marcos Maidana II
[99]
United States Floyd Mayweather Jr. Philippines Manny Pacquiao 2009–2015 Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao
Philippines Manny Pacquiao Mexico Juan Manuel Márquez 2004–2012 Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Márquez III
Manny Pacquiao vs. Juan Manuel Márquez IV
Mexico Érik Morales Philippines Manny Pacquiao 2005–2006 Érik Morales vs. Manny Pacquiao

Érik Morales vs. Manny Pacquiao II Manny Pacquiao vs. Érik Morales III

Mexico Marco Antonio Barrera Mexico Érik Morales 2000–2004 Barrera vs. Morales trilogy
Érik Morales vs. Marco Antonio Barrera
Érik Morales vs. Marco Antonio Barrera II
Érik Morales vs. Marco Antonio Barrera III
United Kingdom Tyson Fury United States Deontay Wilder 2018–2021 Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury
Deontay Wilder vs. Tyson Fury II
Tyson Fury vs. Deontay Wilder III
[100]
Mexico Canelo Álvarez Kazakhstan Gennady Golovkin 2017–2022 Canelo Álvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin
Canelo Álvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin II
Canelo Álvarez vs. Gennady Golovkin III

Team

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Mexico Mexico Puerto Rico Puerto Rico 1930s–2010s Puerto Rican-Mexican boxing rivalry

Chess

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Germany Emanuel Lasker Germany Siegbert Tarrasch 1894–1908 World Chess Championship 1908
Cuba José Raúl Capablanca France Alexander Alekhine 1927–c.1938 World Chess Championship 1927
Russia Garry Kasparov United States Deep Blue 1996–1997 Deep Blue versus Garry Kasparov
United States Bobby Fischer Soviet UnionRussia Boris Spassky 1972, 1992 World Chess Championship 1972
Fischer–Spassky (1992 match)
India Viswanathan Anand Soviet UnionRussia Vladimir Kramnik 1989–present List of chess games between Anand and Kramnik
Russia Vladimir Kramnik Russia Garry Kasparov 1993–2004 List of chess games between Kasparov and Kramnik
Soviet UnionRussia Garry Kasparov Soviet UnionRussia Anatoly Karpov 1984-c.2000 World Chess Championship 1984
World Chess Championship 1985
World Chess Championship 1986
World Chess Championship 1987
World Chess Championship 1990
[101][102]

College sport

Cricket

International

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article(s) Source
 Australia  England 1877–present The Ashes
[103]
 Australia  India 1996–present Border-Gavaskar Trophy
 Australia  New Zealand 1946–present Chappell–Hadlee Trophy
Trans-Tasman Trophy
[104]
 Australia  West Indies 1960–present Frank Worrell Trophy
 England  India 1951–present Anthony De Mello Trophy
Pataudi Trophy
 India  Bangladesh 2007–present Ganguly-Durjoy Trophy
 India  Pakistan 1952–present India–Pakistan cricket rivalry
[105][106]
 India  South Africa 1992–present Freedom Trophy (cricket)

Domestic

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Sri Lanka Royal College, Colombo Sri Lanka S. Thomas' College, Mt Lavinia 1879–present Royal–Thomian [107]
England Middlesex England Surrey London derby [108]
England Lancashire England Yorkshire War of the Roses [109]
England Warwickshire England Worcestershire West Midlands derby [110]
New Zealand Auckland New Zealand Canterbury 1873–present
Australia New South Wales Australia Queensland 1892–present
Bangladesh Dhaka Dynamites Bangladesh Comilla Victorians 2015–present BPL Clásico [111]
India Karnataka India Tamil Nadu 1934–present South Indian Derby [112][113]
India Karnataka India Bombay 1942–present [114]
India Delhi India Bombay 1956–present [115]
India Maharashtra India Bombay Maharashtra Derby [116]
India Andhra India Hyderabad 1954–present [117]
India Chennai Super Kings India Mumbai Indians 2008–present Chennai Super Kings–Mumbai Indians rivalry
India Chennai Super Kings India Royal Challengers Bangalore 2008–present South Indian Derby
India Kolkata Knight Riders India Royal Challengers Bangalore 2008–present Kolkata Knight Riders-Royal Challengers Bangalore rivalry
Pakistan Karachi Kings Pakistan Lahore Qalandars 2016–present Karachi Kings–Lahore Qalandars rivalry [118]
Australia Sydney Sixers Australia Sydney Thunder 2011–present [119]
Australia Melbourne Renegades Australia Melbourne Stars 2011–present

Cue sports

1st party 2nd party Discipline Timespan Source
United States Willie Mosconi United States Rudolph Wanderone Jr. Pool [120][121][122]
Wales Ray Reardon England John Spencer Snooker 1969–1988 [123]
Northern Ireland Alex Higgins 1972–1986
Canada Cliff Thorburn 1973–1989
England Steve Davis 1979–1989
England Jimmy White 1981–2007
Scotland Stephen Hendry 1987–2009
Scotland Stephen Hendry England Jimmy White 1986–2010
England Ronnie O'Sullivan 1993–2011
Scotland John Higgins 1995–2012
England Ronnie O'Sullivan 1994–present
England Mark Selby 2002–present
China Ding Junhui 2005–present

Curling

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Canada Glenn Howard Canada Kevin Martin [124]
Canada Jennifer Jones Canada Kelly Scott [125]

Cycling

1st party 2nd party Discipline Timespan Source
Italy Gino Bartali Italy Fausto Coppi road racing 1940–1956 [126]
France Jacques Anquetil France Raymond Poulidor [127]
Belgium Rik Van Looy Belgium Benoni Beheyt 1963–1966
Belgium Eddy Merckx Belgium Roger De Vlaeminck 1969–1978 [128][129]
Belgium Eddy Merckx Spain Luis Ocaña [130]
Italy Francesco Moser Belgium Roger De Vlaeminck 1974–1984
United States Connie Carpenter-Phinney United States Rebecca Twigg road racing, track cycling [131]
Republic of Ireland Sean Kelly Belgium Eric Vanderaerden road racing
United States Greg LeMond France Bernard Hinault 1984–1986 [132]
France Laurent Fignon [133]
Scotland Graeme Obree England Chris Boardman track cycling [134]
Italy Francesco Moser Italy Beppe Saronni road racing 1978–1986 [135][136]
United States Lance Armstrong Italy Marco Pantani 2000 [137][138]
Belgium Frank Vandenbroucke Italy Michele Bartoli 1999
Belgium Lotto–Dstny Belgium Soudal–Quick-Step [139]
Australia Anna Meares United Kingdom Victoria Pendleton track cycling −2012 [140][141][142]
Spain Alberto Contador Luxembourg Andy Schleck road racing [143][144][145]
Switzerland Fabian Cancellara Belgium Tom Boonen road racing 2006—2016 [146][147]
United Kingdom Chris Hoy France Grégory Baugé track cycling 2009–2012 [148]
United Kingdom Laura Trott United States Sarah Hammer track cycling 2012— [149]
United Kingdom Mark Cavendish Germany Marcel Kittel road racing [150]
United Kingdom Chris Froome Spain Alberto Contador road racing 2013—2017 [151][152]
France Julien Absalon Switzerland Nino Schurter cross-country [153]
Spain Alejandro Valverde Spain Joaquim Rodríguez road racing 2012–2016
Germany Tony Martin Switzerland Fabian Cancellara road racing
Australia Australia United Kingdom Great Britain track cycling [154]
Belgium Wout Van Aert Netherlands Mathieu van der Poel cyclo-cross, road racing 2014— [155][156]
Slovakia Peter Sagan Belgium Greg Van Avermaet road racing 2015— [157]
France Nacer Bouhanni France Arnaud Démare road racing [158]
Slovakia Peter Sagan Poland Michał Kwiatkowski road racing [159]
France Pauline Ferrand-Prévot Switzerland Jolanda Neff cross-country [160]
Netherlands Annemiek van Vleuten Netherlands Anna van der Breggen road racing 2017—2021 [161][162]
Slovenia Tadej Pogačar Denmark Jonas Vingegaard road racing 2021— [163]
Netherlands Annemiek van Vleuten Netherlands Demi Vollering road racing 2022—2023 [164][165]

Darts

1st party
(Years active)
2nd party
(Years active)
Timespan Source
Scotland Jocky Wilson (1978–1996) England Eric Bristow (1976–2007) 1980–1989 [88]
England John Lowe (1976–2007) England Eric Bristow (1976–2007) 1978–1993
England Phil Taylor (1986–2018) Netherlands Raymond van Barneveld (1987–2019) 2006–2018 [25][166][167][168]
Wales Gerwyn Price (2014–present ) Scotland Gary Anderson (2001–present) 2018–present [169][170][171]

Diving

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
China Qiu Bo United Kingdom Tom Daley [172]

Esports

1st party 2nd party Discipline Timespan Article Source
Team SoloMid Cloud9 League of Legends 2013–2023 [173]
Alliance Natus Vincere Dota 2 2013–2016 [174][175]
FaZe Clan OpTic Gaming Call of Duty, Counter-Strike 2013–present [176][177]
T1[a] Royal Never Give Up[b] League of Legends 2013–present
Edward Gaming T1 League of Legends 2015–present
Gen.G[c] T1 League of Legends 2014–present [178][179]
SK Gaming Virtus.pro Counter-Strike 2015–2018 [180][181]
KT Rolster T1 StarCraft: Brood War, League of Legends 2004–present The Telecom Wars [182]
G2 Esports Fnatic League of Legends 2016–present [183]

Field hockey

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
India India Pakistan Pakistan 1947–present India–Pakistan field hockey rivalry [184]

Figure skating

1st party 2nd party Discipline Timespan Article Source
United States Linda Fratianne East Germany Anett Pötzsch Women's singles 1973–1980 [185]
United States Scott Hamilton United States Scott Cramer Men's singles 1976–1980 [186]
United States Brian Boitano Canada Brian Orser Men's singles 1982–1988 See also: Battle of the Brians [187]
East Germany Katarina Witt United States Debi Thomas Women's singles 1984–1988 See also: Battle of the Carmens [188]
United States Nancy Kerrigan United States Tonya Harding Women's singles 1990–1994 See also: Assault of Nancy Kerrigan [88]
Russia Maya Usova
Russia Alexander Zhulin
Russia Oksana Grishuk
Russia Evgeny Platov
Ice dance 1992–1994 [189]
United States Michelle Kwan United States Tara Lipinski Women's singles 1996–1998 [190]
Canada Jamie Salé
Canada David Pelletier
Russia Elena Berezhnaya
Russia Anton Sikharulidze
Pairs 1998–2002 See also: 2002 Winter Olympics figure skating scandal [191]
Russia Alexei Yagudin Russia Evgeni Plushenko Men's singles 1997–2002 [192]
United States Todd Eldredge United States Timothy Goebel Men's singles 1998–2002 [193]
South Korea Yuna Kim Japan Mao Asada Women's singles 2005–2014 [194][195]
Canada Tessa Virtue
Canada Scott Moir
United States Meryl Davis
United States Charlie White
Ice dance 2006–2014 [196][197]
France Gabriella Papadakis
France Guillaume Cizeron
2016–2018 [196]
Japan Yuzuru Hanyu Canada Patrick Chan Men's singles 2010–2018 [198][199]
Spain Javier Fernández 2010–2018 [198][200]
United States Nathan Chen 2016–2022 [198]
Russia Evgenia Medvedeva Russia Alina Zagitova Women's singles 2017–2019 [201]

Golf

1st party 2nd party 3rd party Timespan Article Source
 United States  Europe Ryder Cup [202]
United States Arnold Palmer United States Jack Nicklaus 1958–1980 [202]
United States Tom Watson United States Gary McCord [203]
United States Jack Nicklaus United States Tom Watson 1977–1982 [202]
United States Jack Nicklaus United States Lee Trevino [204]
United States Jack Nicklaus United States Tom Weiskopf [205]
United States Paul Runyan United States Sam Snead [206]
United States Ben Hogan United States Sam Snead 1938–1967 [202]
United States Ben Hogan United States Byron Nelson 1935–1946 [207]
United States Tiger Woods United States Phil Mickelson 1996–present [202][208]
United States Walter Hagen United States Bobby Jones 1914–1930 [202]
United States Walter Hagen United States Gene Sarazen [204]
United States Mickey Wright United States Kathy Whitworth 1958–1973 [202]
Australia Greg Norman United States Tim Finchem [207]
Australia Greg Norman England Nick Faldo [204]
United States Johnny Miller England Nick Faldo [205]
Oklahoma State Cowboys Houston Cougars [207]
England J.H. Taylor Jersey Harry Vardon Scotland James Braid Great Triumvirate [207]
United States Glenna Collett Vare England Joyce Wethered [204]
Republic of Ireland Pádraig Harrington Spain Sergio García [206]
Sweden Annika Sörenstam Australia Karrie Webb [206]
Spain Seve Ballesteros United States Paul Azinger [206]
Scotland Willie Park Sr. Scotland Tom Morris [209]
United States Ben Hogan
United States Byron Nelson
United States Harvie Ward
United States Ken Venturi
[209]
United States Tom Kite United States Ben Crenshaw [203]
Spain Seve Ballesteros United States Deane Beman [203]
United States Louise Suggs United States Babe Zaharias 1948–1954 [203]
South Africa Rory Sabbatini United States Ben Crane [205]
Scotland Colin Montgomerie Scotland Sandy Lyle [205]
United States Bryson DeChambeau United States Brooks Koepka 2019–present [210]

Gridiron football

American football

There are many American football rivalries.

National Football League

Individual
1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Jerry Rice Deion Sanders 1989–1996 [211]
Tom Brady Peyton Manning 2000–2016 Brady–Manning rivalry
Eli Manning Peyton Manning 2006–2013 Manning Bowl

College football

Mexico

ONEFA/CONADEIP (National College Association of American Football/National College Sports Commission of Private Institutions)[212]

United States

Canada

Canadian football

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Toronto Argonauts 1873–present Harold Ballard Trophy [215][216]
Hamilton Tiger-Cats Montreal Alouettes/Concordes 1982–present Classique [217][218]
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Saskatchewan Roughriders 1936–present Banjo Bowl [219]
Edmonton Elks Calgary Stampeders 1949–present Battle of Alberta [220]

Gymnastics

1st party 2nd party Timespan Source
United States United States China People's Republic of China [221]
Japan Japan China People's Republic of China –present [222]
Russia Russia Romania Romania –present

Handball

Austria

Belarus

Belgium

  • Liège derbies:
    • ROC Flémalle vs. Union Beynoise
    • ROC Flémalle vs. Jeunesse Jemeppe (previously vs. Progrès HC Seraing).
    • Union Beynoise vs. HC Herstal.
    • JS Herstal vs. HC Herstal.
    • Union Beynoise vs. HC Visé BM.
  • Germanophone derby : HC Eynatten-Raeren vs. KTSV Eupen 1889
  • Limburg derbies: HB Sint-Truiden vs. Initia HC Hasselt vs. United HC Tongeren vs. Achilles Bocholt vs. Sporting Neerpelt-Lommel vs. Kreasa HB Houthalen vs. DHC Meeuwen.
  • Antwerp derbies: KV Sasja HC Hoboken vs. Olse Merksem HC vs. DHW Antwerpen vs. HV Uilenspiegel Wilrijk.
  • Hainuyé derby: EHC Tournai vs. Entente du Centre CLH
  • Flanders derby: HC DB Gent vs. HKW Waasmunster
  • Brussels derby: HC Kraainem vs. United Brussels HC
  • Charleroi derby: SHC Mont-sur-Marchienne vs. HBC Charleroi-Ransart

Croatia

Denmark

France

Germany

Israel

Hungary

North Macedonia

Poland

Lomza Vive Kielce vs. Orlen Wisla Plock

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Serbia

Slovenia

Spain

Sweden

Ukraine

Horse racing

1st party 2nd party Timespan Source
Seabiscuit War Admiral 1938 [243]
Affirmed Alydar 1978–1979 [244]
Sunday Silence Easy Goer 1989 [245]
Hurricane Fly Jezki 2014 [246]

Ice hockey

Multinational

Kontinental Hockey League

North America

National Hockey League

ECHL

Junior

Canadian Hockey League

Sarnia sting vs London knights ohl

College

Europe

Austria

Czech Republic

Finland

France

Germany

Italy

  • Hockey Club Torino vs. Hockey Club Valpellice

Norway

Poland

Romania

Slovakia

Sweden

Switzerland

United Kingdom

International

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article(s) Source
 Canada  Russia
 Soviet Union
1954, but especially after 1972, to present Summit Series
2008 IIHF World Championship final
[302]
 Canada men  USA men 1920–present Canada–United States rivalry [303]
 Canada women  USA women 1990–present Canada–United States women's rivalry [304]
 Canada U20  USA U20 1973–present Canada–United States junior rivalry [305]
 Czechoslovakia  Soviet Union 1954, but especially after 1968, to 1993 1954 World Ice Hockey Championships [306]
 Czech Republic  Russia 1993–present 1998 Winter Olympics gold medal game
2010 IIHF World Championship final
[306]
 Czech Republic  Slovakia 1994–present Czech Republic–Slovakia rivalry
 Finland  Sweden 1932–present [307][308]

Individual

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article(s) Source
Canada Sidney Crosby Russia Alexander Ovechkin 2005–present Capitals–Penguins rivalry [309][310]

Lacrosse

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Cornell Princeton 1922–present Cornell–Princeton lacrosse rivalry [311]
Johns Hopkins Loyola (MD) 1939–present Johns Hopkins–Loyola lacrosse rivalry [312][313][314]
Johns Hopkins Maryland 1895–present Johns Hopkins–Maryland lacrosse rivalry [315]

Luge

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Austria Markus Prock Germany Georg Hackl [316]
Germany Tatjana Hüfner Germany Natalie Geisenberger [317]

Martial arts

Lethwei

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Canada Dave Leduc Myanmar Tun Tun Min 2016–2018 Dave Leduc vs. Tun Tun Min III [318]

Mixed martial arts

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Brazilian jiu-jitsu practitioners Luta Livre practitioners 1930s–1997 [319]
BrazilRoyce Gracie United States Ken Shamrock 1993–2016 [320]
Russia Fedor Emelianenko Brazil Rodrigo Minotauro [321]
United States Matt Hughes United States B.J. Penn [321]
United States Chuck Liddell United States Tito Ortiz 2004–2018 Chuck Liddell vs. Tito Ortiz [321]
United States Chuck Liddell United States Randy Couture Randy Couture vs. Chuck Liddell [321]
United States Tito Ortiz United States Ken Shamrock [321]
JapanKazushi Sakuraba BrazilRoyler Gracie
BrazilRoyce Gracie
BrazilRenzo Gracie
BrazilRyan Gracie
(Gracie family)
1999–2007 Kazushi Sakuraba vs. Royce Gracie [322]
Cuba Jose Landi
Brazil Wanderlei Silva
Brazil Maurício Shogun
Brazil Anderson Silva
(Chute Boxe)
Brazil Rodrigo Minotauro
Brazil Murilo Bustamante
Brazil Vitor Belfort
Brazil Rogério Minotouro
(Top Team)
2002–2007 [321]
United States Quinton Jackson Brazil Wanderlei Silva 2003–2018 Wanderlei Silva vs. Quinton Jackson [321]
United States Brock Lesnar United States Frank Mir [323]
United States Dominick Cruz United States Urijah Faber [323]
United States Jon Jones United States Daniel Cormier 2014-2017
United States Ronda Rousey United States Miesha Tate 2012-2013 Miesha Tate vs. Ronda Rousey [323]
United States Chael Sonnen Brazil Anderson Silva 2010-2012 [323]
United States Michael Chandler United States Eddie Alvarez [323]
United States Frankie Edgar United States Gray Maynard [323]
United States Gilbert Melendez United States Josh Thomson [323]
United States Tim Sylvia Belarus Andrei Arlovski [323]
United States Cain Velasquez Brazil Junior dos Santos [323]
United States Matt Serra Canada Georges St-Pierre [323]
Republic of Ireland Conor McGregor United States Nate Diaz 2016 [324]
Republic of Ireland Conor McGregor Russia Khabib Nurmagomedov 2014–2021 [324]
Republic of Ireland Conor McGregor United States Dustin Poirier 2021–present [325]
Mexico Brandon Moreno Brazil Deiveson Figueiredo 2020–2023 [326]
Nigeria Israel Adesanya Brazil Alex Pereira 2016–2023 [327]
Nigeria Israel Adesanya South Africa Dricus du Plessis 2023–present [328]

Judo

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
South Korea Kim Jae-Bum Germany Ole Bischof 2008–present [15]
Netherlands Anton Geesink Japan Akio Kaminaga 1964 [15]

Sumo

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Japan Takanohana Kōji United StatesJapan Akebono Tarō 1990–2000 [329]

Motorsport

Manufacturers, cars, teams

1st party 2nd party Discipline Timespan Article Source
Bugatti Bentley 24 Hours of Le Mans 1923–1930 [330]
Mercedes-Benz Auto Union Grand Prix 1934–1939 Silver Arrows [331][332]
Ferrari Alfa Romeo Formula One [333]
Jaguar Cars Mercedes-Benz World Championship for Sports Cars 1955, 19881991 See also: 1955 Le Mans disaster [334][335][336]
Ford Ferrari International Championship for Sports Cars
24 Hours of Le Mans
1963–1967 See also Ford v Ferrari, a 2019 film based on this rivalry. [337]
Shelby Cobra Ferrari 250 GTO International Championship for GT Manufacturers 1963–1965 [330]
Ford Mustang Chevrolet Camaro Trans-Am Series 1968–1972 [338]
Petty Enterprises Wood Brothers Racing NASCAR Cup Series [339]
Porsche 917 Ferrari 512 International Championship for Makes 1969–1971 [332]
Nissan Skyline GT-R Mazda R100 and RX-3 JAF touring car racing 1969–1973 [340]
Bob Sharp Racing Brock Racing Enterprise SCCA National Championship Runoffs –1971 [341]
McLaren Ferrari Formula One 1976–present [330][342][343]
Bigfoot Grave Digger monster truck [344]
Chip Ganassi Racing Penske Racing CART
IndyCar Series
NASCAR Cup Series
WeatherTech SportsCar Championship
[345]
Ford Galaxie and Ford Falcon Mini British Touring Car Championship 1960s [346]
Lancia Audi World Rally Championship
Team Losi Team Associated Radio controlled car racing 1988–present [347]
Hendrick Motorsports Penske Racing NASCAR Cup Series 1989–present [348]
Holden Ford Australia Australian Touring Car Championship
Supercars Championship
[349]
Ford Sierra RS500 BMW M3 Touring car racing 1987–1992 [330]
Subaru Mitsubishi World Rally Championship 1990s–present
Spirit of America Formula Shell LSRV ThrustSSC Land speed record 1996–1997 [350]
Audi Peugeot 24 Hours of Le Mans 2007–2011 [351]
Audi Toyota World Endurance Championship 2012–2016 [352]
Toyota Hyundai World Rally Championship 2017–present [353]
Mercedes Red Bull Racing Formula One 2021–present [354]
Chip Ganassi Racing Arrow McLaren Indycar Series 2022–present [355]

Drivers and riders

1st party 2nd party Discipline Timespan Article Source
United States Barney Oldfield United States Ralph DePalma American Championship Car Racing 1908–1918 [332]
United Kingdom Malcolm Campbell United Kingdom Henry Segrave Land speed record 1926–1930 [356][357]
Italy Tazio Nuvolari Italy Achille Varzi Grand Prix 1930–1948 [358][332]
Germany Rudolf Caracciola Germany Bernd Rosemeyer Grand Prix 1935–present
United Kingdom John Cobb United Kingdom George Eyston Land speed record 1937–1939 [359][360]
Italy Piero Taruffi Italy Felice Bonetto Formula One
Grand Prix
Sports car racing
–1953 [361]
United States Art Arfons United States Walt Arfons Land speed record 1952–1966 [332]
Argentina Juan Manuel Fangio United Kingdom Stirling Moss Formula One 1954–1957 [362]
United Kingdom Tommy Sopwith United Kingdom Jack Sears British Saloon Car Championship 1958 [346]
United States Richard Petty United States David Pearson Winston Cup 1960–1980 [363][364]
United Kingdom Jim Clark United Kingdom Graham Hill Formula One 1962–1967 [332]
United States Art Arfons United States Craig Breedlove Land speed record 1964–1966 [365][366][367]
United States Don Prudhomme United States Tom McEwen NHRA funny car drag racing 1964–1973 [368][332]
Italy Giacomo Agostini United Kingdom Mike Hailwood Grand Prix motorcycling 1965–1967 [369]
United States A. J. Foyt United States Mario Andretti American Championship Car Racing 1965–1992 [370]
United Kingdom Phil Read United Kingdom Bill Ivy Grand Prix motorcycling 1968 [371]
United States Bobby Allison United States Junior Johnson Winston Cup Late 1960s [372]
United States Richard Petty United States Bobby Allison Winston Cup 1970s [373]
Switzerland Jo Siffert Mexico Pedro Rodríguez Formula One
International Championship for Makes
1970–1971 [374]
Austria Niki Lauda United Kingdom James Hunt Formula One 1976–1977 Hunt–Lauda rivalry [375]
Brazil Ayrton Senna United Kingdom Terry Fullerton Karting World Championship 1978–1980 [376][377][378]
United Kingdom Barry Sheene United States Kenny Roberts Grand Prix motorcycling 1978–1982 [379]
United States Richard Petty United States Cale Yarborough Winston Cup Late 1970s 1979 Daytona 500 [211]
United States Cale Yarborough United States Bobby Allison
United States Donnie Allison
Winston Cup 1979 Daytona 500 [380]
United States Darrell Waltrip United States Cale Yarborough
United States Bobby Allison
Winston Cup Early 1980s [381]
United States Dale Earnhardt United States Geoff Bodine Winston Cup 1980's [382]
Australia Alan Jones Argentina Carlos Reutemann Formula One 1981 [383]
Australia Alan Jones Brazil Nelson Piquet Formula One 1980–1981 [384]
France Didier Pironi Canada Gilles Villeneuve Formula One 1982 [385]
United Kingdom Nigel Mansell Brazil Nelson Piquet Formula One 1986–1992 [88]
United States Wayne Rainey United States Kevin Schwantz Grand Prix motorcycling 1986–1993 [386][332]
Brazil Nelson Piquet Brazil Ayrton Senna Formula One 1986–1991
France Alain Prost Brazil Ayrton Senna Formula One 1988–1991, 1993 Prost–Senna rivalry [387][388]
New Zealand Rod Millen Japan Nobuhiro Tajima Hillclimbing 1990s–2000 [389][390]
United Kingdom Carl Fogarty United States Scott Russell Superbike World Championship 1992–1994 [391]
Japan Masami Hirosaka United States Brian Kinwald IFMAR 1:10 Electric Off-Road World Championship 1993–1999 [392]
United States Jeff Gordon United States Dale Earnhardt Winston Cup 1994–2001 [393]
United Kingdom Damon Hill Germany Michael Schumacher Formula One 1994–1996 Hill–Schumacher rivalry [330]
Spain Carlos Sainz United Kingdom Colin McRae World Rally Championship 1995 [332]
United Kingdom Matt Neal United Kingdom Jason Plato British Touring Car Championship 1997–present [394]
Germany Michael Schumacher Canada Jacques Villeneuve Formula One 1997 [395]
Italy Loris Capirossi Japan Tetsuya Harada Grand Prix motorcycling 1998 [371]
United Kingdom Niall Mackenzie United Kingdom Steve Hislop British Superbike Championship 1998 [371]
United Kingdom Neil Hodgson New Zealand Aaron Slight Superbike World Championship 1998 [371]
Finland Mika Häkkinen Germany Michael Schumacher Formula One 1998–2001 Häkkinen–Schumacher rivalry [396]
France Sébastien Loeb Finland Marcus Grönholm World Rally Championship 1999–2007 [397]
United Kingdom Chris Walker United Kingdom Neil Hodgson British Superbike Championship 2000 [371]
Italy Valentino Rossi Italy Max Biaggi Grand Prix motorcycling 2000–2006 [398]
United States Ben Spies Australia Mat Mladin AMA Superbike Championship 2000–2008 [371]
Germany Michael Schumacher Colombia Juan Pablo Montoya Formula One 2001–2005 [399]
United States Jimmy Spencer United States Kurt Busch Winston Cup 2002–2003 [372]
United States Jeff Gordon United States Jimmie Johnson Sprint Cup Series 2002–2015 [400]
United States Kurt Busch United States Jimmie Johnson Sprint Cup Series 2004 [401]
Germany Michael Schumacher Spain Fernando Alonso Formula One 2005–2006 [395]
United Kingdom Dario Franchitti New Zealand Scott Dixon IndyCar 2007, 2009–2013 [402]
United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton Spain Fernando Alonso Formula One 2007–2012, 2021–present [403]
Finland Kimi Räikkönen Spain Fernando Alonso Formula One 2005 and 2007 [403]
Finland Kimi Räikkönen United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton Formula One 2007 [403]
Finland Kimi Räikkönen Brazil Felipe Massa Formula One 2007–2009
United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton Brazil Felipe Massa Formula One 2008
United States Carl Edwards United States Brad Keselowski Sprint Cup Series 2009–2010 [404]
Germany Sebastian Vettel Spain Fernando Alonso Formula One 2010–2013 [405]
Germany Sebastian Vettel Australia Mark Webber Formula One 2010–2013
Germany Sebastian Vettel United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton Formula One 2009–2019
France Sébastien Loeb France Sébastien Ogier World Rally Championship 2011 [332]
Monaco Charles Leclerc Netherlands Max Verstappen Karting
Formula One
2012–present [406]
United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton Germany Nico Rosberg Formula One 2013–2016 Hamilton–Rosberg rivalry [407]
Spain Marc Márquez Italy Valentino Rossi Grand Prix motorcycling 2013–2021 [332]
United Kingdom Jolyon Palmer Brazil Felipe Nasr GP2 Series
Formula One
2014–2017 [408]
United Kingdom Lewis Hamilton Netherlands Max Verstappen Formula One 2021–present [409]
France Fabio Quartararo Italy Francesco Bagnaia Grand Prix motorcycling 2021–present [410]
Italy Francesco Bagnaia Spain Jorge Martin Grand Prix motorcycling 2023–present [411]
Italy Valentino Rossi Spain Sete Gibernau Grand Prix motorcycling [412]
United States Gary Bettenhausen United States Larry Dickson USAC Sprint Car Series
American Championship Car Racing
[413]
France Pierre Gasly France Esteban Ocon Karting
Formula One
2009–present [414]
Spain Álvaro Bautista Turkey Toprak Razgatlıoğlu Superbike World Championship 2022–present [415]
United Kingdom Jonathan Rea Turkey Toprak Razgatlıoğlu Superbike World Championship 2021–present [416]

Mountaineering and rock climbing

Royal Robbins Warren Harding 1956-1971 Article Source
France Catherine Destivelle United States Lynn Hill 1985–1990 [417]

Netball

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Australia Australian Netball Diamonds New Zealand New Zealand Silver Ferns 1963–, especially 1996–present [418]

Rugby league

Australia

National Rugby League

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
South Sydney Rabbitohs Sydney Roosters 1908 to present Ron Coote Cup [419]
Sydney Roosters Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 1947 to present Battle of the Birds
Penrith Panthers Parramatta Eels 1967 to present Battle of the West
Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles Wests Tigers 1970s to present [420]
Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs Parramatta Eels 1970s to present [421]
Newcastle Knights Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 1988 to present [422]
Canberra Raiders Wests Tigers 1989 to present [423]
Brisbane Broncos North Queensland Cowboys 1995 to present Queensland derby [424]
Melbourne Storm St George Illawarra Dragons 1999 to present [425]
Sydney Roosters St. George Illawarra Dragons 2002 to present ANZAC Day Cup
Melbourne Storm Brisbane Broncos 2003 to present [426]
Brisbane Broncos Gold Coast Titans 2007 to present South East Queensland derby [427]
Melbourne Storm Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 2007 to present Battle of Brookvale [428]
Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs South Sydney Rabbitohs 2012 to present NRL Good Friday Game
Melbourne Storm Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 2016 to present [429]

State of Origin

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Queensland Maroons New South Wales Blues First Rivalry Era 1908 to 1979, Modern Rivalry Era 1980 to present [430]

United Kingdom

International Rugby League

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Australia Australia New ZealandNew Zealand 1908 to present Australia vs New Zealand in rugby league [431]
Australia Australia United Kingdom Great Britain / England England 1907 to present Australia–England rugby league rivalry [432]
New Zealand New Zealand United Kingdom Great Britain / England England 1908 to present [433]

Individual

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Mark Carroll Paul Harragon
Brad Fittler Andrew Johns
Andrew Johns Brett Kimmorley
Wendell Sailor Adam MacDougall
Benji Marshall Johnathan Thurston
Paul Gallen Nate Myles [434]
Sam Burgess James Graham [434]

Rugby union

Club Rugby Union

Australia

1st party 2nd party Timespan Derby name Source
Queensland Reds New South Wales Waratahs 1882–present East Coast Derby

Argentina

1st party 2nd party Timespan Derby name Source
CASI SIC 1935–present El clasico de San Isidro

Costa Rica

1st party 2nd party Timespan Derby name Source
Stag San José Universitarios Rugby Club 1980s–present Superclasico
Universitarios Rugby Club Liceo CR Waikalas 2000s–present Student Derby

France

1st party 2nd party Timespan Derby name Source
Racing 92 Stade Français 1892–present[citation needed] Paris derby [435]
Stade Français Stade Toulousain 1903–present[citation needed] French Derby or Le derby des Stades [436]
Bayonne Biarritz 1908–present[citation needed] Basque derby [437]
Brive Clermont 1927–present[citation needed] Massif Central derby [438]
Perpignan Béziers Derby du Languedoc-Roussillon [439]

Ireland

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Leinster Munster 1875–present History of rugby union matches between Leinster and Munster
University College Dublin Trinity College Dublin (DUFC) 1919–present The Colours Match [440]

Italy

1st party 2nd party Timespan Derby name Source
Benetton Zebre 2012–present Italian derby [441]

Spain

1st party 2nd party Timespan Derby name Source
VRAC Rugby El Salvador 1988–present Derbi vallisoletano

New Zealand

1st party 2nd party Timespan Derby name Source
Blues Crusaders 1996–present El Clasico of New Zealand Rugby
Blues Chiefs 1996–present Battle of the Bombays
Blues Hurricanes 1996–present
Crusaders Highlanders 1996–present Southern Derby
Hurricanes Crusaders 1996–present
Auckland Canterbury
Auckland North Harbour Battle of the Bridge
Auckland Counties Manukau Battle of the Bombays Part two
Auckland Waikato Battle of the Bombays
Canterbury Tasman Crusaders Derby
Canterbury Otago
Otago Southland Southern Derby

Poland

United Kingdom

International Rugby Union

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
 New Zealand All Blacks  South Africa Springboks 1921 to present History of rugby union matches between New Zealand and South Africa [442]
 New Zealand All Blacks  Australia Wallabies 1903 to present History of rugby union matches between Australia and New Zealand
Bledisloe Cup
[442]
 New Zealand All Blacks  Wales 1905 to present History of rugby union matches between New Zealand and Wales [443]
 England  Wales 1881 to present History of rugby union matches between England and Wales [442]
 England  France 1906 to present History of rugby union matches between England and France [442]
 England  Scotland 1871 to present History of rugby union matches between England and Scotland

Calcutta Cup

 Australia Wallabies  South Africa Springboks 1933 to present History of rugby union matches between Australia and South Africa
 Fiji  Samoa 1924 to present History of rugby union matches between Fiji and Samoa

Sailing

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Alinghi BMW Oracle Racing −2010 2010 America's Cup [444]
Ben Ainslie Jonas Høgh-Christensen −2012 [445][446]

Short track speed skating

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
South Korea South Korea China China [447]

Skiing

Alpine skiing

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Austria Austria Switzerland Switzerland [448]
United States Lindsey Vonn Germany Maria Höfl-Riesch −2014 [449][450]
Switzerland Maria Walliser Switzerland Michaela Figini [451]
Luxembourg Marc Girardelli Switzerland Pirmin Zurbriggen [452]
Croatia Janica Kostelić Sweden Anja Pärson 2001–2006 [453][454]
United States Ted Ligety Austria Marcel Hirscher [455]
Germany Katja Seizinger United States Picabo Street 1992–1998 [456]
Austria Renate Götschl Austria Michaela Dorfmeister [457]
Austria Marcel Hirscher Norway Henrik Kristoffersen [458]
Norway Aksel Lund Svindal Norway Kjetil Jansrud 2015–2019 [459][460]
United States Mikaela Shiffrin Slovakia Petra Vlhová 2017–present [461][462]

Biathlon

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Norway Emil Hegle Svendsen France Martin Fourcade [463]
Norway Ole Einar Bjørndalen France Raphaël Poirée [463]
France Martin Fourcade Norway Johannes Thingnes Bø 2017—2020 [464]

Cross-country skiing

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Norway Norway Sweden Sweden [465]
Norway Marit Bjørgen Poland Justyna Kowalczyk [466]
Norway Maiken Caspersen Falla Sweden Stina Nilsson [467]

Ski jumping

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Poland Adam Małysz Finland Janne Ahonen 2002–2008 [468]
Poland Adam Małysz Germany Martin Schmitt 2001–2011 [468]

Motorcycle Speedway

Poland

Scotland

Surfing

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
United States Kelly Slater United States Andy Irons 2002–2010 [474]
United States Tom Curren Australia Mark Occhilupo [474]

Swimming

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
United Kingdom Eleanor Simmonds United States Victoria Arlen 2012–present [475][476]
United States Michael Phelps United States Ryan Lochte 2004–2016 [477]
Russia Alexander Popov United States Gary Hall Jr. 1996 [15]
Japan Kosuke Kitajima United States Brendan Hansen 2001–present [478]
Australia Leisel Jones United States Rebecca Soni 2008 [15]
United States Shirley Babashoff East Germany East German swimming team 1976 [15]
United States Michael Phelps
United States Ryan Lochte
United States Tyler Clary 2008–present [479]
United States Michael Phelps Serbia Milorad Čavić 2008–2012 [480][481][482]
South Africa Cameron van der Burgh United Kingdom Adam Peaty 2014–present [483]
United States Michael Phelps South Africa Chad le Clos 2012, 2014–present [484]

Tennis

1st party 2nd party Timespan Article Source
Serbia Novak Djokovic Spain Rafael Nadal 2006–present Djokovic–Nadal rivalry [485]
Switzerland Roger Federer Spain Rafael Nadal 2004–2019 Federer–Nadal rivalry [486][487][488][489][490]
Serbia Novak Djokovic Switzerland Roger Federer 2006–2020 Djokovic–Federer rivalry [491]
United States Andre Agassi United States Pete Sampras 1989–2002 Agassi–Sampras rivalry [492]
Sweden Björn Borg United States John McEnroe 1978–1981 Borg–McEnroe rivalry [493]
Czechoslovakia Ivan Lendl United States John McEnroe 1980–1992 Lendl–McEnroe rivalry [citation needed]
United States Jimmy Connors Czechoslovakia Ivan Lendl 1979–1992 Connors–Lendl rivalry [citation needed]
United States Jimmy Connors United States John McEnroe 1977–1991 Connors–McEnroe rivalry [494]
Germany Steffi Graf Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia/Federal Republic of Yugoslavia/United States Monica Seles 1989–1999 Graf–Seles rivalry [495]
United States Chris Evert Czechoslovakia/United States Martina Navratilova 1975–1988 Evert–Navratilova rivalry [496][497]
Australia Margaret Court United States Billie Jean King 1962–1973 [498]
Germany Steffi Graf Czechoslovakia/United States Martina Navratilova 1985–1994 Graf–Navratilova rivalry [499]
United States Chris Evert Australia Evonne Goolagong Cawley 1972–1983 [500]
United States Serena Williams United States Venus Williams 1998–2020 Williams sisters rivalry [501]
Belgium Kim Clijsters Belgium Justine Henin 1998–2010 Clijsters–Henin rivalry [502]
Germany Steffi Graf Argentina Gabriela Sabatini 1985–1995 Graf–Sabatini rivalry [503]
Switzerland Martina Hingis United States Venus Williams 1997–2006 Hingis–V. Williams rivalry [504]
United States Lindsay Davenport United States Venus Williams 1997–2005 [505]
Germany Steffi Graf Spain Arantxa Sánchez Vicario 1988–1996 [506]
Serbia Novak Djokovic United Kingdom Andy Murray 2006–present Djokovic–Murray rivalry [507]
Australia Rod Laver Australia Ken Rosewall 1968–1976 [508]
United Kingdom Andy Murray Spain Rafael Nadal 2007–present Murray–Nadal rivalry [509]
Switzerland Roger Federer United Kingdom Andy Murray 2005–2015 Federer–Murray rivalry [510]

Volleyball

See also

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