Fun Sports Trivia

90s sports trivia questions and answers.

Fun free 1990s sports trivia questions and answers.

Who went to Wimbledon to watch her "Prince of Tie-Breaks" Andre Agassi?
A: Barbra Streisand.

What golfer got a new hip, causing him to miss his first Masters in 40 years?
A: Jack Nicklaus.

What golfer was President Clinton visiting when he slipped on a step and wrenched hisknee?
A: Greg Norman.

What six-foot-three volleyball star and cover girl fittingly titled her book Big Girl in the Middle?
A: Gabrielle Reece.

What African nation declared a national holiday when its soccer team won Olympic gold in Atlanta?
A: Nigeria.

Who appeared on Monday Night Football cameras for a 27th season?
A: Frank Gifford.

What wrestler died after falling 78 feet into the ring when the rigging on his harness malfunctioned?
A: Owen Hart, or the Blue Blazer.

Who was only 1,458 yards shy of Walter Payt5on's all-time rushing record when he abruptly retired?
A: Barry Sanders.

What college won 133 of 150 men's basketball games at Cameron Indoor Stadium, in the '90s?
A: Duke.

What substance nearly cost Canadian snowboarder Ross Rebagliati his Nagano Olympics gold medal?
A: Marijuana.

Who won nine Wimbledon singles titles?
A: Martina Navratilova.

What retired Penguin became the first former NHL player to buy his old team?
A: Mario Lemieux.

What skateboarder made the Guinness records book, by jumping 52 feet,10 inches over four parked cars?
A: Andy Macdonald.

What two NFL teams picked up a fifth Super Bowl win in the '90s?
A: San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys.

What Indians slugger had 165 RBIs in 1999, the most by any major leaguer in over 60 years?
A: Manny Ramirez.

What Grand Slam tennis tournament win did  Jim Courier celebrate by jumping into the Yarra River?
A: The Australian Open.

What NBC sportscaster was fired after a play-by-play of his kinky sex life became public?
A: Marv Albert.

What Tour de France champ retired after being diagnosed with the rare muscle disease, mitochondrial myopathy?
A: Greg LeMond.

What late heavyweight became the first oxer to grace a firs-class U.S. postage stamp?
A: Joe Louis.

Who won one tournament in nearly 30 years on the PGA Tour, and then seven in his rookie year on the Senior Tour?
A: Bruce Fleisher.

What  golfer stayed in PGA Tour shape by breakfasting on his mama's biscuits and chocolate gravy?
A: John Daly.

What new Olympic sport did Newt Gingrich praise as "what freedom is all about", beach volleyball, rhythmic gymnastics or street luge?
A: Beach volleyball.

Who was a 42-to-1 underdog when he kayoed Mike Tyson?
A: Buster Douglas.

What figure skating jump was Tim Goebel the first to land in competition?
A: A quadruple salchow.

What extreme sport was banned in New South Wales for years, after a former Miss Australia was injured hitting the bottom of Sydney's harbor?
A: bungee jumping.

Who retired from the Supreme Court 55 years after leading the NFL in rushing for Pittsburgh?
A:  Byron White.

What 19-year-old became the youngest man to win the U.S. Open tennis title. in 1990?
A: Pete Sampras.

What baseball slugger did Felipe Alou dub "El Gran Gato," the Big Cat"?
A: Andres Galarraga.

What NFL team lost four Super Bowls in a row?
A: The Buffalo Bills.

What Oakland Athletic hit the longest homer in Comiskey Park history, and followed it the next day with one twenty feet longer?
A: Mark McGwire.

 

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