Years in sports
2007 in sports

2007 in sports describes the year's events in world sport.

Alpine skiing

American football

Association football

Main article: 2007 in association football

Australian rules football

Athletics

Main article: 2007 in athletics (track and field)

Baseball

Main article: 2007 in baseball

Oregon State Beavers win back to back National Championships.

Seoul Shrubbery defeat the defend champions Singapore Sushi 1,300-1,212 to capture their first ever Periwinkle Feather.

Basketball

Main article: 2007 in basketball

Boxing

Canadian football

Cricket

Cross-country skiing

Main article: 2007 in cross-country skiing

Cycling

Grand Tours:

Darts

Field hockey

Floorball

Golf

Men's professional

Men's amateur

Women's professional

Handball

Horse racing

Steeplechases

Flat races

Ice hockey

Mixed martial arts

The following is a list of major noteworthy MMA events during 2007 in chronological order.

Date Event Alternate Name/s Location Attendance PPV Buyrate Notes January 19 IFL: Oakland — Oakland, California, USA — — Start of 2007 IFL Season. January 20 WEC 25: McCullough vs. Cope — Oakland, California, USA — — First WEC event under Zuffa ownership. January 25 UFC Fight Night: Rashad Evans vs Sean Salmon UFC Fight Night: Evans vs Salmon UFC Fight Night 8 Hollywood, Florida, USA — — — February 2 IFL: Houston — Houston, Texas, USA — — — February 3 UFC 67: All or Nothing — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 10,227 350,000 (Min.) 400,000 (Max.) — February 10 Strikeforce: Young Guns — San Jose, California, USA 3,169 — — February 10 EliteXC Destiny — Southaven, Mississippi, USA 7,200 — EliteXC's first event. February 10 Cage Rage 20: Born 2 Fight — London, England — — — February 23 IFL: Atlanta — Duluth, Georgia, USA — — — February 24 Pride 33: The Second Coming — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 12,911 — — March 3 UFC 68: The Uprising — Columbus, Ohio, USA 19,049 534,000 — March 12 K-1 Hero's 8 — Nagoya, Japan — — — March 12 IFL: Los Angeles — Inglewood, California, USA — — — March 24 WEC 26: Condit vs. Alessio — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 1,819 — — April 5 UFC Fight Night: Stevenson vs Guillard UFC Fight Night 9 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 1,734 — — April 7 IFL: Moline — Moline, Illinois, USA — — — April 7 UFC 69: Shootout — Houston, Texas, USA 15,269 400,000 — April 8 Pride 34: Kamikaze — Saitama, Japan — — Last Pride FC event. April 13 IFL: Connecticut — Uncasville, Connecticut, USA — — — April 21 UFC 70: Nations Collide — Manchester, England 15,114 — — April 21 Cage Rage 21: Judgement Day — London, England — — — May 12 WEC 27: Marshall vs. McElfresh — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — May 19 IFL: Chicago — Hoffman Estates, Illinois, USA — — — May 26 UFC 71: Liddell vs. Jackson — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 14,728 675,000 — June 1 IFL: Everett — Everett, Washington, USA — — — June 2 SoftBank presents Dynamite!! USA Dynamite!! USA Los Angeles, California, USA 18,340 35,000 — June 3 WEC 28: Faber vs. Farrar — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — June 12 UFC Fight Night: Stout vs Fisher UFC Fight Night 10 Hollywood, Florida, USA — — — June 16 IFL: Las Vegas — Hollywood, Florida, USA — — — June 16 UFC 72: Victory — Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK 7,850 200,000 — June 22 Strikeforce: Shamrock vs. Baroni — San Jose, California, USA 9,672 35,000 — June 23 The Ultimate Fighter 5 Finale — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — June 23 CFFC V: Two Worlds, One Cage — Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA 7,286 — — June 7 UFC 73: Stacked — Sacramento, California, USA 13,183 425,000 — June 16 K-1 Hero's 9 — Yokohama, Japan — — — June 27 ShoXC 1 — Santa Ynez, California, USA — — — August 2 IFL: 2007 Semifinals — East Rutherford, New Jersey, USA — — — August 5 WEC 29: Condit vs. Larson — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — August 25 ShoXC 2 — Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA — — — August 25 UFC 74: Respect — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 11,118 520,000 — September 1 Art of War 3: USA vs Brazil — Dallas, Texas, USA — — — September 5 WEC 30: McCullough vs. Crunkilton — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — September 8 UFC 75: Champion vs. Champion — London, England 16,235 — — September 15 EliteXC: Uprising — Oahu, Hawaii, USA — — — September 17 K-1 Hero's 10 — Yokohama, Japan — — — September 19 UFC Fight Night: Din Thomas vs Kenny Florian UFC Fight Night: Thomas vs Florian UFC Fight Night 11 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — September 20 IFL: 2007 Championship — Hollywood, Florida, USA — — End of 2007 IFL Season. September 22 UFC 76: Knockout — Anaheim, California, USA 13,770 475,000 — September 22 Cage Rage 23: Unbelievable — London, England — — — September 29 Strikeforce: Playboy Mansion — Los Angeles, California, USA 3,569 — — October 20 UFC 77: Hostile Territory — Cincinnati, Ohio, USA 16,054 325,000 — October 26 ShoXC 3 — Santa Ynez, California, USA — — — October 28 K-1 Hero's Korea 2007 — Seoul, South Korea — — Last K-1 Hero's event. November 10 EliteXC: Renegade — Corpus Christi, Texas, USA — — — November 16 Strikeforce: Four Men Enter, One Man Survives — San Jose, California, USA 7,249 — — November 17 UFC 78: Validation — Newark, New Jersey, USA 14,071 400,000 — December 1 Cage Rage 24: Feel the Pain — London, England — — — December 8 The Ultimate Fighter: Team Hughes vs Team Serra Finale The Ultimate Fighter 6 Finale Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — December 12 WEC 31: Faber vs. Curran — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA — — — December 29 UFC 79: Nemesis — Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 11,075 750,000+ — December 31 K-1 PREMIUM 2007 Dynamite!! — Osaka, Japan 47,928 — Event featured seven MMA bouts and eight K-1 kickboxing bouts. December 31 Yarennoka! — Saitama, Japan 27,128 — Under a collaboration promotion of Pride FC, M-1 Global, and FEG.

See also: 2007 in Pancrase

Motorsport

Main articles: 2007 in motorsport and List of 2007 motorsport champions

Orienteering

Rink hockey

Rugby league

Main article: 2007 in rugby league

Rugby union

Main article: 2007 in rugby union

Domestic competitions

Ski jumping

Snooker

Speed skating

Main article: 2007 in speed skating

Swimming

Taekwondo

Tennis

Volleyball

Water polo

Weightlifting

Multi-sport events

References

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  2. ^ "FAQ: What are the Pan American Games?". Team Canada - Official Olympic Team Website. Retrieved January 4, 2022.
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