– a giant swing backwards with in-locate forwards, after Trent Wells (US) Wevers turn (balance beam) – a double turn on beam with leg held horizontally, after Sanne Wevers (Netherlands) White (uneven bars) – a front Stalder into an L-grip to handstand with turn in handstand, after Morgan White (US) Wong (balance beam) – salto forward tucked with turn mount, after Hiu Ying Angel Wong (China – Hong Kong) Yang Hak Seon (vault) – currently one of only five vaults with highest official D-score of 6.0; front handspring triple twist, after Yang Hak-Seon (South Korea) Yang Hak Seon 2 (vault) – currently one of only five vaults with highest official D-score of 6.0; Tsukahara with 3 twists or Kasamatsu with 2 twists, after Yang Hak-Seon (South Korea) Yang Bo (balance beam) – from cross stand, jump to over split with body arched and head dropped backward, after Yang Bo (China) Yurchenko (vault) – round-off, back-handspring onto the vaulting table, after Natalia Yurchenko (USSR) Yurchenko loop (balance beam) – on side position, back-handspring to backward hip circle, after Natalia Yurchenko (USSR) Zamolodchikova (vault) – Tsukahara stretched with double turn (720°) off, after Elena Zamolodchikova (Russia) Zamolodchikova (balance beam) – flic-flac or back-handspring with full twist to hip circle backwards, after Elena Zamolodchikova (Russia) Yarotska (uneven bars) – Stalder hecht from low bar to high bar, after Irina Yarotska (Ukraine) Zanetti (still rings) – from hanging scale rearways press to planche, after Arthur Zanetti (Brazil) Zonderland (parallel bars) – 1 Diamadov to one bar immediate Healy to both bars, after Epke Zonderland (Netherlands) Association football Panenka penalty kick – after Antonín Panenka (Czech Republic) Zidane Spin/The Roulette (alternative name for 360-spin) – after Zinedine Zidane (France) Cuauteminha/Blanco Hop – after Cuauhtémoc Blanco (Mexico) Bosman ruling – after Jean-Marc Bosman (Belgium) Cruijff Turn – after Johan Cruijff (Netherlands) Makelele role - After Claude Makelele Jomo Cosmos named after Jomo Sono (South Africa) Athletics Fosbury Flop – a high jump style, named after Dick Fosbury (US) Volzing – a now illegal pole vault technique, named after Dave Volz (US) Baseball Maddux (statistic) - named after Greg Maddux (US) Mendoza Line – named after Mario Mendoza (US) Pesky's pole – named after Johnny Pesky (US) Tal's Hill – named after Tal Smith (US) Tommy John surgery – named after Tommy John (US) Ruthian – a term for a longer home run, named after Babe Ruth