In 2014, the Newcastle Knights retired the number 16 jersey for every game from Round 4, following a career-ending neck injury to Alex McKinnon that left him a quadriplegic. Other sports In Finnish ice hockey, if a player's number is retired, family members can use the retired number if they play for the same organization. Timo Nummelin had his number 3 retired by TPS, and later his son, Petteri Nummelin, wore number 3 for the team. Following the death of Wouter Weylandt in the 2011 Giro d'Italia cycle race, organizers decided that they would not reassign Weylandt's bib number of 108 in future editions of the race. In December 2020, following the death of professional wrestler Jon Huber, who wrestled under the ring name "Mr. Brodie Lee" in the American promotion All Elite Wrestling (AEW), the promotion retired the red strap version of the AEW TNT Championship belt that had been used up to that point in honor of Huber, who was the championship's second title holder; the belt was given to Huber's eldest son. A black strap version of the championship is now used. In ceremonies before Germany's opening game of EuroBasket 2022 against France on September 2 in Cologne, the German Basketball Federation retired the #14 that almost-certain Hall of Famer Dirk Nowitzki had worn for the men's national team. A replica of Nowitzki's jersey will hang from the arena rafters at all future Germany men's home games. See also List of retired numbers List of Canadian Football League retired numbers List of Major League Baseball retired numbers List of National Basketball Association retired numbers List of National Football League retired numbers List of National Hockey League retired numbers List of retired numbers in association football Footnotes References External link Terminology used in multiple sports Sports culture Retirement Numbering in sports American football culture Association football culture Australian rules football culture Baseball culture Basketball culture Cricket culture Ice hockey culture Rugby football culture