Adu, Freddy (June 2)
Ghanian-American teenage soccer phenom
Famous Gemini Celebrities
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Anthony, Carmelo (May 29)
Forward for the NBA's Denver Nuggets since 2003 -
Beasley, DaMarcus (May 24)
Left winger for PSV Eindhoven -
Botwright, Vicky (June 18)
The bikini-wearing squash player -
Clijsters, Kim (June 8)
The U.S. Open winner who retired and then came back to win it twice more -
Davenport, Lindsay (June 8)
Winner of the 1999 Wimbledon tennis tournament -
Dihigo, Martín (May 25)
The Cuban baseball star known as "The Immortal" -
Djokovic, Novak (May 22)
The Serbian tennis star who has won 24 major singles titles -
Gasquet, Richard (June 18)
French tennis prodigy and mixed doubles winner at the 2002 French Open -
Gehrig, Lou (June 19)
The New York Yankee hero known as "The Iron Horse" -
Graf, Steffi (June 14)
1988 Grand Slam winner -
Henin, Justine (June 1)
Winner of the French Open, 2005-07 -
Iverson, Allen (June 7)
The NBA player called "The Answer" -
Kournikova, Anna (June 7)
Famously blonde tennis star of the late 1990s -
Lombardi, Vince (June 11)
The head coach of the Green Bay Packers during the 1960s -
McGrady, Tracy (May 24)
Houston Rockets star who once scored 13 points in 33 seconds -
Mickelson, Phil (June 16)
Winner of the 2004, 2006 and 2010 Masters golf tournaments -
Montana, Joe (June 11)
The quarterback who won four Super Bowls with the San Francisco 49ers -
Muldowney, Shirley (June 19)
The professional drag racer once known as "Cha-Cha" -
Nadal, Rafael (June 3)
The Mallorcan tennis star who has won the French Open 13 times -
Namath, Joe (May 31)
The flashy NFL quarterback known as "Broadway Joe" -
Ohno, Apollo Anton (May 22)
The gold-medal speedskater who won "Dancing With the Stars" -
Thorpe, Jim (May 28)
Star athlete in track and field, football and baseball -
Wambach, Abby (June 2)
The soccer player with the most international goals in history -
Wilkinson, Jonny (May 25)
Star fly-half for England Rugby Union -
Williams, Venus (June 17)
Sister of Serena Williams and five-time winner of Wimbledon -
Willig, George (June 11)
The guy who climbed the World Trade Center in 1977