What Happened This Year 1982
Born in 1982
Rodrigo Palacio
A professional footballer from Argentina, Palacio gained recognition for his skillful play as a forward. Early career began at Huracán before a significant move to Banfield, where impressive performances drew attention. Transferred to Genoa in Italy, further honed skills while competing in Serie A. A pivotal figure at Inter Milan, contributed to the team winning the Coppa Italia in 2011. Represented Argentina on the international stage, participating in several Copa América tournaments and the FIFA World Cup. Retired from professional football after a successful career both domestically and abroad.
Continue ReadingAlice Eve
Born in 1982, an English actress rose to prominence through various film and television roles. Gained recognition for performances in the film 'She's Out of My League' and the 'Star Trek' franchise, appearing in 'Star Trek Into Darkness'. Featured in the television series 'Belgravia' and 'Iron Fist'. Has been involved in stage productions, showcasing versatility in acting skills.
Continue ReadingMickaël Piétrus
A professional basketball player associated with the NBA, played primarily as a shooting guard and small forward. Started professional career in France before joining the NBA. Played for teams including the Golden State Warriors, Orlando Magic, and Phoenix Suns. Achieved significant success with the Orlando Magic, contributing to the team's run to the NBA Finals in 2009.
Continue ReadingJameer Nelson
Played college basketball at Saint Joseph's University, leading the team to an incredible 27-0 record during the 2003-2004 season. Also earned the Naismith College Player of the Year award that year. Drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2004 and later played for teams including the Orlando Magic, with whom he reached the NBA Finals in 2009. Participated in the NBA All-Star Game in 2009, reinforcing his status in the league. Concluded a successful career with contributions to the Denver Nuggets and the New Orleans Pelicans.
Continue ReadingAmi Suzuki
Born in 1982, a Japanese singer-songwriter and actress began a successful music career in the late 1990s. Released numerous singles that topped Japanese music charts, with hits like "Love the Island" and "No more Tears." Diversified into acting, appearing in television dramas such as "Kimi wa Petto" and films like "Kagakukan." The music career initially faced challenges but experienced a revival in the 2000s with new releases and performances. Received accolades for contributions to the J-pop genre.
Continue ReadingDomingo Cisma
A Spanish footballer, played primarily as a defender. Cisma had a successful career in La Liga and the Mexican Liga MX. Started his professional career at Real Betis and later moved to teams like Granada and UANL Tigres. Excelled in defensive duties and contributed to team strategies both in domestic leagues and international matches.
Continue ReadingChris Weale
Played as a goalkeeper, started career at Manchester City, then moved to several clubs including Kidderminster Harriers, Hereford United, and Bristol City. Achieved recognition with notable performances in various competitions. Transitioned to management after retirement, focusing on developing young talent and supporting team strategy.
Continue ReadingHamad Al-Tayyar
Born in 1982, a Kuwaiti footballer played primarily as a midfielder. Made a significant contribution to Al-Qadsia SC, one of the leading clubs in Kuwait. Participated in various regional tournaments and league matches, showcasing skills that aided in the team's successes. Garnered recognition for performances in club competitions and was part of the national team setup.
Continue ReadingIafeta Paleaaesina
Born in 1982, a rugby league player played primarily as a prop. Started professional career with the Auckland Warriors in the NRL. Later played for the Wigan Warriors in the Super League. Represented New Zealand in international competitions, contributing to the team's efforts on the world stage. Known for significant matches, including participation in the Rugby League World Cup.
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