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2014 ESPY Awards
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Athletic awards show
July 2014
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The 2014 ESPY Awards, the 22nd annual ceremony of the ESPY Awards, was held on July 16, 2014, at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, and broadcast by ESPN. http://hollywoodlife.com/2014/07/16/espy-winners-2014-list-espys-awards/ ESPY Winners 2014 — Full List: Kevin Durant & More 16 July 2014 Hollywood Life 17 July 2014 The event was hosted by Drake.
Winners and nominees
#eedd82 Best Male Athlete
Kevin Durant – Oklahoma City Thunder, NBA
Miguel Cabrera – Detroit Tigers, MLB
Peyton Manning – Denver Broncos, NFL
Floyd Mayweather – Boxing#eedd82 Best Female Athlete
Ronda Rousey – UFC
Maya Moore – Minnesota Lynx, WNBA
Mikaela Shiffrin – Alpine skiing
Breanna Stewart – UConn basketball#eedd82 Best Male Golfer
Bubba Watson
Martin Kaymer
Adam Scott
Henrik Stenson#eedd82 Best Female Golfer
Michelle Wie
Stacy Lewis
Inbee Park
Suzann Pettersen#eedd82 Best Male Athlete with a Disability
Declan Farmer – Sled hockey
Mark Bathum – Alpine skiing
Raymond Martin – Wheelchair racing
Mike Shea – Snowboarding
Evan Strong – Snowboarding#eedd82 Best Female Athlete with a Disability
Jamie Whitmore – Cycling
Minda Dentler – Triathlon
Oksana Masters – Skiing
Tatyana McFadden – Wheelchair racing
Laurie Stephens - Skiing#eedd82 Best Male Tennis Player
Rafael Nadal
Novak Djokovic
Andy Murray#eedd82 Best Female Tennis Player
Maria Sharapova
Li Na
Agnieszka Radwańska
Serena Williams#eedd82 Best Male Action Sports Athlete
Nyjah Huston – Skateboarding
Grant Baker – Surfing
Tucker Hibbert – Snowmobile
Ryan Villopoto – Motocross/Supercross
David Wise - Halfpipe skiing#eedd82 Best Female Action Sports Athlete
Jamie Anderson – Snowboarding
Maddie Bowman – Freestyle skiing
Kelly Clark – Snowboarding
Vicki Golden – Motocross
Carissa Moore - Surfing#eedd82 Best Male U.S. Olympian
Sage Kotsenburg – Snowboard slopestyle
Joss Christensen – Freestyle skiing
Ted Ligety – Alpine skiing
Charlie White – Ice dance
David Wise – Freestyle skiing#eedd82 Best Female U.S. Olympian
Jamie Anderson – Snowboarding
Maddie Bowman – Freestyle skiing
Meryl Davis – Ice dance
Kaitlyn Farrington – Snowboarding
Mikaela Shiffrin - Alpine skiing#eedd82 Best Male College Athlete
Doug McDermott – Creighton basketball
Johnny Gaudreau – Boston College hockey
David Taylor – Penn State wrestling
Lyle Thompson – Albany lacrosse
Jameis Winston – Florida State football#eedd82 Best Female College Athlete
Breanna Stewart – UConn basketball
Morgan Brian – Virginia soccer
Taylor Cummings – Maryland lacrosse
Micha Hancock – Penn State volleyball
Hannah Rogers - Florida softball#eedd82 Best NBA Player
Kevin Durant – Oklahoma City Thunder
Blake Griffin – Los Angeles Clippers
LeBron James – Miami Heat
Joakim Noah – Chicago Bulls#eedd82 Best WNBA Player
Maya Moore – Minnesota Lynx
Elena Delle Donne – Chicago Sky
Angel McCoughtry – Atlanta Dream
Candace Parker – Los Angeles Sparks#eedd82 Best International Athlete
Cristiano Ronaldo – Real Madrid, Soccer
Rafael Nadal – Tennis
Inbee Park – Women's golf
Sebastian Vettel – Formula One#eedd82 Best Comeback Athlete
Russell Westbrook – Oklahoma City Thunder, NBA
Josh Beckett – Los Angeles Dodgers, MLB
Sidney Crosby – Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL
Dominic Moore – New York Rangers, NHL#eedd82 Best Breakthrough Athlete
Richard Sherman – Seattle Seahawks, NFL
Nick Foles – Philadelphia Eagles, NFL
Damian Lillard – Portland Trail Blazers, NBA
Masahiro Tanaka – New York Yankees, MLB#eedd82 Best NHL Player
Sidney Crosby – Pittsburgh Penguins
Ryan Getzlaf – Anaheim Ducks
Anže Kopitar – Los Angeles Kings
Henrik Lundqvist – New York Rangers
Jonathan Toews - Chicago Blackhawks#eedd82 Best NFL Player
Peyton Manning – Denver Broncos
Jamaal Charles – Kansas City Chiefs
Luke Kuechly – Carolina Panthers
LeSean McCoy – Philadelphia Eagles
Russell Wilson – Seattle Seahawks#eedd82 Best MLS Player
Tim Cahill – New York Red Bulls
Marco Di Vaio – Montreal Impact
Robbie Keane – Los Angeles Galaxy
Mike Magee – Chicago Fire#eedd82 Best Driver
Ryan Hunter-Reay – IndyCar
Scott Dixon – IndyCar
Dale Earnhardt Jr. – NASCAR
John Force – NHRA
Jimmie Johnson – NASCAR#eedd82 Best Fighter
Floyd Mayweather – Boxing
Jon Jones – MMA
Manny Pacquiao – Boxing
Ronda Rousey – MMA
Andre Ward - Boxing#eedd82 Best Bowler
Pete Weber
Jason Belmonte
Wes Malott
Sean Rash#eedd82 Best Jockey
Victor Espinoza
Javier Castellano
Joel Rosario
Mike Smith#eedd82 Best Team
Seattle Seahawks – NFL
Boston Red Sox – MLB
Los Angeles Kings – NHL
San Antonio Spurs – NBA
UConn Huskies – Women’s college basketball
Florida State Football – College football#eedd82 Best Upset
Mercer beats Duke – NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament
UConn wins NCAA title – NCAA Division I men's basketball tournament
Chris Weidman over Anderson Silva – UFC 162#eedd82 Best Coach/Manager
Gregg Popovich – San Antonio Spurs, NBA
Geno Auriemma – UConn Huskies, Women’s college basketball
Pete Carroll – Seattle Seahawks, NFL
John Farrell – Boston Red Sox, MLB
Kevin Ollie – UConn Huskies, Men’s college basketball#eedd82 Best Championship Performance
Kawhi Leonard – San Antonio Spurs, NBA
Jimmie Johnson – NASCAR
Shabazz Napier – UConn Huskies, Men's college basketball
David Ortiz – Boston Red Sox, MLB#eedd82 Best Game
Auburn vs. Alabama – Iron Bowl
Colts vs. Chiefs – AFC wildcard playoff
Rangers vs. Kings – Stanley Cup Final Game 5#eedd82 Best MLB Player
Miguel Cabrera – Detroit Tigers
Chris Davis – Baltimore Orioles
Clayton Kershaw – Los Angeles Dodgers
Max Scherzer – Detroit Tigers
Mike Trout - Los Angeles Angels#eedd82 Best Play
Kick Six –Chris Davis of Auburn returns a missed Alabama field goal to win the 2013 Iron Bowl#eedd82 Best Moment
The U.S. men's national soccer team defeats Ghana 2–1 in its opening game of the 2014 FIFA World Cup
Honorary awards
Jimmy V Award
Stuart Scott
Arthur Ashe Courage Award
Michael Sam
Pat Tillman Award for Service
Joshua Sweeney
In Memoriam
Tony Gwynn
Bum Phillips
Tom Gola
Ken Norton
Walt Bellamy
L. C. Greenwood
Jim Fregosi
Earl Morrall
Chuck Noll
Don Meyer
Rubin Carter
Ralph Wilson
Bob Welch
Emile Griffith
Bud Adams
Tommy Morrison
Todd Christensen
Don Zimmer
Don James
Louis Zamperini
Art Donovan
Ralph Kiner
Jack Ramsay
Jack Brabham
Eusébio
Alfredo Di Stéfano
References
ESPYS 2014 http://www.espn.com/espys/2014/ ESPN 17 Jul 2014
External links
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