These are the champions that the sport left in 2020

Ends on 2020, an atypical year in every way due to the pandemic of the coronavirus and the sport was no exception.

Because of COVID-19, the sports calendar was altered. Leagues and competitions around the world were suspended and postponed, leading to the Tokyo Olympics, the Eurocup and the America Cup would be postponed for 2021.

However, this does not mean that 2020 ended as a year without champions, because at the end of the day the main Mexican leagues and the world saw different teams be crowned.

In Mexico, Lion was the only monarch team in the Liga MX by winning the title in the Guard1anes Tournament 2020, because the Closing 2020 was canceled due to the health contingency after only the first 10 Dates.

For its part, Tigers was the team that was proclaimed champion in the 2020 Guard1anes Tournament of the Liga MX Women, which I achieve after beating Striped in the end. In the LNBP, the honor went to Monterrey Royal Force.

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As for the renowned football leagues, the Real Madrid won his 34th trophy in Spain, the Liverpool ended a streak of 30 years without being crowned in England, while the Bayern Munich and the Juventus they extended their hegemony in Germany and Italy by achieving their eighth and ninth consecutive titles, respectively. Bayern also won the Champions League.

In the NFL, the Chiefs de Kansas City they won their second Super Bowl (the first since 1970) after beating the San Francisco 49ers. In the NBA, the Lakers took home the Larry O’Brien trophy for the first time since 2010, while at the MLB the Dodgers they triumphed in the World Series to break a 32-year drought, for which Mexicans were fundamental Julio Urías and Victor Gonzalez.

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In the Formula 1, the British Lewis Hamilton He won his fourth consecutive world title and the seventh in his record to match the legendary Michael sSchumacher.

At tennis, the Spanish Rafael Nadal conquered Roland Garros to win his 20th title in tournaments Grand Slam, which equaled the Swiss Roger Federer.

At golf, the tapatío Carlos Ortiz ended a 42-year drought without a Mexican winning a national championship title PGA when crowned in the Vivint Houston Open. For his part, the American Dustin Johnson was crowned in the Augusta Masters, the last Major of the year.