| 100% | USOPEN | 6 | Tournament won by Coco Gauff in 2023 |
| 60% | ASIA | 4 | ___ Cup (cricket tournament won by India in 2023) |
| 58% | CUP | 3 | FIFA Women's World ___, soccer tournament won by Spain in 2023 |
| 50% | PGA | 3 | ___ Championship (tournament won by Brooks Koepka in 2023) |
| 49% | OSCAR | 5 | Award won by Michelle Yeoh in 2023 |
| 47% | FIFAWORLDCUP | 12 | International soccer tournament won by France in 2018 (3 wds.) |
| 46% | BRITISHOPEN | 11 | Golf tournament won by Shane Lowry in 2019 |
| 46% | KENTUCKY | 8 | __ Derby, horse race won by Mage in 2023 |
| 45% | OSCAR | 5 | Acting award won by Ke Huy Quan in 2023 |
| 45% | ESC | 3 | Competition won by Loreen in 2023 with "Tattoo": abbr. |
| 44% | OSCAR | 5 | Acting award won by Michelle Yeoh in 2023 |
| 43% | GLAADAWARDS | 11 | Honors won by "A League of Their Own" and "Framing Agnes" in 2023 |
| 42% | MVP | 3 | Award won by Breanna Stewart in 2018 and 2023 |
| 42% | NIT | 3 | Event won by the Univ. of North Texas men's basketball team in 2023 |
| 42% | FED | 3 | — Cup, former name of the Billie Jean King Cup, won by Canada in 2023 |
| 40% | CURRIECUP | 9 | South Africa rugby union tournament last won in June by Free State Cheetahs |
| 40% | OPEN | 4 | Tournament won by Strange: 1988 and 1989 |
| 38% | WISCONSIN | 9 | Women's hockey team that defeated 16-Across in 2023 to win a record-breaking seventh NCAA Tournament championship title |
| 36% | MADRIDOPEN | 10 | Tournament won five times by countryman Rafael Nadal |
| 36% | OBIE | 4 | Award won by Hamilton in 2015 |
| 36% | COVERTHESPREAD | 14 | Win by enough points, in sports gambling |
| 35% | PROAM | 5 | AT&T Pebble Beach ___ (event won by Justin Rose in 2023) |
| 35% | ARABS | 5 | "___ Got Talent" (show won by Mayyas in 2019) |
| 35% | VMA | 3 | Any of four won by BTS in 2020 |
| 35% | PODRACE | 7 | Contest won by Ani in "The Phantom Menace" |
| 34% | MALE | 4 | Best ___ Athlete (ESPY award won in 2023 by Patrick Mahomes) |
| 34% | PGA | 3 | Senior ___ Championship (tournament won by Colin Montgomerie in 2014) |
| 34% | ESPY | 4 | Sports award won by Simone Biles twice in 2017 |
| 34% | BRITAWARD | 9 | Best International Male accolade won by JT in 2004 |