FRANZ BECKENBAUER

On 18 February the most dignified sports laureates such as Beckenbauer Franz, Spitz Mark, Waugh Steve are in the list of the invitees who will be hosted and will grace the night of the prestigious world sports Laureus Awards.

Beckenbauer Franz said that it is indeed an honor and privilege to be invited to such a prestigious sports awards, it makes me feel like I have actually earned something in his field after so many hardships and hard work, it’s my pleasure to be invited with so many other sports laureates who have gained immense respect and success through there great achievements.

The winning captain of World cup of Germany and manager Beckenbauer Franz, Swimmer Spitz Mark Nine-time Olympic winner and Waugh Steve one of the greatest cricket laureates are among the list who will be the host of legends of sports embellishing the World Laureus Sports Awards on 18 February at Monaco.

Chairman of World Laureus Sports Academy Fitzpatrick Sean will chief a sparkling gathering of his kindred individuals at the honors service, including no less than 20 Olympic and Paralympic gold decoration victors, five FIFA World Cup champs and title holders from an assortment of games.

Previous Australian chief Waugh will be the only cricketer to an extent on the event as an Academy part.

Laureus Academy individual’s who will be honored in Monaco are:

• From Football: Beckenbauer Franz, Desailly Marcel, Carles Puyol, Figo Luis Alessandro Del Piero and Cafu.
• From Athletics: Bubka Sergey, Moutawakel El Nawal, Tegla Loroupe, Edwin Moses, Freeman Cathy, Daley Thompson.
• From Rugby: Fitzpatrick Sean, Porta Hugo, Plessis Morné du.
• From Gymnastics: Nadia Comaneci, Alexei Nemov, Li Xiaopeng; Boxing: Marvelous Marvin Hagler.
• From Skateboarding: Hawk Tony.
• From Motor Sport: Agostini Giacomo.

From Swimming: Fraser Dawn, Spitz Mark.

Tags: Desailly Marcel, Porta Hugo, Spitz Mark

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