Aussie teen Storm Sanders joins the list of the greatest names in world sport Rising Aussie tennis star Storm Sanders. IF the tennis gods have any sense of occasion at all, they'll squeeze 19-year-old Aussie tennis whiz Storm Sanders into the Australian Open, then match her up against Sloane Stephens. Sanders might only have just claimed the first big scalp of her career - world No. 39 Shuai Peng at the Hobart International 0 but she's already assumed her rightful place on the list of wonderfully memorable sports names. Paving the way for young Sanders was Major League Baseball star Coco Crisp, who's still getting around for the Oakland Athletics. Coco isn't Crisp's real name, but it stuck after his brother and sister gave him a ribbing for apparently looking like a character on a Cocoa Krispies cereal box. Coco Crisp of the Oakland A's. Yep, that's his name. Moving away from alliteration for a moment, if Cincinnati running back Benjarvus Green-Ellis wasn't tearing it up in the NFL, you'd definitely hire him to manage your legal affairs. The Bengals star is known as "The Law Firm," courtesy of his four-pronged name sounding like that's exactly where it should belong. Sticking with NFL, Richie Incognito became famous for all the wrong reasons last year, but his name could hardly be more misleading. It's hard to be Incognito when you're a 150kg, 191cm guard in the Miami Dolphins' offensive line. From those who could do without the attention to those who create headlines just by being themselves, we bring you the Artest formerly known as Ron, Metta World Peace. The Artest formerly known as Ron, Metta World Peace. The New York Knicks star and 2010 LA Lakers championship player made the switch from Ron Artest in 2011 in what he said was an attempt to "inspire and bring youth together." You probably won't have heard of our next candidate, given he players in Brazil's lower leagues and his greatest claim to fame is most definitely his name, but when someone is walking around with the name Creedance Clearwater Cuoto it's worthy of some attention. It'll come as no surprise that Cuoto's parents were so starstruck by 1960s band Creedance Clearwater Revival that they bestowed part of the group's name on their poor, unsuspecting son. Speaking of longwinded names, Givanildo Vieira de Souza seems is certainly a mouthful. Better just go with Hulk. The Brazilian football international is known exclusively by the comic-themed name, and he backs it up every time he takes his shirt off. Tino Best sends one down for the West Indies. Who knows best? Tino Best. The West Indian cricketer's team might be inconceivably bad at the moment, but at least he's rocking a killer title. On the home front, AFL gun Steele Sidebottom has got double "S"s and a killer surname on his side, while Melbourne Storm veteran Cooper Cronk definitely has the unofficial coolest name award sewn up. But why double up once when you can double up twice? Fuifui Moimoi, we salute you.