ESPY Award for Best Comeback Athlete (nomination and popular recognition)

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The ESPY Award for Best Comeback Athlete (nomination and popular recognition) is an honor presented by ESPN to celebrate athletes who have overcome significant adversity or setbacks to return to high-level competition.

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instanceOf ESPY Award category
sports award
alsoKnownAs Best Comeback Athlete ESPY Award NERFINISHED
awardedFor performance in the previous sports year
awardFor athletes returning to high-level competition after setbacks
athletes who have overcome significant adversity
basedOn fan voting
popular recognition
broadcastOn ESPN NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
genre sports
givenTo individual athletes
hasAudience general television viewers
sports fans
hasCategoryType comeback award
hasCriterion return from career-threatening setback
return from illness
return from personal adversity
significant injury comeback
hasFrequency annual
hasImpact raises public awareness of athletes’ struggles and recoveries
hasLanguage English
hasMedium television
hasNominationBasis performance and narrative of comeback
hasNotableRecipient Adrian Peterson NERFINISHED
Alex Smith NERFINISHED
Mario Lemieux NERFINISHED
Monica Seles NERFINISHED
Peyton Manning NERFINISHED
Tiger Woods NERFINISHED
hasRecognitionType fan-driven honor
popular recognition
hasTheme inspirational athletic performance
overcoming adversity
resilience in sports
inception 1993
location various venues in the United States
organisedBy ESPN, Inc. NERFINISHED
partOf ESPY Awards NERFINISHED
partOfSeries annual ESPY Awards ceremony
presentedBy ESPN NERFINISHED
selectionProcessIncludes nomination by ESPN editors or experts
public online voting

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Bethany Hamilton awardReceived ESPY Award for Best Comeback Athlete (nomination and popular recognition)