What were famous people doing at age 23?

110 events at age 23, collected from the timelines of historical figures, celebrities and fictional characters.

• ONE: Started One Punch Man webcomic (2009)
• Erling Haaland: Won Champions League (2023)
• Isaac Newton: Developed calculus (1666)
• Ashleigh Barty: Won French Open (2019)
• Amélie Poulain: Began secret good deeds for others
• Amélie Poulain: Found love with Nino
• Virat Kohli: Won Cricket World Cup with India (2011)
• Willie Mays: Made "The Catch" in World Series (1954)
• Usain Bolt: Set 100m world record 9.58s (2009)
• Eusebio: Won Ballon d'Or (1965)
• Carl Lewis: Won 4 gold medals at LA Olympics (1984)
• Kylo Ren: Turned to the dark side
• Captain America: Received super soldier serum
• Captain America (Marvel): Received super serum
• Christian Coleman: Ran 9.76s in 100m (2019)
• Cristiano Ronaldo: Won first Ballon dOr (2008)
• Cristiano Ronaldo: Won first Ballon d'Or (2008)
• Thorfinn II: Defeated Raoh
• Sanji: Awakened Germa powers
• Jane Bennet: Married Mr. Bingley
• Jesse Owens: Won 4 Olympic golds (1936)
• Jesse Owens: Defied Nazi ideology (1936)
• Sydney McLaughlin: Broke world record again (2022)
• Sha'Carri Richardson: Won World Championship 100m (2023)
• Jesse Owens II: Became heavyweight champion (1937)
• Sergey Brin: Met Larry Page at Stanford, began collaborating on search engine project (1996)
• Daniel Ek: Co-founded Spotify (2006)
• Daisy Buchanan: Reunited with Gatsby
• Daisy Buchanan: Killed Myrtle Wilson
• Daenerys Targaryen: Conquered cities as Mother of Dragons
• Hank Aaron: Won NL MVP and led Braves to World Series championship (1957)
• Hank Aaron: Won NL MVP, led Braves to World Series win (1957)
• Mr. Bingley: Returned and proposed
• Finn: Defected from First Order
• Bobby Murphy: Co-founded Snapchat (2011)
• Mark Zuckerberg: Became youngest billionaire (2008)
• Michael Dell: Took Dell public, becoming youngest CEO of a Fortune 500 company (1988)
• Michael Phelps: Won 8 golds in Beijing (2008)
• Catherine the Great II: Became ruler of Habsburg domains (1740)
• Monkey D. Dragon (One Piece): Founded Revolutionary Army
• Jakob Ingebrigtsen: Set multiple European records (2023)
• Yohan Blake: Ran second fastest 100m ever (2012)
• Raskolnikov: Committed murder
• Raskolnikov: Met Sonia
• Larry Bird: Won NBA Rookie of the Year with the Boston Celtics (1980)
• Louis XIV: Began personal rule (1661)
• Luke Skywalker: Became Jedi Knight
• Luke Skywalker: Redeemed Darth Vader
• Luke Skywalker: Redeemed his father Darth Vader and helped defeat the Emperor
• Luke Skywalker: Redeemed Darth Vader and defeated the Emperor (4)
• Luke Skywalker (Star Wars): Learned Vader is father
• Princess Leia: Helped destroy Death Star
• Rory McIlroy: Became world number one golfer (2012)
• Namie Amuro: Won multiple Japan Record Awards (2000)
• Date Masamune: Submitted to Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1590)
• Takehiko Inoue: Started Slam Dunk, revolutionizing sports manga (1990)
• Yuzuru Hanyu: Won second Olympic gold in PyeongChang (2018)
• Yuzuru Hanyu: Set world record score at World Championships (2017)
• Yuzuru Hanyu: Won second consecutive Olympic gold in PyeongChang (2018)
• Ryunosuke Akutagawa: Published Rashomon (1915)
• Kagawa Shinji: Joined Manchester United (2012)
• Kentaro Miura: Started serialization of Berserk (1989)
• Konosuke Matsushita: Founded Matsushita Electric (Panasonic) (1917)
• Uesugi Kenshin: First Battle of Kawanakajima against Takeda (1553)
• Prince Shotoku: Became Emperor of Japan (724)
• Yusaku Maezawa: Founded Start Today (ZOZOTOWN) (1998)
• Aki Hayakawa: Contracted with Future Devil to see the future (2020)
• Gohan: Unlocked Ultimate form
• Osamu Dazai: Masterminded defeat of multiple criminal organizations (1932)
• Naomi Osaka: Won second US Open (2020)
• Shohei Ohtani: Signed with Los Angeles Angels (2017)
• Shohei Ohtani: Signed with Los Angeles Angels (2017)
• Shohei Ohtani: Won AL Rookie of the Year as two-way player (2018)
• Akira Toriyama: Started Dr. Slump in Weekly Shonen Jump (1978)
• Kohei Uchimura: Won Olympic gold medal in individual all-around at London (2012)
• Kohei Uchimura: Won Olympic all-around gold at London Olympics (2012)
• Higuchi Ichiyo: Published Takekurabe (1895)
• Higuchi Ichiyo: Published Nigorie (1895)
• Ayumi Hamasaki: Dominated Japan music charts (2001)
• Fukuzawa Yukichi: Opened school in Edo (later Keio) (1858)
• Minamoto no Yoritomo: Repelled first Mongol invasion (1274)
• Light Yagami: Final confrontation with L
• Light Yagami: Defeated by Near and died after being exposed as Kira (2009)
• Light Yagami (Death Note): Defeated by Near
• Light Yagami (Death Note): Died from Death Note
• Hajime Isayama: Began "Attack on Titan" serialization (2009)
• Hajime Isayama: Started Attack on Titan in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine (2009)
• Amélie Poulain: Started working at Café des 2 Moulins
• Albert Einstein: Started work at Swiss Patent Office (1902)
• Alexander Graham Bell: Moved to Canada (1870)
• Wilt Chamberlain: NBA debut (1959)
• Ovid: Published Amores (-20)
• Keshorn Walcott: Won Olympic bronze (2016)
• Theodore Roosevelt: Elected to New York Assembly (1881)
• Che Guevara: Began motorcycle journey across South America (1951)
• Pablo Picasso: Moved to Paris permanently, began Rose Period (1904)
• Hannah Arendt: Completed dissertation under Heidegger (1929)
• Hester Prynne: Raised Pearl alone
• Giannis Antetokounmpo: Named Most Improved Player (2017)
• Princess Leia: Rescued Han Solo
• Natsume Sōseki: Entered Tokyo Imperial University English literature (1890)
• Takasugi Shinsaku: Traveled to Shanghai on domain orders (1862)
• Osamu Tezuka: Obtained medical license while continuing manga (1951)
• Ishida Mitsunari: Served as a scout before the Battle of Shizugatake (1583)
• Shinichiro Tomonaga: Graduated from Kyoto Imperial University (1929)
• Akira Toriyama: Debuted with "Wonder Island" (1978)
• Toyotomi Hideyoshi: Served under Nobunaga (1560)
• Lei Jun: Joined Kingsoft (1992)
• Travis Kalanick: Founded Scour (1999)
• Tadashi Yanai: Joined family clothing business (1972)

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