Top 10 Most Dominant Sports Dynasties

Six Super Bowl titles in 18 years under Brady and Belichick — the most sustained dynasty in NFL salary-cap history that everyone outside New England despised.

Fifteen European Cup/Champions League titles including five in a row at the competition's inception — Los Blancos own this tournament like no club ever will.

Ten Stanley Cups in 24 years including five straight from 1956-1960 and four consecutive from 1976-1979 — hockey's most untouchable run of dominance.

Four NBA championships in eight years with Curry, Thompson, and Green revolutionizing basketball with three-point shooting that broke every offensive paradigm.

Michael Schumacher and Ferrari won five consecutive Constructors' and Drivers' Championships with a level of engineering and driving perfection F1 hadn't seen before.

Ten World Series titles in 16 years with DiMaggio, Mantle, Berra, and Ford — the pinstripe machine was so dominant it became synonymous with winning itself.

Thirteen Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, and 26 years of relentless excellence under the greatest manager in English football history.

Decades of dominance in Olympic and World Championship distance events — Kipchoge, Bekele, Gebrselassie, Keino, and countless others from the East African highlands.

Three consecutive World Cup wins and a record 16 consecutive Test match victories under Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting — the most feared team in cricket history.

Six Super Bowl titles in 18 years under Brady and Belichick — the most sustained dynasty in NFL salary-cap history that everyone outside New England despised.

Fifteen European Cup/Champions League titles including five in a row at the competition's inception — Los Blancos own this tournament like no club ever will.

Ten Stanley Cups in 24 years including five straight from 1956-1960 and four consecutive from 1976-1979 — hockey's most untouchable run of dominance.

Four NBA championships in eight years with Curry, Thompson, and Green revolutionizing basketball with three-point shooting that broke every offensive paradigm.

Michael Schumacher and Ferrari won five consecutive Constructors' and Drivers' Championships with a level of engineering and driving perfection F1 hadn't seen before.

Ten World Series titles in 16 years with DiMaggio, Mantle, Berra, and Ford — the pinstripe machine was so dominant it became synonymous with winning itself.

Thirteen Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues, and 26 years of relentless excellence under the greatest manager in English football history.

Decades of dominance in Olympic and World Championship distance events — Kipchoge, Bekele, Gebrselassie, Keino, and countless others from the East African highlands.

Three consecutive World Cup wins and a record 16 consecutive Test match victories under Steve Waugh and Ricky Ponting — the most feared team in cricket history.