Concept:The correct word must fit grammatically before the noun "way" and express the idea "no matter which".
Explanation:The sentence means the athlete is guilty from every possible perspective.
"Whenever" refers to time, so it cannot describe "way".
"Whatever" usually means "no matter what", but it does not form the standard phrase before "way".
"However" is an adverb meaning "in whatever manner", so it cannot directly modify the noun "way".
"Whichever" means "no matter which one" and works with a noun that follows it.
The common fixed expression is "whichever way you look at it".
Therefore, the completed sentence is: That world famous athlete is guilty whichever way you look at it.
Answer:D. whichever