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Novak Djokovic Net Worth 2024: Where Does The Olympic Gold Medalist Get His Money?
Djokovic has won 24 Grand Slam titles, surpassing most of his contemporaries and establishing himself as one of the greatest in the sport's history.
Simone Biles Net Worth: Here's Where The 14th Highest-Paid Female Athlete Gets Her Money
Simone Biles, with a net worth of $20 million, earns the majority of her income from lucrative endorsements, making her the 14th-highest-paid female athlete.
UK Paralympian Slams Nike For Not Selling Single Shoes For Amputees
Nike has been accused of failing to live up to its inclusivity and diversity values after it refused to sell single shoes to amputees.
British Fans Have Purchased Close To Half A Million Tickets For 2024 Olympics in Paris
Success from the 2012 London Olympics has helped there be a strong interest for Team GB ahead of this summer's Games in the French capital.
Cricket Among Five New Sports Added For The 2028 Summer Olympics In Los Angeles
The IOC members have voted for cricket to return to the Olympics for the first time in over a century, whilst two other sports will make their debut at the 2028 games.
Pickleball: The New Sport Taking Britain by Storm
The number of clubs in the UK has doubled to almost 400 in just two years and there are now more than 12,000 registered players all over the country.
Ukraine's Zelenskiy urges Olympic sponsors to keep Russia out of games
Ukraine has sent letters to companies that back the International Olympic Committee urging them to keep Russian athletes out of the Paris Olympic Games, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday.
Afghanistan's Olympic Flag-bearer Makes Australia Home
Afghanistan's Olympic flag-bearer makes Australia home
Macron confronts concerns over Paris 2024 Olympics
French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday holds a meeting of ministers aimed at dealing with a growing number of issues shadowing preparations for the Paris 2024 Olympics almost two years to the day before the sporting extravaganza opens in the French capital.
Olympics-figure skating-U.S. skaters denied Beijing medals ceremony after Valieva case
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) had decided no medals for the competition would be presented until the case of the Russian 15-year-old had been resolved
Valieva fourth in Olympic skating as doping scandal takes toll
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Monday ruled that she could carry on competing in the Chinese capital.
Xi'an locks down as China races to zero-Covid for Olympics
Even a single case can lead to a swift imposition of curbs, and officials deemed to have failed at controlling Covid are often sacked.
Gymnasts abused by team doctor Nassar reach $380 million settlement
USA Gymnastics filed for bankruptcy in 2018 after a tidal wave of allegations against Nassar swamped the organization.
French concern about Chinese Alibaba cloud for Paris 2024
The prospect that the company will host several critical applications in its cloud is raising eyebrows in the secretive world of French IT security
Queen Elizabeth II pokes fun at her height during public engagement
British diver Tom Daley recalls the joke the British monarch said about taking up gymnastics because of her height.
Princess Anne was exempted from 'gender testing' when she competed in the Olympics
The International Olympic Committee first introduced gender testing in 1968 in an attempt to ensure fair competition.
Fraser-Pryce headlines Olympic athletics as Coronavirus lurks
Day seven also features gold medals in badminton, canoe slalom, fencing, rowing, shooting, table tennis and trampolining.
China's diving domination has Olympic rivals in awe but also wary
Chen and Zhang, the teenage Olympic champions, have been diving since they were four.
Rafael Nadal looks towards the future after withdrawing from Wimbledon and Tokyo Olympics
Rafael Nadal won two titles on clay this year, but lost a grueling semifinal match at the French Open to long-time rival Novak Djokovic.
US Olympic athletes detail anti-Asian racism
The United States has seen a surge in anti-Asian violence in the past year.
Virus woes, delayed Olympics: Tough tasks for next Japan PM
Even though Japan has seen a relatively small coronavirus outbreak, Abe's government was harshly criticised for its handling of the pandemic.
Canada pulls out of Olympics, Japan says delay may be 'inevitable'
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told parliament that Japan was still committed to a "complete" Games.
'Don't Sacrifice Lives': Doubts grow in Japan over Tokyo Olympics
Scrapping the Olympics would be a heartbreaking decision for Tokyo residents who rushed to buy tickets.
England Rugby Sevens player Jodie Ounsley risks hearing loss for Tokyo Olympics
Doctors have advised her not to participate in body contact sports
Russian athletes face Olympics ban over doping data manipulation
The athletes might face a four-year ban but will be able to participate in Euro 2020
Prince Charles might star in the upcoming James Bond film
Prince Charles might follow the Queen's league to appear in Bond 25 releasing in April 2020.
'TF is she doing here?' Ivanka Trump mercilessly roasted for attending Olympics closing ceremony
"You don't represent us," one Twitter user asserted.
Inmyeonjo: Internet goes bonkers over giant human-faced bird's return to Olympics closing ceremony
"HE'S JUST SO CHARMING," one Twitter user wrote.
Did Russia hack the Olympics? Military spies 'compromised 300 computers', tried to blame North Korea
Officials believe the Olympics cyberattack was in retaliation to the International Olympic Committee's decision to ban Russia over the state-sponsored doping scandal.
'Legend': Twitter reacts to the pink tutu-wearing streaker who crashed the Winter Olympics
The man snuck onto to the ice shortly after the speed skating event and quickly disrobed to reveal the words "Peace + Love" scrawled across his chest.