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Bootsy Collins named Master of the Ceremonies for Birmingham 2022 World Games

  • Birmingham 2022

Funk musician Bootsy Collins has been named the Master of the Ceremonies for the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama.

athletes competing.The American-hosted event will be the 11th edition of the World Games, returning to the United

States for the first time since the inaugural competition in Santa Clara in 1981.Italy sits atop the

all-time medal table with 153 gold medals, followed by the United States with 145.


Dean leads rare British swimming one-two with 200m freestyle triumph at Tokyo 2020

  • Swimming

Tom Dean and Duncan Scott gave Britain their first one-two finish in an Olympic swimming pool for 113 years after powering onto the men’s 200 metres freestyle podium at Tokyo 2020 here.

earned his first Olympic podium finish by securing silver, with Rio 2016 champion Ryan Murphy of the United

States’ settling for bronze in 52.19.Australian star Kaylee McKeown marked her Olympic debut with gold

scare in the women’s 200m individual medley.Hosszu qualified seventh fastest for tomorrow’s final, with United

States’ Kate Douglass and Britain’s Abbie Wood posting the top two times.


Duffy wins Bermuda's first Olympic gold medal with dominant display in women's triathlon

  • Triathlon

Bermuda’s Flora Duffy won the women’s Olympic triathlon gold medal after a decisive break away from the leading group early in the run at Tokyo 2020 here today.

Britain’s Georgia Taylor-Brown, who took silver in 1:56:50, and bronze medallist Katie Zaferes of the United

States in 1:57:03.It was Bermuda’s first Olympic gold."





Mike Rowbottom: Stoked is the word as the arts of skateboarding and amateur boxing cohabit at the Olympics

  • Inside the Blogs

Stoked. I've missed the word at the Summer Olympics. Heard it many a time at the Winter Games, of course, when that cradle of sports began to take in babes-in-arms, starting with snowboarding last time an Olympic carnival played out in this country, at Nagano 1998.

Jagger Eaton of the United States, bronze medallist in the first-ever Olympic skateboarding competition

School - that is presumably the sports version of School of Rock - and Shelly Schaerer, a member of the United

States national gymnastics team from 1985 to 1989.How much cooler can a family get?

this respect the explanation was the exact reverse of the one employed a year or so earlier by the United

States President Bill Clinton when he was taxed with some ancient doping trespass.In the end Rebagliati


Philippines win first-ever Olympic gold as Tokyo 2020 hosts Japan add three more

  • Inside the Photos

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Titmus, right, came from behind to snatch victory from five-time Olympic champion Katie Ledecky of the United

States in a women’s 400m freestyle final for the ages ©Getty ImagesAlso at Tokyo Aquatics Centre, Tom

synchronised gold ©Getty ImagesAmber English, left, and Vincent Hancock won skeet gold medals for the United

States - each setting an Olympic record in doing so ©Getty ImagesCroatia's Matea Jelić, right, snatched


Five new Olympians for Life including Tokyo 2020 participant Lynch presented by WOA

  • Tokyo 2020

One current and four former athletes were inducted as Olympians for Life at a virtual ceremony and panel discussion organised by the World Olympians Association (WOA).

people's lives.Ugandan middle-distance runner Julius Achon, two-time swimming gold medallist for the United

States Donna de Varona, Koji Murofushi, the Japanese 2004 Olympic gold medallist in the hammer throw



Titmus stuns Ledecky as Peaty wins Britain's first gold at Tokyo 2020

  • Swimming

Australia’s Ariarne Titmus came from behind to snatch victory from five-time Olympic champion Katie Ledecky in an epic women’s 400 metres freestyle final, while Britain’s Adam Peaty retained his men’s 100m breaststroke title on a thrilling morning of swimming finals at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics here today.

Gold medals were also won by Canada’s Maggie MacNeil in the women’s 100m butterfly and the United States

the second fastest time in history with 3min 56.69sec to edge out world record holder Ledecky of the United

the wall second in 55.64, with Emma McKeon of Australia bagging bronze in 55.72.Torri Huske of the United

States agonisingly misses out on a medal, finishing in 55.73.Canada's Maggie Manceil shows off her Olympic



Kyrgyzstan win two Greco-Roman golds on final day of World Cadet Wrestling Championships

  • Wrestling

Kyrgyzstan won two Greco-Roman gold medals as the World Cadet Wrestling Championships in Budapest came to a close today.

All three countries are first-time winnershttps://t.co/FHQeqdE6vT— United World Wrestling (@wrestling

Georgia claimed the team Greco-Roman title - after India won the boys' freestyle team title and the United

States won the girls' freestyle crown.