It happened during the episode of the television documentary series Hard Knocks Training Camp with the Chicago Bears that aired on 13 August. NFL player Jonathan Owens openly expressed deep admiration for his wife, Simone Biles, after she won her third gold medal at the Olympics Games Paris 2024.

Imane Khelif, the first Algerian woman to win Olympic gold, has revealed her new 'makeover' following the gender controversy at the Olympic Games, which ended on Sunday 11 July.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk has officially confirmed his nation's optimistic quest to host the Olympics for the first time in its history. Following Los Angeles 2028 and Brisbane 2032, Qatar is set to host. The campaign for the 40s is now open, with the European country taking its candidacy seriously.

Letsile Tebogo has become the symbol of Africa's sprinting renaissance after clinching the continent's first-ever Olympic gold in the men's 200m at Paris 2024. His historic achievement signals Africa's rising prominence in a sport long dominated by the United States and Jamaica.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te has praised Olympic boxing champion Lin Yu-ting for her resilience and "grace" amid attacks on her gender identity. During a ceremony held at the presidential office to celebrate Taiwanese achievements, Lai praised the boxer for her performance in and out of the ring.

The city of Mission Viejo will be the primary training base for the Netherlands Olympic Committee (TeamNL) in the lead-up to the 2028 Los Angeles Games. The announcement, made during the Paris 2024, marks a significant achievement for the city, which will host Dutch athletes preparing for the event.

A positive test for trenbolone in a doping control did not prevent Erriyon Knighton from running the 200m in Paris. USADA cleared him after an independent referee interpreted the positive result as possibly due to consumption of contaminated meat. The Athletics Integrity Unit is now appealing that decision.

Commonwealth Sport President Chris Jenkins has celebrated the achievements of Commonwealth Nations and Territories at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where they collectively secured an impressive total of 210 medals, including 62 gold, 69 silver, and 79 bronze, out of the 1,039 medals awarded.

On 4 September we will see something very unusual: a duel between two athletes in a race in which they never compete. It will be the great duel of speed between the Swedish pole vaulter and the Norwegian 400m hurdler.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has released its detailed ruling on the contentious decision surrounding the Women's Artistic Gymnastics Floor Exercise final at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

The conclusion of the Paris 2024 has brought renewed attention to a decision that has baffled fans, athletes, and the global sports community: the exclusion of karate. This move is particularly surprising given karate’s successful debut at the Tokyo 2020, where it captivated millions worldwide.

As padel’s popularity continues to surge globally, the question is no longer if  but when this exhilarating racket sport will earn its place in the Olympic Games. With the successful conclusion of the Paris Olympics and squash being added to LA2028, the focus shifts to which sport might be next.

The Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) surpassed 2.5 million new online followers during Paris 2024, a record figure that placed it at the top of the ranking for committees with the highest growth on social media. The increase in the number of sponsors in this period was its other major achievement.

European teams continue to get closer to the level of the United States. Spain's performances in the Olympic finals in Beijing 2008 and London 2012 seemed to be a mere blip for the otherwise untouchable USA. The Spanish team had managed to assemble a number of players that made them special, and they fought hard and almost beat the USA. In Paris, the Americans have struggled again.