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Paris Olympics: Italy upsets Great Britain to win women's Madison

Netherlands uses points for lapping the field to take bronze ahead of United States

Cycling News

Olympians are turning to OnlyFans to fund dreams amid as they decry a 'broken' finance system

Dire financial straits are leading droves of Olympic athletes to sell images of their bodies to subscribers on OnlyFans — known for sexually explicit content — to sustain their dreams of gold at the Games

The Independent UK

Tahitian surfing champion Kauli Vaast takes victory lap along the Seine

After winning the gold medal in surfing at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Kauli Vaast thrilled fans again by surfing along France's iconic River Seine. The 22-year-old was pulled by a boat, and surfed the small waves it created with the Eiffel Tower in the background.

France 24

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Who Would’ve Thought Olympic Women’s Golf Would Give Us a Solid Broadcaster F-Bomb?

NBC’s Morgan Pressel got a little too excited while talking about Brooke Henderson at the Olympics.

Sports Illustrated

Team USA Dominates Australia In Paris Olympics Semifinal

Team USA women's basketball team dominates Australia in Paris Olympics semifinal, setting the stage for an exciting gold medal showdown.

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Simone Biles’ sister reveals the gift Snoop Dogg gave her father for his 75th birthday

Snoop Dogg will perform during the Paris 2024 Olympics closing ceremony on August 11, according to sources

The Independent UK

Ahead of Olympic women's boxing title bouts, IOC president again defends Imane Khelif and Li Yu-ting

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif was preparing to fight for an Olympic title when IOC president Thomas Bach again defended her right to compete in the women’s competition at the Paris Games

The Independent UK

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Lydia Ko And Morgane Métraux Share Lead In Women's Golf

Lydia Ko and Morgane Métraux share lead in women's golf at Tokyo Olympics, with Rose Zhang close behind. Exciting final round ahead!

Top News

Breaking is not bad – the B-girls face-off and delight the Paris crowds

Top-rocks, freezes and down-lows are new words in the history of the Olympics.

The Independent UK

Water quality was acceptable when Olympians swam in Seine River, data shows

Water quality data used by Paris Olympics organizers shows that bacteria levels in the Seine River were within acceptable levels on the days that athletes swam in the famed waterway

The Independent UK

Meet the LPGA mom who could win an Olympic medal on the day she retires

Perhaps a fairytale finish awaits.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Team GB's track sprinters are wearing £11 golf gloves at the Paris Olympics

TaylorMade gloves are up to par for Emma Finucane and Katy Marchant

Cycling Weekly

Lebron James Leads Team USA To Olympic Gold In Paris

LeBron James on the brink of third Olympic gold, showcasing unparalleled leadership and skill in Paris Olympics final.

Top News

'Breaking,' aka breakdancing, is in the Olympics for the 1st time — here's the brain science behind it

Here's the brain science of breaking, the dance style making its Olympic debut in Paris.

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Olympic Teammates and Opponents Congratulated Quincy Wilson on His Historic Race

Quincy Wilson, who became the youngest American athlete to compete in a track and field event, was congratulated by teammates and opponents in one of the classiest moments of the Olympics.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Team USA coach Steve Kerr on why star Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum is getting benched in the Olympics

We're not buying it. It may not be a vendetta, but it's clear this isn't a good way to build a basketball team in international play.

Top News

United States One Set Away From Olympic Volleyball Bronze

United States men's volleyball team edges closer to a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics after defeating Italy in a thrilling match.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Noah Lyles’ Olympic hero story has turned into a cautionary tale and you best be wary of it

Be careful out there, folks.

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Kevin Durant thrilled fans by responding to Olympics tweets absurdly early in the morning from Paris

KD deserves a gold medal for social media.

Sports Illustrated

Joel Embiid Suggests He Could Play for Cameroon, Not Team USA, at 2028 Olympics

The MVP center is in the midst of his first Summer Games.

The Guardian - US

USA ready for hostile French basketball crowd after narrow escape against Serbia

The reigning men’s champions will face the hosts, led by the brilliant Victor Wembanyama, and thousands of feisty home fans in the Olympic gold medal game

The Independent UK

The side of the Paris Olympics they don’t want you to see

Over the past 18 months, French authorities embarked on a mission to clear the streets of Paris, busting squats and breaking up homeless encampments in the shadow of Olympic venues, writes Lawrence Ostlere, displacing thousands in an effort to hide the crisis from the world’s eyes

The Guardian - UK

Spain beat France 5-3 after extra time to win Olympic men’s football final – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Spain trailed 1-0, led 3-1, were pegged back to 3-3, but eventually prevailed 5-3 in a classic encounter.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The hottest Olympic celebration is Turkish pistol shooter Yusuf Dikec’s iconic one-arm pose

Yusuf Dikec's one-arm pose is officially an Olympics celebration, and so many athletes are doing it.

The Guardian - AU

Ranking the medal table by gold, total, or most medals per capita – who actually won at the Olympics?

From the golds-first medal count to the most ‘medals per capita’ argument, how we rank nations can be a contest in itself. Now there’s a new method – the Goldilocks table – and its creators say it’s fairest of all

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