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Germany’s Sophie Weissenberg faced a devastating setback after tearing her Achilles tendon during warmups for her first heptathlon event at the Paris Olympics. The post Heartbroken Athlete’s Olympic Dreams Crushed, Leaves In Wheelchair After Horrifying Injury first appeared on Bored Panda.

France and Spain will face off on the pitch while a much-discussed sport begins in Paris.

“I qualified for the Olympics. I made it this far. Just to have it end with a crushing heartbreak.” The post Fans Realize How Dangerous Olympic Diving Is After Alison Gibson’s “Nightmare” first appeared on Bored Panda.

Khelif fights for gold at Roland Garros tonight in the women’s welterweight final following a controversy surrounding her failed gender test at last year’s world championship

Coach Kirk-Odunubi explains the difference in muscle makeup between sprinters and distance runners and shares how to train to become a stronger runner.

Anthony Davis had just one shot attempt in Team USA's Thursday win over Serbia, but he gave two of his teammates shout-outs afterward.

Our guide will help sort your downrock from your freeze as 60-second blasts of dance take over the Paris Games

Arshad Nadeem did for Pakistan what no other athlete from the country had done ever before in individual events at the Olympics -- winning a gold medal. But the 27-year-old Nadeem not just defied one of the strongest fields in the 12-man javelin throw final at recent editions of the…

Before any weightlifter at the Olympics can begin a lift, there’s a very important job to do: make sure the bar weighs what it is supposed to weigh

NEW DELHI: India's star javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra, who won the silver medal at the Paris Games, commended Arshad Nadeem's outstanding performance after the Pakistani athlete clinched the gold medal. Chopra acknowledged that this marked the first instance since 2016 where Arshad had triumphed over him in competition.

Team GB end up with one more medal overall than Tokyo Games, but eight fewer golds