When do the Winter Olympics end and what events are left?
The Winter Olympics is nearing its end with events wowing sports fans across the world with the impressive performances and talent on show.
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Valieva listed two legal oxygen boosters on Olympic forms
ZHANGJIAKOU, China (AP) — Two legal substances used to improve heart function are listed on an anti-doping control form filled out for Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva before her drug case at the Olympics erupted, according to documents submitted in her case.
Olympic snowboard king Su Yiming showcases a more confident China
BEIJING: Sporting shoulder-length hair, rings and baggy trousers, teenage snowboarding sensation Su Yiming looked every inch the cool, confident ambassador of China's new youth as he swept to home Olympic gold.
Figure Skating: Zhu Yi on not giving up and learning all the time
People's Republic of China figure skater Zhu Yi is looking at the positives from her time at Beijing 2022.
Digital Chinese currency makes muted Games debut
ZHANGJIAKOU, Hebei: China's aim to make an Olympic splash with its digital currency, thwarted by a COVID-19-induced decision to exclude foreign spectators, has been taken up instead by a captive audience of locals unable to use their usual digital payment apps.
Watch Canada vs. Sweden in the Olympic men's hockey quarter-finals
Click on the video player above to watch live action from the 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter Games men's hockey tournament.
Watch Canada's Jennifer Jones vs. China in Olympic women's curling
Click on the video player above to watch live action from the women's curling tournament at the 2022 Beijing Olympic Winter games.
EE UU alarga su vergüenza
El hockey hielo forma parte de la religión deportiva estadounidense. El fútbol americano, el baloncesto, el béisbol… Completa ese conjunto de disciplinas que, con las ligas más poderosas del mundo a su disposición, mueven torrentes de emociones en el llamado país de las oportunidades. La NFL en fútbol americano, la NBA en baloncesto, la MLB en béisbol y la NHL en hockey sobre hielo. El Big Four, las cuatro grandes. Junto a la Premier League inglesa, las cinco competiciones con más ingresos en el mundo. Fundada como tal en 1917, la National Hockey League tiene su origen en Canadá, pero rápidamente abrazó al país vecino. En 1924, se expandió a Estados Unidos y, a día de hoy, 25 de sus 32 equipos son estadounidenses. Con una gran masa de aficionados nacionales detrás, sus pabellones tienen 19.000 asientos de media. La pasada temporada, el último partido de la NHL Stanley Cup atrajo a 3,9 millones de espectadores. Casi cuatro almas heladas por el frío pekinés.