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shot put champion Valerie Adams announced her retirement Tuesday after a stellar career that saw her dominate the sport for long periods. The towering 37-year old was unbeatable at her peak, winning a record 56 straight international competitions between 2010 and 2014. She claimed gold at the Beijing and London Games, earning silver in Rio and bronze in Tokyo last year.
After Russia was banned from all club football and international events, and the International Olympic Committee pressed for Belarusian athletes and officials to be included over the country's involvement in the conflict in Ukraine, here are some previous politically-motivated sporting sanctions.
Double Olympic shot put champion Valerie Adams said on Tuesday she is retiring from the sport, having represented New Zealand at five Games and winning four medals.
New Zealand's Valerie Adams, the two-time Olympic shot put champion, has retired at the age of 37.
Bright and bubbly, her fingers dextrously scrolling down social media pages, 19-year-old Palak Kohli seems just like any other teenager.
Katie Ledecky and Caeleb Dressel, and many more Olympic medalists, are entered in the first Pro Swim Series meet of the year, live on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA this week.
Less than a week before he's due to appear in court on drug and assault charges, former NRL star Blake Ferguson has spoken out about his ordeal after spending 29 days in a Japanese police station.
Indian men's hockey team goalkeeper PR Sreejesh took to social media on Monday to celebrate completing 250 international caps. The veteran player reached his huge milestone during India's second match vs Spain at the FIH Hockey Pro League on Sunday, at the Kalinga Hockey Stadium in Odisha. Taking to Twitter, he wrote, "250 days of my life I played hockey for my country.... and I trained 7780 days to achieved this Thank you very much for your all support and trust #thankyou #my #team".