Eileen Gu's sponsors show 'the corrupt and weak corporations of America': Cain
Fox News host Will Cain explains what American-born Eileen Gu competing for China in the Beijing Olympics reveals on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’
Eileen Gu Sport News
China expected to reap record medal haul at Beijing Games say analysts
BEIJING : China are predicted to win a record 13 Olympic medals, including a record six golds, at this month's Beijing Winter Games, according to a Virtual Medal Table forecast from data analysts Nielsen Gracenote published on Wednesday.
Olympics-China expected to reap record medal haul at Beijing Games say analysts
By Martin Quin Pollard
Olympics-Chinese women online show more interest in Winter Games
BEIJING (Reuters) - Women in China have shown more interest than men in searching online for Winter Olympics-related information, a report by search engine company Baidu showed on Wednesday.
Chinese women online show more interest in Winter Games
BEIJING : Women in China have shown more interest than men in searching online for Winter Olympics-related information, a report by search engine company Baidu showed on Wednesday.
Beijing Olympics spotlight: The pressure on face of the Games Eileen Gu is immense
Eileen Gu is already one of the most marketable sports people on the planet. At the age of 18, the freestyle skier and model is the best women’s halfpipe athlete in the world and she has already been on the cover of Vogue. The extremely talented teenager is the face of the Beijing Olympics, but from the outside she is at the centre of a soft power grab by China, whether she likes it or not.
Winter Olympics: Where might China's medals come from at Beijing 2022?
Jeff Pain had no doubt about his brief when he became China's skeleton coach seven years ago: «We're hiring you because we want to win a gold medal,» he was told.
25 athletes to watch in the Beijing Winter Olympics
Updated 0035 GMT (0835 HKT) January 27, 2022Eileen Gu, an 18-year-old freestyle skier, is the defending world champion in the halfpipe and slopestyle events, and she will also compete in the big air event while at the Olympics. Gu was born in the United States and her father is American, but in 2019 she decided that she would compete for China, where her mother was born. She called it «a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to help to promote the sport I love.»Maddie Meyer/Getty Images