Olympic gold medalist talks decision to make leap to WWE: 'My calling from God'
Tyra Mae Steele talks to Fox News Digital about getting a chance to perform with WWE after winning the "WWE LFG" competition.
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'Ninja Warrior' obstacle courses are headed to the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles
Dan Dakich completely exposes Max Kellerman for forcing a wild and totally unnecessary political comparison into an NBA trade discussion. Kellerman went completely unhinged, comparing the Cavs acquiring James Harden to electing Donald Trump. We had no idea James Harden was that good!
Can the Enhanced Games prove it's more than just an infomercial for performance-enhancing drugs?
After the bloodwork and the medical screening, a month of hard training naturally, after one last meeting with doctors to review the do’s and don’ts of the regimen he was about to start, Boady Santavy hustled from a conference room to his suite at Earth, a luxury resort in suburban Abu Dhabi, clutching his drugs. Testosterone, human growth hormone, and another anabolic agent.
Ryan Lochte joins Missouri State as swimming assistant coach - ESPN
Six-time Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte has joined the swimming staff at Missouri State, where he will work with the men's and women's programs as an assistant to coach Dave Collins beginning later this summer.
IOC lifts Olympic ban on Belarus but Russia ‘still suspended’
LUASANNE: The IOC on Thursday lifted its ban on Belarusian athletes competing in the Olympics, although restrictions on Russian athletes remain in place. Competitors from Russia and their allies Belarus had been banned from international competition following Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, although some were permitted to compete as neutrals. Russians will still only be able to compete in Olympic competition under the neutral banner, on an individual basis, and only if they have not actively supported the conflict. The IOC executive board released a statement saying that it “no longer recommends any restrictions on the participation of Belarusian athletes, including teams.” “The IOC reaffirms that athletes’ participation in international competition should not be limited by the actions of their governments, including involvement in a war or conflict,” it said. This new policy should allow for a Belarusian delegation to compete at the Los Angeles Summer Olympics in 2028, when they will be present at the opening ceremony and included in the medals table. The IOC said that the timing of the statement recognized that the qualification period for the 2028 Games begins this (northern hemisphere) summer. “On behalf of the entire Belarusian sporting public, we express our gratitude to IOC President Kirsty Coventry for her balanced and principled stance,” said the Belarusian Olympic Committee. “We are firmly convinced that sport is called to serve as a unifying force and must remain an arena free from political influence,” said the statement adding that Belarus hoped the decision “will become a defining benchmark for international sports federations, which will, in the shortest possible time, lift all restrictions on
Olympic gold winner dismisses athletes' negative comments on representing US: 'I think we're the best country'
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Irish Olympic gold medallist Ronnie Delany dies aged 91
Irish Olympic gold medallist Ronnie Delany has died aged 91.
Russian flag returns to Games podium with two downhill bronzes
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, March 7 - For the first time in a decade, a Russian flag was raised on a Games podium as the country won two bronze medals in the men's and women's downhill standing events at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympics.
Olympic legend Kaillie Humphries reveals support for Trump, ICE, saving women's sports and men's hockey team
U.S. Olympic bobsledding star Kaillie Humphries reveals her support of President Trump, including his protection of women's sports, his celebration of the men's hockey team, and immigration enforcement as a legal immigrant herself from Canada.