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India's top wrestlers have held off for now from throwing their medals into the country's sacred Ganges River as part of an ongoing protest against sexual harassment.
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Reigning Olympic champion javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra on Monday said he has suffered a muscle strain and was pulling out of next month's FBK Games as a precautionary measure. "Recently, I sustained a muscle strain during my training. Following a medical evaluation, me and my team have decided to avoid any risks which can aggravate the injury," the world No. 1 wrote on Twitter.
Alliance Defending Freedom’s Matt Sharp and athlete Chelsea Mitchell, who is suing the Connecticut Association of Schools for allowing trans athletes to compete in girls' sports, discuss their fight to protect female athletes.
Great Britain's three-time Olympic swimming champion Adam Peaty says gold medals will not solve his problems. The five-time Olympic medallist picked up two golds and a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 as well as a gold and silver at Rio de Janeiro in 2016. Ad Peaty defended his 100m breaststroke title in Tokyo and has also set a record for the 20 fastest times in history over the distance.
NEW DELHI : India's top wrestlers have threatened to hurl their medals into the river Ganges on Tuesday as they demand the arrest of the head of the Wrestling Federation of India over sexual harassment allegations.
Triple Olympic swimming champion Adam Peaty said he took a break from the sport to halt his "endless search" for rewards but the Briton hopes he will be in a better mindset at the Paris Games next year.