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The River Seine will be a central element of the Paris 2024 Olympics, with the opening ceremony taking place on the river with a boat parade and two events, the marathon swimming and the swimming leg of the triathlon scheduled to be held there.
The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, swam in the murky waters of the Seine to demonstrate the river is now clean enough for outdoor Olympic swimming events.
NEW DELHI : Nino Salukvadze will become just the second athlete to compete at 10 Olympic Games when she steps up to the mark in Paris and the Georgian shooting great says that by reaching the milestone she will have fulfilled her father's last request.
Emmanuel Acho, James Jones and Dave Helman react to the news of Brandon Aiyuk's trade request, then debate which party needs who more: the San Francisco 49ers or the WR himself.
Over eight days in August 1900, dozens of swimmers dove into the muddy waters of the Seine River in Paris to compete in the second Olympic Games. Cheering crowds packed the riverbank, as the strong downstream current carried athletes to impossibly fast finish times.
TROON, Scotland : PGA Championship winner Xander Schauffele is eager to test his links-golf experience in the rough weather often seen at the British Open, hoping the right attitude will help him overcome the predicted inclement weather conditions.
The Canadian Olympic Committee today unveiled its team of 338 athletes for the Paris Summer Games. That's fewer than the 371 named for the Tokyo Games three years ago, but still one of the country's largest Olympic delegations ever.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred expressed concern Tuesday for player safety as it relates to gambling while expressing confidence in the league's ability to catch personnel who violate the league's gambling policies.