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Watch: 16-Year-Old's Stunning Sprint, Misses Usain Bolt's 100m World Record By A Whisker

Gout Gout, a 16-year-old sprinter, left spectators stunned after running 100 metres in just 10.2 seconds at this year's Queensland Athletics Championships in Australia. Gout, born in Australia to Sudanese parents, spent the first 40 metres in line with his fellow sprinters. However, he finished the race around 10 yards in front of the second fastest sprinter, covering the remaining 60 metres in full-throttle. Fans were left awestruck as a video of Gout's incredible sprint surfaced on social media.

Iga Swiatek refocuses at US Open after 2023 letdown - ESPN

Iga Swiatek saw her hopes of a US Open title defense dashed last year when she fell in the fourth round at Flushing Meadows but now says she feels free of the pressure that helped fuel that letdown.

Sarabjot Singh Makes Big Paris Olympics 2024 Revelation, Says He Barely Trained With Manu Bhaker

Sarabjot Singh, who partnered with Manu Bhaker to win India's first ever Olympic medal in a mixed shooting event, on Saturday said they "barely" got to train together in the run-up to their event. Bhaker and Sarabjot scripted history with a bronze medal in the 10m air pistol mixed team shooting event at the Paris Games. "My training was due at 9, hers was due at 12, individually. Mixed session lasted for 30 minutes, before which she trained separately, and I separately." "Our conversation was usually brief and limited to 'Apna 100 per cent dena hai (we have to give our 100 per cent)'. Apart from that, we enjoyed some banter. Sometimes I would make fun of her, sometimes she would of me," recalled Sarabjot.

Paris-bound Josephine Healion aiming to absorb it all on her learning curve

It was during her college days that Josephine Healion, along with her sister, joined their local club, Tullamore Cycling and Touring Club.

Golfer Shannon Tan becomes first Singaporean woman to make cut at a Major

SINGAPORE: Golfer Shannon Tan has made history once again.

"Why Stress Out On A Victory Lap?": TikTok Message That Relieved US Open Winner Coco Gauff

Coco Gauff is embracing the pressure and privilege of defending her US Open title -- with the help of elite Olympians and at least one encouraging TikTok commentator. "Obviously coming in as defending champion is a little bit of pressure, but also more of a privilege, because as my new motto is: If you defend, that means you won something before," Gauff said Friday at Flushing Meadows, where the final Grand Slam of the season starts on Monday. Gauff, ranked third in world, has endured a difficult follow-up season after bagging her first major title here last year.

So, the world will not end?

Last week, the world was going to end! Or so we thought. Why? When the Paris 2024 Olympic Games in Paris concluded without any of the 82 Nigerian athletes returning with a medal around their necks, Nigerians were infuriated. They reacted vehemently. It was as if the world was going to end.

Olympians hope to shake off Paris hangover at US Open

NEW YORK : Paris Olympians in New York might need a little extra effort to bring their A-game to the U.S. Open, after a tight turnaround and quick switch from the clay of Roland Garros to the hardcourts of Flushing Meadows.

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Watch: 16-Year-Old's Stunning Sprint, Misses Usain Bolt's 100m World Record By A Whisker

Iga Swiatek refocuses at US Open after 2023 letdown - ESPN

Sarabjot Singh Makes Big Paris Olympics 2024 Revelation, Says He Barely Trained With Manu Bhaker

Paris-bound Josephine Healion aiming to absorb it all on her learning curve

Golfer Shannon Tan becomes first Singaporean woman to make cut at a Major

"Why Stress Out On A Victory Lap?": TikTok Message That Relieved US Open Winner Coco Gauff

So, the world will not end?

Olympians hope to shake off Paris hangover at US Open