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    • Federer will chase elusive Olympic gold in Tokyo

      Federer will chase elusive Olympic gold in Tokyo

      An Olympic gold medal is one of the few medals Roger Federer has yet to win. The Swiss player took part in his first Olympics in Sydney in 2000.Read More ยป

      • Is the future of running 'like walking on the moon'?

        Is the future of running 'like walking on the moon'?

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        Skier being stripped of World Cup win

      • Olympic champ's ban for sexual misconduct overturned

        Olympic champ's ban for sexual misconduct overturned

    • In making history with fifth straight U.S. title, Nathan Chen competes against his own singular past
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      In making history with fifth straight U.S. title, Nathan Chen competes against his own singular past

      The trouble with being Nathan Chen is, nearly all the time, you are being judged against your past brilliance.

    • U.S. figure skating team for 2021 World Championships
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      U.S. figure skating team for 2021 World Championships

      Nathan Chen headlines the U.S. team for the 2021 World Figure Skating Championships in Stockholm in March.

    • IOC expects only 6,000 athletes at Olympic opening ceremony: Yomiuri
      Reuters

      IOC expects only 6,000 athletes at Olympic opening ceremony: Yomiuri

      The International Olympic Committee (IOC) expects only 6,000 athletes to participate in the opening ceremony at the Tokyo Summer Games, more than half of initial estimates, as organizers implement measures to guard against coronavirus infections. The IOC plans to scale back the ceremony because athletes will not be allowed to arrive at the Olympic Village, which can accommodate 18,000 people, more than five days before they compete and must depart within two days after their event finishes, the paper reported citing unidentified sources. Around 11,000 athletes from 200 countries had initially been expected at the opening ceremony, the Yomiuri said.

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