Counting Down 100 Days: Paris 2024 Olympics in Numbers
With just 100 days to go, Paris 2024 is set to make history with equal athlete representation, 10,500 competitors, and 35 venues. Dive into the key figures shaping this global event!
Sports
Read More
Eagles Secure Star WR DeVonta Smith with $75M, Strengthening Their Offensive Lineup
The Philadelphia Eagles lock in star WR DeVonta Smith with a three-year, $75M extension, solidifying their offense alongside A.J. Brown and quarterback Jalen Hurts.
Paris 2024 Olympic Torch Ignited in Historic Olympia Ceremony
The 2024 Paris Olympic torch was first ignited at the Temple of Hera in Olympia, Greece, with actress Mary Mina and gold medalist Stefanos Ntouskos leading the ceremony.
Paris 2024 Olympic Torch: Symbolism and the Journey Begins
Discover the symbolism behind the Paris 2024 Olympic torch and follow its journey from Olympia to the opening ceremony.
Pep Guardiola Warns of ‘Big Trouble’ for Manchester City Amid Injury Woes
Pep Guardiola warns Manchester City is in ‘big, big trouble’ due to key injuries, impacting their race for the Premier League and Champions League titles.
London Lions Win Euro Cup, Making British Basketball History
The London Lions women make history as the first British club to win the Euro Cup, triumphing over Türkiye’s Besiktas in a thrilling final.
Jannik Sinner Shines at Monte Carlo Masters; Defending Champ Rublev Exits Early
Italy’s Jannik Sinner dominates the Monte Carlo Masters, while defending champion Andrey Rublev exits early in a surprising turn of events.
Barcelona Edges PSG in Thrilling Champions League Quarterfinal Battle
Barcelona narrowly defeats PSG in a high-octane Champions League quarterfinal, showcasing attacking flair and tactical shifts.
Djokovic Wins Monte Carlo Opener, Becomes ATP’s Oldest Top-Ranked Singles Player
Novak Djokovic wins Monte Carlo opener, becoming the oldest top-ranked ATP singles player, surpassing Roger Federer.
China’s Liu Huanhua Shatters Men’s 102 kg Weightlifting Records at IWF World Cup
Liu Huanhua from the Chinese mainland sets new world records in men’s 102 kg category at the IWF World Cup, lifting 232 kg in clean and jerk and totaling 413 kg.