Aussies want boxers and breaking banned
Paris had no shortage of highlights, heroes and headscratching moments – and Australians have made their feelings known on them all.
Paris had no shortage of highlights, heroes and headscratching moments – and Australians have made their feelings known on them all.
Nobody enjoys leading a pile-on of an Australian athlete doing their best on the world stage, but some things are indefensible.
The Olympics debuted a new sport today and Australia’s entrant became the laughing stock of the world after a brutal debut.
The arrow-slinging between China and the USA over doping at the Olympics has exploded after a bombshell report exposed the Americans.
Australia’s 2024 Olympic team has been branded our “most successful ever” after a record haul of 18 gold medals, but it’s not quite as simple as that.
It doesn’t happen every four years but there’s a couple of very famous examples of the Olympics having a dramatic impact on the make-up of the NBA.
The Boomers coughed up a 24-point lead as their Olympic medal dreams evaporated – and the basketball world had plenty to say about it.
Emma McKeon has the most gold. Ian Thorpe changed swimming forever. But now Ariarne Titmus and Kaylee McKeown have made their case.
Boxing’s gender controversy reignited after the latest victim to fall to one of the fighters under a cloud made her feelings known.
The French pole vaulter whose social following has skyrocketed after he knocked the bar off with his penis has spoken about his “big” disappointment.
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