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Paralympics Games Tokyo 2020: Meet the 2 Wheelchair Basketball Players Who Help Take Bronze Medal for Team USA
On Saturday, Team USA's women's wheelchair basketball team won bronze in the first of two medal games at the Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020. -
Morteza Mehrzad's Disability Becomes An Asset in His Volleyball Success As He Leads Team to Gold in Paralympic Games
After appearing on television, Morteza Mehrzad, who is 246 cm tall, was recruited for the national sitting volleyball squad. Morteza Mehrzad has a long list of accomplishments. -
Buffalo Bills Isaiah McKenzie, Cole Beasley Violate NFL's COVID-19 Protocol; League Fines the Players
Wide receivers Isaiah McKenzie and Cole Beasley of the Buffalo Bills were penalized by the NFL on Thursday for breaching the COVID-19 protocol. -
Afghan Flag Flies at Tokyo Paralympics Despite No Athletes Showing Up
The Tokyo Paralympics opening ceremony included the Afghan flag being held up by a representative as no athlete from Afghanistan was able to compete. The situation comes after the Taliban group took control of the war-torn country's capity city, Kabul. -
Carmelo Anthony Never Expects To Become a Part of the Los Angeles Lakers
Despite having a lengthy relationship with the Lakers, Carmelo Anthony had never imagined himself in purple and gold or become a part of the Los Angeles Lakers until this summer. -
NFL COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign Ramps-Up, Atlanta Falcons First Team To Have 100% Vaccination Rate
Over the last few months, NFL vaccination numbers have risen for both teams and players, and at least one team is now said to be fully inoculated. -
Sports Mogul Mark Cuban Says Dogecoin is the Strongest Crypto, Elon Musk Echoes
Elon Musk, a long-time doge supporter, has backed up billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban's assertion that dogecoin is the strongest cryptocurrency as a means of trade. -
Israeli Gold Medalist Not Allowed to Get Married; Here's Why
Artem Dolgopyat, an Israeli gymnast who won a gold medal in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the second ever for his country, is not allowed to get married. The issue is based on Israeli law that requires the Chief Rabbinate to faciliate the ritual, who does not acknowledge the athlete as religiously Jewish because of his mother. -
Top 10 Most Handsome, Attractive Athletes Competing at The 2020 Tokyo Olympics
A plethora of high-profile sportsmen that dazzled sports enthusiasts always exist. Here is a list of the most handsome, attractive male athletes competing in the Tokyo Olympics 2020 -
Sharpshooter Vitalina Batsarashkina Gets ‘Mansplained’ on Twitter for Holding Gun With One Hand, Yet Wins Olympic Gold
Russian gold medalist Vitalina Batsarashkina was faced with criticism after a photograph of her showing her stance and grip of her air piston during the Tokyo 2020 Olympics was shared online. Mansplainers were quick to point out the "mistake" she made in the way she handled her "weapon." -
Olympic Medals Value: How Much Is a Gold Medal Worth? Why Are Some Athletes Selling Their Wins?
Medals in the Olympics are worth more than just the victory that an athletes have achieved in their respective sport. The awards are also valued based on financial equivalent; gold medals in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics are worth at least $800 and silver medals are worth at least $450. -
Kevin Durant Named US Olympics Mens's Basketball Team's Scoring Leader at 354 Points, Without Actually "Leading His Team"
Despite winning three straight scoring championships, Kevin Durant did not have the best ball use rate on his team but stands alone as the United States men's basketball all-time scorer at the Olympics with 354 points. -
Olympic Gold Medalist Caeleb Dressel Admits He Does Not Keep His Medals, Here's Why
Caeleb Dressel, who holds a total of 15 world championship medals, said that medals are unimportant to him. He even said that he does not keep his medals. -
Olympics: Will Shaner Wins Gold Medal in Air Rifle Competition, Sets New Record
A 20-year-old Kentucky shooter won the United States' second gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Will Shaner captured the U.S. shooting's first-ever gold medal in the men's 10-meter air rifle. -
Tokyo Olympics 2020 Opening Ceremony Highlights
Fireworks rocketed on Friday above Tokyo's new Olympic Stadium as the postponed Summer Games eventually held its opening ceremony. This 2021 ceremony is titled "United by Emotion" and set forth an affecting moment of silence.
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