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Beijing 2022 Olympics to be powered by 100% renewable energy
Beijing is set to power the 2022 Winter Olympics and Paralympics with energy sourced from 100% renewable energy.
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Novak Djokovic Cruises to 9th Australian Open Title
Novak Djokovic defeated fourth seed Daniil Medvedev in three quick sets on Sunday in Melbourne to claim his ninth Australian Open title.
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Opinion: Simone Biles penalized for having skills other gymnasts can't pull off
Simone Biles is the last person international gymnastics officials should be using to try and make a point. In an effort to deter other gymnasts from trying skills they are not physically capable of doing, the International Gymnastics Federation watered down the value of a new element Biles plans to do at the world championships. That’s right. Penalize the reigning world and Olympic champion, who is almost cautious when it comes to adding difficulty, for the potential recklessness of others.
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Kevin Garnett Isn’t Sure His Generation Could Play in Today’s N.B.A.
“I don’t know if even the guards could play in this time right here. It’s saucy. ”
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YouTube prankster planted Super Bowl streaker to advertise his porn website
The Super Bowl streaker's prank lost some of its sheen when it was revealed to be a publicity stunt for adult site Vitaly Uncensored.
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Flags raised on possible NFL concussion bias
Some clinicians tasked with evaluating the eligibility of former NFL players for compensation from the league's 2013 concussion settlement worry that the testing protocols discriminate against Black players, an ABC News investigation has found.
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Baseball Hall gets no new members; Schilling 16 votes shy
NEW YORK (AP) — The baseball Hall of Fame won’t have any new players in the class of 2021 after voters decided no one had the merits — on-the-field or off — for enshrinement in Cooperstown
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Japan doubles down on Tokyo Olympics, denies report of cancellation
Japan doubled down on its commitment to host the Tokyo Olympics this year and flatly denied reports on Friday of a cancellation, in a move that is unlikely to temper public fears of holding the event during a global pandemic.
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Cristiano Ronaldo becomes top goalscorer in football history
Cristiano Ronaldo is the top scorer in Serie A this season with 15 goals in 14 games; the 35-year-old believes he can play for "many, many more years"; Ronaldo says winning 2022 World Cup with Portugal would be a "dream"
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Coca-Cola Joins Pepsi in Benching Ads During Super Bowl LV
Concerned they might strike the wrong tone, both brands have opted to sit out.
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Can Tokyo Safely Host the Olympic Games This Summer?
It is Tokyo’s fate to stage the world’s largest sporting event a year later than planned, at a time of global economic uncertainty and amid a pandemic that will be far from over on July 23. Is it really ready?
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Team USA Secures Gold at 2021 World Junior Hockey Championship
What a final game at the 2021 World Junior Championship wich saw Team USA defeat Canada by score of 2-0 to win the gold medal.
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Baker Mayfield's overthrown Hail Mary is the longest pass ever recorded in an NFL game
The play didn't result in a TD
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Cleveland’s Baseball Team Will Drop Its Indians Team Name
The decision comes amid a wider push for sports teams to stop using Native American names and imagery as team names and mascots.
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Mike Tyson smoked marijuana before exhibition fight against Roy Jones Jr.
'Listen, I can't stop smoking,' Tyson said after the fight
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Why Are Great Athletes More Likely To Be Younger Siblings?
Venus Williams was the first of the Williams sisters to make a splash in professional tennis.
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Simone Biles - 6 Amazing Trained Skills, Not Yet Competed
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This New Transparent Paddleboard Lets You See the Ocean Beneath Your Feet
The board also features two rows of LED lights to illuminate the water.
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Mike Tyson draws with Roy Jones Jr in battle of legends
The two former world champions met in an exhibition fight at the Staples Center in Los Angeles
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How Japan is scrambling to save the Tokyo Olympics
Facial recognition, particle analysis and hundreds of millions of vaccine doses are all part of the plan to make sure the Olympics goes ahead next summer
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