Briefs | Bolt says sub-19 seconds in 200 still a goal

The "Usain Bolt Variety Hour" hit Brazil, big time, on Monday. The closing number said it all: After talking about life, sprinting and the Olympics — and yes, Bolt insisted

Rio Olympics | Ibtihaj Muhammad makes US history, wears hijab in Olympics

American Ibtihaj Muhammad looked like all the other fencers when she stepped on the piste, save for the non-descript black scarf covering her head. With that small gesture, Muhammad made history. Muhammad became the first American athlete

Gymnast kicked off the Netherlands’ team

Dutch gymnast Yuri van Gelder has been kicked off the Netherlands’ team at the Olympics and is being sent home from Rio for breaching team rules. The Royal Netherlands Gymnastics Association

Clash of Titans | Guardiola vs. Mourinho duel resumes in Manchester

They’ve hired the two most coveted coaches in world football. Their spending on new players this offseason has just shattered the USD300-million barrier. Their stated aim is to win the

Rio Olympics | Australian, Chinese swim officials tangle amid doping feud

Swimming officials from Australia and China are jumping into the fray as a feud over doping between swimmers Mack Horton and Sun Yang keeps boiling over at the Rio Olympics. The

With an eye-popping score, US gymnasts put world on notice

The nerves were there. Unmistakable. Unavoidable. Standing in the darkened tunnel before entering Rio Olympic Arena yesterday , the U.S. women’s gymnastics team felt the pressure that comes not from

Briefs | Brazil disappoints again in men’s football

Disappointed yet again, the Brazilian fans jeered their own team and saved their applause for Iraq. Brazil, which has never won the Olympic gold medal in men's soccer, failed to

Rio Olympics | Cycling course leaves riders bloodied, broken

After a series of spills in the men’s Olympic road race left cyclists with broken bones and bloody road rash, it seemed as if the women’s race Sunday was going

10m Air Pistol – first gold medal for Vietnam | Hoang holds on against Wu, rowdy crowd to take air gun gold

Hoang Xuan Vinh heard the cheers. The Brazilian fans wanted a Brazilian to win Olympic gold and let Felipe Almeida Wu know it with every shot. They could chant “Wu!” all

Olympics – Weightlifting | Thailand’s Sopita Tanasan wins 48kg gold in event debut

In her Olympic debut, Sopita Tanasan came away with gold. The Thailand native won the women’s 48-kilogram category Saturday in the first weightlifting event at the Rio de Janeiro Games. Tanasan snatched

Olympics | You’re in! Five new sports make Tokyo 2020 cut

Baseball and softball are returning to the Olympics in 2020, while skateboarding, surfing, karate and sport climbing are joining the games for the first time. The IOC approved the addition of

Rio – The latest | Solo says not bothered by ‘Zika, Zika’ chants

The latest from the Rio Olimpic games: – American football goalkeeper Hope Solo says she was not bothered by fans who chanted “Zika, Zika” at her as the U.S. women’s team

Olympics | Fears about Rio Games? Don’t forget Brazilian party skills

Peter Prengaman, Rio de Janeiro For months, fears about the Rio de Janeiro Olympics have been hogging the spotlight. There are concerns about safety amid a surge of murders in Rio and

NZ Formula One driver Chris Amon dead at 73

New Zealand motor racing driver Chris Amon, who was considered one of the best Formula One drivers of his generation, has died aged 73, his family said yesterday. The cause

Afghanistan’s extreme geography attracts extreme sports

On a recent sunny morning in northern Afghanistan, excited children and bemused policemen lined the banks of a fast-flowing river to watch a group of Europeans in multicolored kayaks navigate

Football | Germany forward Leroy Sane joins Man City

Manchester City took its offseason spending close to USD100 million under coach Pep Guardiola by signing Germany winger Leroy Sane from Schalke yesterday. The 20-year-old Sane joined City for a reported

Rio Olympics | Expert to athletes: ‘Don’t put your head under water’

Just days ahead of the Olympic Games the waterways of Rio de Janeiro are as filthy as ever, contaminated with raw human sewage teeming with dangerous viruses and bacteria, according

270 participants in ‘Precious Moments’ photo contest

A total of 270 contestants submitted their entries for the “Precious Moments in Macau” 2016 Photography Competition, which is co-organized each year by the Government Information Bureau (GCS) together with

Olympics | Doping Usain Bolt brings light to a sport in peril

Since he coasted to the 100-meter finish line in world-record time at the Bird’s Nest eight years ago, Usain Bolt has been the smiling face of track and field. He

Motorsport – F1 | Mercedes driver Hamilton increases lead with German win

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton surged into the lead at the start of the German Grand Prix yesterday and held on to win the last race before the summer break and

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