Raygun, a b-girl who famously competed for Australia in this year's Summer Olympics, says she is retired from the sport of breaking.
Australian Olympic “breaker” Rachael Gunn, aka Raygun, has, apparently, been having a rough go of it ever since she embarrassed herself in front of the world by flopping around on the Olympic stage, doing what looked like an impersonation of either a kangaroo, bunny or velociraptor while hopping around like a toddler trying to get her […]
Earlier this week, Flav offered to create a bronze clock for gymnast Jordan Chiles who represented Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games
American track star Noah Lyles dealt with some backlash after being seen out partying in Paris on Sunday. He had revealed that he was diagnosed with COVID-19 days before and ran the 100 meter and 200 meter while infected.
Breaking officially debuted at the Olympic Games on Friday, beginning with the "B-Girls" or women's competition. Many who watched on social media had praise for the event, while some scoffed at the format.
We wonder if he's practicing how to carry it or if he's just going to freestyle it once they pass him the torch.
Naturally, Knick fans were outraged that the team's MVP, Jalen Brunson, wasn't added to the team.
Snoop Dogg will join the NBC Olympics broadcast team as a special commentator for the 2024 Paris Games with host Mike Tirico.
After previously being banned from the world stage, the Soul Cap—a swim cap that is made specifically to protect natural Black hair has been approved for use at the Olympics.Â
The USA's Men's Basketball team has one job. However, on Sunday (July 25) the squad of NBA players that includes Kevin Durant and Damian Lillard lost to a Team France squad lead in scoring by Evan Fournier at the Tokyo Olympics.
Journalist Claire Lehmann made an explosive claim linking late track and field legend Florence Griffith-Joyner's death to steroid use and citing her long nails as proof and also took a shot at Sha'Carri Richardson to boot.
It’s way past time to add Simone Biles to the Sports Mount Rushmore, which already includes Tom Brady, Michael Phelps, Serena Williams, and Michael Jordan or Lebron James (choose one).
