Simone Biles Opens Up About How the "Twisties" Led to Her Withdrawal From the Olympics | THR News
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Simone Biles Opens Up About How the "Twisties" Led to Her Withdrawal From the Olympics | THR News
The 24-year-old U.S. gymnast got open and honest about the danger of the physically disorienting experience and pushed back on critics who said she quit the team finals.
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Tuesday's best and worst from the Paris Olympics. Simone Biles' redemption, Nada Hafez reaches round of 16 seven months pregnant, while a kayak coach gets arrested after getting into police brawl over public urination.
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In this exclusive interview, Indian sprint legend and IOA President PT Usha opens up about the recent heated confrontation within the Indian Olympic Association regarding the controversial appointment of CEO Raghuram Iyer. Usha shares her perspective on the internal disputes, the implications for India's Olympic aspirations, and her commitment to leading the IOA towards a brighter future. Don't miss her insights on the challenges facing Indian sports governance and the critical decisions that could impact India's bid for the 2036 Olympics.
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Wrestling star Alan Vera -- who just narrowly missed qualifying for Team USA's Olympic roster earlier this year -- has sadly died at 33 years old ... after he.. TMZ.com
The decision by Simone Biles to opt out of some Olympic events is intensifying a conversation about mental health in sports. CBS2's Steve Overmyer spoke with one of the foremost mental coaches.