A Timeline of Novak Djokovic's Shaky Olympics History
The Serbian tennis player dominates world majors, but his first and only medal in the Games was a bronze in 2008.
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From Far and Near, These Golfers Got Their Start at U.S. Schools
The first golfer from Asia to win at this year’s Masters, Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama’s personifies just how global the sport has become. But while golf may reach every corner of the globe, players from other countries still consider the U.S. as the place to take their game to the next level. Of the 120 golfers competing at the Tokyo Olympics,.....Promoted By Nissan -
U.S. Crushed by ROC After Losing Thompson to Injury
The United States’ hopes of winning a first Olympic gold medal in women’s volleyball took a hit on Saturday when they lost ace spiker Jordan Thompson to injury in a straight sets defeat by the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) team.
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United States Men's Basketball Closes Out Pool Play Against Czech Republic
A win would improve their record to 2-1, all but securing Team USA’s place in the knockout stage
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Rafa Mir's Substitute Hat Trick Leads Spain's Extra Time Win
Rafa Mir scored three times off the bench as Spain came back twice to force extra time in a 5-2 win over Cote d’Ivoire at the Olympics on Saturday.
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Citing Injury, Djokovic Withdraws From Mixed Doubles Bronze Medal Match
Novak Djokovic will not win a medal in Tokyo after withdrawing from the mixed doubles bronze medal match, his final chance.
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Laura Pigossi, Luisa Stefani Win Brazil's First Olympic Tennis Medal
Brazil’s Laura Pigossi and Luisa Stefani battled back to win their nation’s first-ever Olympic tennis medal.
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France Takes Judo Mixed Team Gold Over Japan
France won 4-1, getting wins from Teddy Riner, Clarisse Agbegnenou, Axel Clerget, and Romane Dicko in an event that proved to be a thrilling innovation for the games.
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Novak Djokovic Upset in Bronze Medal Match in Tokyo; Withdraws From Doubles
There will be no Bronzed Slam for Novak Djokovic either. After losing his bid for the Golden Slam of tennis when his gold medal hopes were dashed in his surprising semifinal loss on Friday, Djokovic then lost the bronze medal match on Saturday, falling 4-6, 7-6, 6-3 to Spain’s Pablo Carreno Busta. After dropping the first set, Djokovic was...... -
Team USA's Xander Schauffele Remains Atop Leaderboard After Third Round of Men's Golf Tournament
Team USA’s Xander Schauffele remained atop the leaderboard following the third round of the men’s golf tournament, though Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama is only one stroke off his lead.
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Swiss Shooter Wins Women's 3-Position Event
Switzerland’s Nina Christen overcame a deficit of 3.1 points at the women’s 50m 3-position rifle event Saturday to take gold with an Olympic record of 463.9 points.
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New Zealand Women's Rugby Gets Its Gold With Win Over France
The Black Ferns, silver medalists in 2016, fended off a decent challenge from France but ultimately pulled away for a 26-12 win and a rugby gold for New Zealand.
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Immersive Museum in Tokyo Lets You Walk Through Water
To enter TeamLab Planets, guests must first take off their shoes and roll up their pants.
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Turkey's Gazoz Wins Archery Gold; Ellison Upset in Quarterfinals
Turkish archer Mete Gazoz, 22, won the men’s individual archery contest in Tokyo.
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Team USA Looks to Defeat South Korea in Final Group Game
The U.S. continues its quest to win its second gold medal in Baseball at the Olympics.
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Track and Field Day 2: Teahna Daniels makes Women's 100m Final
American Teahna Daniels will compete in what is expected to be an historic women’s 100m final.
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Ethiopia Lauds Barega's Stunning 10,000m Win
Selemon Barega received congratulations on Twitter from his nation’s prime minister; water, irrigation and energy minister; and ambassador to the United States.
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World Record Holder Harrison Set for 100m Hurdles Gold Dash
The U.S. swept the medals in Rio five years ago and is favored this time around too, though Puerto Rican Jasmine Camacho-Quinn provides strong competition.
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Olympic Boxing Day 8: British Favorite Rolls on
Middleweight world champion Lauren Price was among the boxers guaranteeing themselves a medal Saturday at the Tokyo Olympics.
