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TSX REPORT: FIFA’s women’s football growth plan keys on media and TV; gymnastics to allow Russians in 2024; great World Aquatics financials!

2024 Olympic Games

TSX REPORT: Richardson beats Jackson in Chorzow, UCI puts transgender women in men’s division; LA28 Olympic coin bill to be re-introduced

2020 Olympic Games

TSX REPORT: Kipyegon smashes world 1,500 m record; Lightfoot soars U.S. record 19-11; is Modern Pentathlon on the way back, or … out?

2024 Olympic Games

TSX REPORT: Richardson and Kerley impress in Doha; IBA gives IOC 400 pages of replies; Bach all in to return Russia & Belarus

2020 Olympic Games

HIGHLIGHTS: World-leading 1:57.73 for Athing Mu; 2:04:30 marathon win for Kipchoge; Russia win ISU Figure Skating Team Trophy

Aquatics

AQUATICS: 18th World Aquatics Championships start Friday in Gwangju with Diving, Artistic and Open Water events

Aquatics

ARTISTIC SWIMMING: Inui shines again in Quebec City, Carbonell wins in Barcelona

Aquatics

ARTISTIC SWIMMING Preview: Inui and Simoneau face off in Canada, while Carbonell and Yakhno compete in Barcelona World Series

Aquatics

ARTISTIC SWIMMING: Seven-for-seven for Japan’s Yukiko Inui in World Series Greensboro

Aquatics

ARTISTIC SWIMMING: Five Russian wins, but Inui also stars in Tokyo World Series

Aquatics

ARTISTIC SWIMMING: Inui upsets Carbonell in World Series opener in Paris

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