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Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk asks IOC to ban Russia from 2024 Olympics: 'Medals of blood, deaths and tears' - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian boxer Oleksandr Usyk asks IOC to ban Russia from 2024 Olympics: 'Medals of blood, deaths and tears'

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo also called on the IOC to ban Russian athletes from the games.

Source: aol.com
Russia's 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist In 400-Meter Hurdles Disqualified For Doping - Vimarsana News

Russia's 2012 Olympic Gold Medalist In 400-Meter Hurdles Disqualified For Doping

Russian athlete Natalya Antyukh has been stripped of her 400-meter hurdles gold medal at the 2012 London Olympics for doping under a ruling issued on October 24 by track and field's Athletics Integrity Unit.

Source: rferl.org
Athletics-Coach Minichiello banned for life over inappropriate conduct - Vimarsana News

Athletics-Coach Minichiello banned for life over inappropriate conduct

Toni Minichiello, who guided Britain's Jessica Ennis-Hill to the heptathlon gold at the 2012 Olympics, has been banned for life after a disciplinary panel appointed by the UK Athletics (UKA) Board found him to have engaged in sexually inappropriate behaviour. Minichiello was provisionally suspended last year pending an investigation into complaints from female athletes.

Renowned Cal women's swim coach accused in newspaper article of toxic bullying and racism - Vimarsana News

Renowned Cal women's swim coach accused in newspaper article of toxic bullying and racism

More than two dozen UC Berkeley student athletes, former athletes and parents have...

Does Wimbledon's ban on Russian players really serve a purpose? - Vimarsana News

Does Wimbledon's ban on Russian players really serve a purpose?

The organisers would like this to be viewed as a principled decision, but it risks looking more like a hollow display