Imane Khelif hits back at IBA: ‘I will fight in the ring, I will fight in courts’
Imane Khelif has pledged to continue fighting in the women’s category despite a decision by the International Boxing ...
Jordan Chiles Should Keep Her Disputed Paris Olympics Medal. Here’s Why.
For Jordan Chiles, the Paris Olympics in August marked both the realization of a dream and a rude awakening. Chiles finished ...
Olympic Gold Medalist Slapped With Major Ban After Doping Violations Surface
Olympic gold medal equestrian rider Eric Lamaze has been banned from the sport until 2031 following new sanctions handed down ...
Eric Lamaze, 2008 Olympic equestrian champion, banned until 2031
Eric Lamaze, an Olympic equestrian champion in 2008, has been banned from the sport until 2031 after a second four-year ...
2008 Olympic champion Eric Lamaze banned from equestrian until 2031 for breaking doping rules
Equestrian rider Eric Lamaze who was an Olympic champion in 2008 has been banned from the sport until 2031 after a second ...
Swiss Federal Tribunal dismissed Vuskovic appeal against doping ban
The Swiss Federal Tribunal has dismissed an appeal against a four-year doping ban against former SV Hamburg player Mario ...
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Sports arbitration awards potentially open to review by EU courts – is commercial arbitration next
In Seraing v FIFA e.a., Advocate General Capeta (AG) has taken the view that the principle of effective judicial protection means that EU Member ...
Olympian Jordan Chiles leads UCLA gymnastics comeback with perfect 10 in floor exercise
Despite 104-degree fever earlier in week, Olympic gold medalist Jordan Chiles nailed her Prince-themed routine to fuel UCLA rally over Michigan State.
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Court of Arbitration for Sport reduces suspension of Swedish tennis player
LONDON (AP) — The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has reduced the suspension of Swedish tennis player Dragos Madaras from four years and six months to two years. Madaras had been suspended under ...
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Montana Viewpoint: Sports and courts - no place for bias
If sports teams don’t get to choose the referees in a game, why should political parties get to support candidates in a judicial election? It’s really not that different. However Montana politicians ...