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2 days ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
The IBSA World Judo Championships for visually impaired athletes kicked off this Tuesday in the Kazakh capital. More than 40 nations are competing at the Ushkempirov Palace until Thursday, with free admission, live coverage, and an emotional opening ceremony. Judo has once again brought the world together through contact, awareness, and determination.
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4 days ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
For the first time at a Pan American event, the discipline took centre stage with an official Tul competition - an International Taekwon-Do Federation-driven effort oozing emotion and respect during the 16th Pan American Championships in Chile in a historic day for inclusion.
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4 days ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
Kazakhstan will host the IBSA Judo World Championships for the first time on Tuesday. Over 40 countries will compete at the Zhaksylyk Ushkempirov Wrestling Palace, with free entry, live coverage and support from IBSA and Local Organising Committee. Astana is ready and judo is in the air. From the airport to the heart of the city - with its wide avenues and striking architecture - it all leads to the Ushkempirov Wrestling Palace.
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6 days ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
This week, during the inauguration of a new VIP lounge at Milan Linate airport and with the support of the Ministry of Sport and Youth, the agreement was sealed to make ITA Airways the Official Airline of the 25th Olympic Winter Games.
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6 days ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
A New York court ruled partially in favour of the Professional Tennis Players' Association this week, finding that the ATP's conduct in an ongoing antitrust case was "potentially coercive". The long-running conflict between professional tennis players and the sport's governing bodies took a significant turn on Wednesday when Judge Margaret Garnett issued a ruling that partially supports the PTPA's case against the ATP.
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1 week ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
During an assembly held in Lima this week, the current president of the Peruvian Olympic Committee was unanimously reelected on a single ticket, confirming his continuation for the 2025-2028 term after originally taking on the post back in 2021. With the full support of the Assembly and no opposing candidates, Manyari Velazco will remain at the helm of the COP until 2028.
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1 week ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
The executive board of the country's leading sports authority gathered in Budapest for a wide-ranging meeting to set strategic priorities for the next Olympic cycle. The agenda also included the approval of last year's financial reports and the budget for 2025.
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1 week ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
Speaking from its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, the FIE announced that teams made up of Russian athletes who have been granted AIN status will be able to take part in the European Championships, to be held in Genoa, Italy, from 14–19 June, and the World Championships, taking place in Tbilisi, Georgia from 22–30 July.
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1 week ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
The car manufacturer and European nation renewed its support for the Olympic team ahead of Milano Cortina by providing hybrid and electric vehicles to two of its leading figures, Janine Flock and Wolfgang Kindl. The countdown to the 25th Olympic Winter Games, which start on February 2026 is gathering pace, and in Austria the momentum is not only being driven by the ice tracks or skeleton runs.
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1 week ago | 
insidethegames.biz | Raul Daffunchio Picazo
Mario Moccia, whose career goes far beyond his current role, was elected as the new president of the body responsible for coordinating high performance sport policy in the South American country and thus returns to the helm of the mixed-management association that has been at the heart of elite sport policy in Argentina since its creation in 2009.
