Scott Bregman

1 month ago | olympics.com | Scott Bregman

The Dutch women will be without two of their stars at the upcoming European Artistic Gymnastics Championships, set for 26–31 May in Leipzig, Germany. Two-time Olympian Eythora Thorsdottir, who is returning to the sport after missing the Olympic Games Paris 2024 due to injury, posted on Instagram this week that a “minor tear” in her calf will keep her out of competition. “It’s nothing major, but just bad timing which makes it impossible to make it to the European Championships,” she wrote.

1 month ago | olympics.com | Scott Bregman

There won’t be much rest for U.S. gymnast Joscelyn Roberson. The 2024 Team USA Olympic alternate is fresh off her freshman campaign for the University of Arkansas and is already hard at work on her next big goal: the 2025 World Championships. “Our plan, I think, is to go to Classics. We’re not sure if I’m going to do the all-around or just a few events first. It’ll depend on how I progress,” Roberson told Olympics.com this week in an exclusive interview.

2 months ago | olympics.com | Scott Bregman

Spanish tennis superstar Carlos Alcaraz is well versed in the comparisons of him to his sport’s Big Three – Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, and Novak Djokovic. At 21, he’s already accomplished enough to earn them: four Grand Slam titles, a stint as world No.1, and global superstardom. But Alcaraz, having already reached the pinnacle of his sport, approaches tennis with an attitude that's all his own. “I’m not obsessed with being the best in the world,” he told GQ España.

2 months ago | olympics.com | Scott Bregman

Since helping Team USA claim rugby bronze at the Olympic Games Paris 2024, Ilona Maher has become one of her sport’s more recognisable figures. And now, one of Maher’s biggest fans is a woman who helped pave the way: two-time Olympic medallist Ruby Tui. The Kiwi veteran says she’s watched Maher’s rise – and the work behind it – with awe. “People think she was just random or an accident,” Tui told CNN Sport. “Nah, that woman puts work into her rugby, that woman puts work into her branding.

2 months ago | olympics.com | Scott Bregman

Four-time Olympic gold medallist Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone notched another win at the Grand Slam Track’s inaugural event in Kingston, Jamaica. The 400m hurdles world record holder put her talent into the 400m flat Sunday (6 April) and ran an impressive 50.32 despite windy conditions for the win. McLaughlin-Levrone sped to a 52.76 world-leading time on the opening day of competition in the 400m hurdles, setting up the overall women’s long hurdles title win. “Anything can happen.