Shintaro Kano
Producer and Reporter at Olympic Channel
Producer/reporter for @Olympics. Once upon a time w/Kyodo, Yomiuri, Asahi, TIME, SI + AP soccer panelist. 5 Olympics, 8 FIFA+Rugby WCs. All views mine.
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2 months ago |
olympics.com | Shintaro Kano
La saison 2024-2025 de patinage artistique s’achève cette semaine avec le World Team Trophy 2025, qui se tient à Tokyo, au Japon, du 17 au 20 avril. La compétition s’annonce exceptionnelle, réunissant les tout nouveaux champions du monde dans les quatre disciplines, tous prêts à enflammer la glace du Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium : Ilia Malinin (individuel hommes), Alysa Liu (individuel femmes), Madison Chock / Evan Bates (danse sur glace) et Miura Riku / Kihara Ryuichi (couple).
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2 months ago |
olympics.com | Shintaro Kano
The 2024-25 figure skating season will draw to a close this week with the ISU World Team Trophy 2025 in Tokyo. The field has shaped up to be nothing short of stellar with the newly crowned world champions in the four disciplines all set to grace the ice at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium - Ilia Malinin (men’s singles), Alysa Liu (women’s), Madison Chock / Evan Bates (ice dance) and Miura Riku / Kihara Ryuichi (pairs).
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2 months ago |
olympics.com | Shintaro Kano
Finally, Rory McIlroy could exhale. McIlroy won the 89th Masters on Sunday (April) after a play-off against Justin Rose to win his first green jacket, becoming the sixth golfer to complete the career Grand Slam. The 35-year-old Northern Irishman joined the sport’s legends Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Ben Hogan and Gene Sarazen to win all four major championships. McIlroy got the job done on his 11th try, the most attempts among the six who have accomplished the feat.
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2 months ago |
olympics.com | Shintaro Kano
Gout Gout won the senior men’s 200m final in a wind-assisted 19.84 at the Australian Open & Under 20 Athletics Championships in Perth, Australia, on Sunday (13 April). The race was billed as a rematch between the 17-year-old rising star and world indoor 60m silver medallist Lachlan Kennedy, who defeated Gout at the Maurie Plant meet a fortnight ago. However, Kennedy was disqualified for a false start to leave the path open for the youngster.
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2 months ago |
olympics.com | Shintaro Kano
Li Shifeng again failed to shake the monkey off his back as the Chinese fourth seed went down to compatriot Lu Guangzu in three games in the Badminton Asia Championships 2025 semi-finals on Saturday (11 April). Li is now 0-5 for his career against Lu, who reached the championship match with a 19-21, 21-10, 21-14 win. Lu will face Kunlavut Vitidsarn in Sunday’s final, after the Thai shuttler beat Loh Kean Yew in his semi.
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