At the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, Han Qi secured the bronze medal in the men’s 90-kilogram judo competition, marking the first time a male athlete from Tianjin has won an Asian Games medal in the sport. Han Qi Wins Bronze in Men’s 90-Kilogram Judo at Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Following the competition, Han drew widespread attention when … Read more
Elvira Espinosa of Ecuador claimed the first gold medal of the Dakar Youth Olympic Games on November 1, winning the women’s 400-meter freestyle in an outdoor pool while setting a personal best, according to Xinhua News Agency. Espinosa Claims First Gold in Outdoor Pool The opening competition day at the Dakar Youth Olympic Games featured … Read more
The fourth Summer Youth Olympic Games opened on October 31 in Dakar, Senegal, marking the first time the African continent has hosted an Olympic series event, Agence France-Presse reported. Dakar Hosts the Fourth Summer Youth Olympic Games Roughly 2,650 athletes aged 14 to 17 have gathered in Senegal for the competition, which runs through November … Read more
At the 2026 World Weightlifting Championships opening day in Ningbo, China, Yang Yang secured three medals in the men’s 60kg division, capturing gold in the snatch, bronze in the clean and jerk, and the overall gold medal with a 304kg total. Yang Yang Secures Three Medals at Ningbo World Championships The International Weightlifting Federation event … Read more
Zhuang Xiaoyan secured China’s first Olympic judo gold medal at the 1992 Barcelona Games, a victory long attributed in public memory to her coach Liu Yongfu. Decades after that milestone, a public dispute between the champion and her former mentor has surfaced regarding the training methods of that era, centering on allegations of coerced medication … Read more
Zhuang Xiaoyan, who won China’s first-ever Olympic gold medal in judo at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, has publicly accused her former coach Liu Yongfu of forcing athletes to ingest unidentified substances during closed training camps. The Allegations Surrounding 1992 Olympic Training Camps During her career, Zhuang was guided by Liu Yongfu, an architect of the … Read more
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Zheng Qinwen captured the China Open singles title in Beijing, anchoring the current landscape of Chinese women’s tennis as a new generation of players attempts to match the historical heights established by Li Na over a decade ago. While more than ten Chinese women regularly compete on the WTA Tour, observers note a distinct gap … Read more
US Special Envoy for Global Partnerships Paul Zampolli stated on October 15 that sports can reopen channels between the United States and Russia that political friction has closed, 163.com reported. US Envoy Paul Zampolli Cites Hockey as Starting Point Zampolli pointed to ice hockey as a natural foundation for renewed engagement, noting that both nations … Read more
Ranking China’s Greatest Athletes of All Time In a century of Chinese competitive athletics, sorting the nation’s sporting pantheon remains a subject of intense public debate. A comprehensive retrospective published on the Chinese web portal Sina evaluated the all-time greats not merely by medal counts, but by historical trailblazing, international impact, and broad cultural significance. … Read more
The “NBA Cares x Sands Cares Basketball Charity Week 2026″ concluded in Macau on October 11, 2026, with a final “Community Basketball Carnival” held at NBA House. The event, which coincided with the final day of the NBA China Games 2026, brought together professional athletes, local community members, and organizational representatives to promote social inclusion … Read more