Mexico Wins Second Medal at 2026 Archery World Cup in Puebla

Mexico’s Archery Ascent: Sebastián García and Women’s Squad Shine in Shanghai The 2026 international archery circuit is witnessing a definitive shift in power, and the epicenter of that momentum is Mexico. In a series of stunning performances at the Archery World Cup in Shanghai, China, the Mexican contingent has cemented its status as a global … Read more

Mexico Archery World Cup: Athletes, Schedule & How to Watch in Puebla 2024

Mexico Sets Sights on Puebla World Cup with Strong Archery Squad Puebla, Mexico, is set to host the Archery World Cup from April 7th to 12th, and Mexico has announced its team of skilled archers ready to compete on home soil. Following a rigorous selection process, the national team boasts a mix of seasoned Olympians … Read more

Fillon Maillet: French Sport Legend Alongside Fourcade & Riner

If another biathlete, Martin Fourcade, remains the most successful (six gold medals), the Jura native displays a fine collection with five gold medals, three silver and one bronze. Dizzying, especially since the boy is as discreet in life as he is relentless on skis. “I’m looking for performance, not buzz. My happiness is not in … Read more

Olympic Pressure: Mental Strength & Performance

At the Olympics, many athletes fail because of the pressure. Sports psychologist Christian Heiss explains why relaxation exercises are not a panacea – and what could help. February 20, 2026, 6:54 p.m Close Article summary Christian Heiss, the DOSB’s new Welfare Officer at the Olympic Games, emphasizes the importance of mental health for athletes. Pressure … Read more

Fabien Claude Wins Biathlon Sprint – 2026 Olympics Preview

It’s little consolation, but a good moment to end the 2026 Winter Olympics. Author of nine shooting errors this Friday during the mass start, Fabien Claude experienced a final nightmare race at Milan-Cortina. The biathlete did not, however, finish in last place since he, with the Italian Nicola Romanin and the American Campbell Wright, won … Read more

Vasilievs on Figure Skating: Unique Perspective & Direct Words

The popular Latvian figure skater Deniss Vasiļjevs became a three-time Olympian in February 2026 in Milan. Pride in what has been done is deserved, but there is also a bitter aftertaste. A day after the final skating at the Olympic Games, TVNET+ met with the citizen of Daugavpils to look back on the experience from … Read more

Liu Wins Gold: Olympics Figure Skating Reaction

Gold, shine and pure joy: Alysa Liu enchants the audience at the Olympic figure skating freestyle. It crowns her return to competitive sport in an impressive way. Her life story is worthy of a film. Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu wrote her most beautiful fairy tale herself. “I am a storyteller,” said the 20-year-old … Read more

Justine Braisaz-Bouchet: Winter Olympics Mass Start Qualification Explained

One last opportunity to make up for it for Justine Braisaz-Bouchet. The Frenchwoman, Olympic champion in the specialty in Beijing in 2022, will be at the start of the mass start (12.5 km) on Saturday in Anterselva. She was preferred to Camille Bened for the last biathlon race of the 2026 Olympic Games in Milan … Read more

2026 Olympics Halfpipe: Reigning Champ’s Injury Scare

Images as impressive and frightening as ever. The halfpipe qualifications for the Milan-Cortina Olympic Games were marked by the heavy fall of one of the competitors, Finley Melville Ives, the reigning world champion, this Friday morning. After a failed first run, the New Zealand skier, candidate for the gold medal, fell heavily in the middle … Read more