
Nina Derwael is engaged


By this criteria, Uchimura is only #4.
That’s like ranking Michael Jordan #4 in Basketball. I’d have both higher on my totally subjective rankings. 😀

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I’ve volunteered many times to lead Olympic Solidarity coaching courses. Those are the BEST, in my opinion, offered through the International Gymnastics Federation.
And education courses are only one of many Solidarity initiatives .
DETAILS ➙ Solidarity has been greatly reinforced by the Olympic Agenda

Cool.
The Olympic channel is offering 48 hours non-stop VIDEO of the world’s top female gymnasts this weekend on the Olympics.com channel.
Watch that here.

Kirsty Leigh Coventry Seward (née Coventry; born 16 September 1983) is a Zimbabwean swimmer, politician, and sports administrator.
She will become the 10th president of the International Olympic Committee in 2025; she is the first ever woman and African to be elected to that position.
… she is the most decorated Olympian from Africa.
Thomas Bach will officially hand over the reins on June 24.

When I was a young gymnast, the Japanese were best in the world.
Of all the superstars of the day, my favourite was Akinori Nakayama.
With six Olympic titles and 10 Olympic medals, the awe-inspiring Nakayama Akinori (JPN) was a man apart even in the pantheon of Japan’s greatest gymnasts.
An impeccable performer who was consistently among the best in the world on five apparatus during the 1960s and 1970s, Nakayama, who passed away on 9 March at age 82, inspired wonder by winning four of the eight Olympic titles in Men’s Artistic Gymnastics at the 1968 Olympic Games. …
FIG – Nakayama Akinori, 1943-2025: Remembering one of Japan’s greatest Gymnastics legends
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
Posted by Olympic Champion Margarita Mamun.

The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) announced on Wednesday that philanthropist Ross Stevens had gifted the organisation $100 million (€922,000), the largest single monetary donation it has received in its history, in a move to fund the post-retirement plans of US athletes. …
Worth up to $200,000 (€184,000) per athlete per Games participation, a one-time Olympian or Paralympian is eligible to receive $100,000 (€92,000) 20 years after their qualifying Games or when they turn 45 and then another $100,000 (€92,000) will go to designated athlete beneficiaries upon their death. …
The fund will start with the Milan Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games next year and go through to at least the 2032 Summer Games in Brisbane.

Contagious with the success of Paris 2024, the organisers of the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games are stepping up their commercial strategy and operational planning to achieve the $2.5 billion (€2.4bn) in sponsorships needed to help fund the multi-sport event’s budget, which is around $7 bn (€6.7bn). …
LA28 accelerates towards funding goal
