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Filipino-American Lee Kiefer fencer, representing USA, won the gold in the women’s individual foil fencing, defeating defending champion Inna Deriglazova of Russia in the Tokyo Olympics.

The pressure of winning the Philippines’ first Olympic gold medal is taking a toll on Filipino athletes competing in the world’s biggest sports spectacle in Tokyo, Japan.

Team USA, led by NBA All-Star Kevin Durant, suffered a stunning loss, 83-76, from France, snapping an Olympic winning streak stretching back to the 2004 Athens Games.

The German women’s gymnastics team wore full-body suits at the Tokyo Olympics, saying their fashion choice went against the sexualization of their sport and showed that women could wear what they choose.

The best three-year-old horses in the country will be battling it out this Sunday, July 25 at the San Lazaro Leisure Park in Carmona, Cavite to take the first step toward immortality as the first leg of the PHILRACOM Triple Crown unfolds.

Filipino athletes competing at the Tokyo Olympics now total 19 with the addition of two swimmers – Filipino-New Zealander Luke Gebbie and Filipino-American Remedy Rule.

Filipino pole vaulter EJ Obiena won the gold at the Taby Stav Gala Street Pole Vault tournament in Stockholm, Sweden, after tallying 5.80 meters in the first try to claim the crown.

John Riel Casimero will now face WBA regular bantamweight champion Guillermo Rigondeaux, replacing Nonito Donaire in a unification bout, according to the Premier Boxing Champions (PBC).

The achievements of Filipino athletes who represented the country in the Olympics are now enshrined in digital form through a website.

Former two-division champion Danny Garcia, the last opponent of Errol Spence, Jr., predicts the fight between Manny Pacquiao and Spence will not go the full 12 rounds.