Category: Sports
Canadian rugby sevens captain Olivia Apps raises awareness for her sport and an autoimmune disease through her dramatic experiences over the past year.
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Source: KTVZ
Update At: 7/30/2024
Coco Gauff was eliminated from the women's singles at the 2024 Paris Olympics after a controversial loss to Donna Vekic. A disputed call during the match led to a heated argument, with Gauff expressing her frustration over the officiating. Despite the setback in singles, she still has opportunities to compete for medals in doubles and mixed doubles.
CBS Sports
Coco Gauff and Emma Navarro faced significant pressure during their Olympic debut in Paris, leading to uncharacteristic outbursts and inappropriate conduct. Both players had high hopes for their first Games, which contributed to their struggles.
Tennis.com
Coco Gauff faced an emotional exit from the women's singles competition at the Paris Olympics, losing to Donna Vekic after a heated argument with the chair umpire over a controversial call. Gauff expressed her frustration about the lack of video replay technology in tennis, advocating for a VAR system to prevent unfair situations in matches.
People
Simone Manuel's participation in the Olympics concluded after the preliminary round of the 50m freestyle event.
NBC News
Coco Gauff was eliminated from the Paris Olympics singles tennis tournament by Croatia’s Donna Vekić in straight sets, 7-6 (7), 6-2. Gauff became emotional after a controversial call by the chair umpire, which occurred when she was leading 4-1 in the first set. Despite the loss, Gauff remains in the women's doubles and mixed doubles competitions.
Fox News
Coco Gauff lost to Donna Vekic at the Paris Olympics after a controversial umpiring decision led to an extended argument with the chair umpire. Despite a strong start, Gauff was unable to maintain her lead and ultimately lost 7-6, 6-2. The match was marked by Gauff's frustration over repeated incorrect calls during her matches at Roland Garros.
The Guardian
Dan Bigham will resign from Ineos Grenadiers after the Paris 2024 Olympics, citing frustrations with the team's management and lack of support for his Olympic ambitions. He criticized the team's performance approach and expressed concerns about the direction of Ineos following significant management changes. Bigham, a former Hour Record holder and team pursuit world champion, plans to work for one more week post-Olympics for a handover.
Cyclingnews
Dan Bigham, preparing for the Paris 2024 Olympics with Team GB, announced he will leave Ineos Grenadiers after the Games due to frustrations with the team's current setup and lack of support for his Olympic campaign. Bigham criticized the team's performance approach and expressed disappointment over the lack of clarity and autonomy in his role. His departure adds pressure to Ineos Grenadiers, which has faced challenges following a difficult Tour de France.
The Telegraph
Dan Bigham's resignation from Ineos Grenadiers highlights dissatisfaction with management's direction and performance strategies. Bigham, who played a key role in the team's aero and tech advancements, sought more autonomy in his role. His departure comes amid a series of changes within the team, including the signing of veteran riders to mentor younger talent as Ineos aims to rebuild and adapt to a competitive cycling landscape dominated by super teams.
Outside Magazine
Bigham, a performance engineer for Ineos Grenadiers, has transitioned from a successful career in F1 and track cycling to focus on his Olympic aspirations. He expressed frustrations with the team's support and alignment on performance strategies, leading to his decision to leave the WorldTour team. Bigham aims for greater autonomy in his approach as he prepares for the Paris Olympics.
Canadian Cycling Magazine