Exclusive: Handball’s GOAT on his comeback and Mikkel Hansen; Spanish badminton trailblazers; and much more!
| | Nikola Karabatic opens up on his comeback and a match of titans at Tokyo 2020 Two Olympic gold medals, four World and three European Championships – handball legend Nikola Karabatic has won it all, but he is still hungry for more. With France qualified for Tokyo 2020, Karabatic opens up on his injury and what any handball fan dreams about: France and Nikola Karabatic against Denmark and Mikkel Hansen. |
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| | | | The first Indian fencer to qualify for the Olympic Games In a momentous feat, Bhavani Devi became the first Indian fencer ever to qualify for the Olympics after booking her Tokyo 2020 ticket. Already a history maker with many firsts to her name, her achievement will boost fencing in India. So, who is Bhavani Devi? Let us have a look at her story. |
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| | Pablo Abian and Carolina Marín pave the way for badminton in Spain At London 2012, Pablo Abian became the first Spaniard to win a badminton match at the Olympic Games. Now aiming for his fourth Olympic Games at the age of 35, he shares his best Olympic memories and what Olympic and three-time world champion Carolina Marín means for badminton in Spain. |
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| | | | Last call: Vote for the emblem of Milano Cortina 2026 Two designs have been shortlisted for the emblem of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026. Have you voted yet? Do you want to boost the chances of your favourite?
You have three votes every day. |
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| | | | Young leader breaks gender equality barriers through basketball Germany’s Paulina Fritz has a passion for basketball and the will to make a better world through sports. She combines both thanks to the IOC Young Leader Program and her “basketacademy” project. See how it started and what she does to break barriers for gender equality. |
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| | | | New Aftershocks episodes coming soon The 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake is one of the country's largest national disasters. In six 10-minute episodes, we follow Japanese athletes return to their home towns to see how the true power of sport continues to inspire and unite communities.
Three new episodes available 23 March. |
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