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Ash Moloney won decathlon bronze in Tokyo but his teammate Cedric Dubler nearly stole the show. We find out what they’re up to now

He was briefly the face of Australian athletics, whose heroics at the Tokyo Olympics inspired a nation. Ash Moloney secured the country’s first Olympic decathlon medal in dramatic circumstances in 2021, when he surged home in the 1500m,


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Founder Alexis Ohanian is Serena Williams’ husband

Meeting is on 18 September at StoneX Stadium

London is to host a star-studded all-female Athlos athletics meeting on 18 September as founder Alexis Ohanian builds towards his dream of it becoming “F1 for track and field”.

Ohanian, who is married to tennis legend Serena Williams, has added a London date prior...


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Event ‘goes against everything Wada stands for’

Inaugural competition is on Sunday in Las Vegas

The World Anti-Doping Agency says it is concerned that Enhanced Games’ athletes will tempt more young people into using performance-enhancing drugs.

The stark warning comes before the controversial $50m event in Las Vegas on Sunday, which allows competitors to ta...


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Why are the Enhanced Games, taking place in Las Vegas this weekend, so contentious, and how have governing bodies have responded to the event?

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USC athlete dominates field with illegal 5.6m/s tailwind

Sprinter has twice run faster than Patrick Johnson’s 9.93s

Australian sprinter Eddie Nketia has clocked a staggering 100m time of 9.74 seconds at a college meet in the US – but it won’t count for record purposes because of a howling tailwind.

Nketia, who recently swapped his allegiance from New Zealand...


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