World Championships High Jump bronze medallist Ariane Friedrich has exposed a stalker on social media powerhouse Facebook. The German star, Friedrich, revealed that a man went as far as sending her a photo of his genitals in an email, and the furious Olympic, who happens to also be a police officer, put him to shame … Continue reading German Jumper Ariane Friedrich exposed a stalker
Usain Bolt has warned his rivals not to read to much into the defeat to Tyson Gay earlier this season, while admitting that he and American does not see eye to eye. Bolt, the world’s fastest man and treble Olympic and World sprint champion, cut his season short because of a back injury, but prior … Continue reading Usain Bolt Warns That Come Championships Time He Will Be Ready
Two-time World High Jump champion Blanka Vlasic will be making her U.S. competitive debut at the Millrose Games in New York City on 29 January. The 26-year-old Croatian heroine’s appearance at Madison Square Garden will be her second of the season as she prepares to defend her World indoor title in Doha in March. Vlasic … Continue reading Blanka Vlasic To Make U.S. debut at Millrose Games
Ronnie O’Sullivan has taken inspiration from Usain Bolt as he enters the new decade with a new approach to his snooker. The ‘Rocket’, like Jamaican sprinter Bolt, has no peers in his sport, but his drive for perfection has contributed to the psychological demons the 34-year-old has needed to deal with since turning professional in … Continue reading Ronnie O'Sullivan inspired by Usain Bolt
Caribbean Track Life named 2009 award winners The 2009 Track and Field season can be considered one for the ages. From the extraordinary and incomparable performances by Usain Bolt and his Jamaican teammates to Barbados’s Ryan Braithwaite upset and the consistency and gutsy performances of veteran Debbie Ferguson-McKenzie (Bahamas) and Josanne Lucas Trinidad & Tobago … Continue reading Caribbean Track Life 2009 Awards To Caribbean Athletes
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