Whatever the outcome of Friday’s hearing, his release will still bring us no closer to the truth of what happened that fateful Valentine’s Day in 2013.
Winning a gold medal comes with more than just bragging rights for South Korean athletes – the honour also gives them an exemption from mandatory military service.
The cherry on top must have been the jubilant skip over the finish line, but sports officials didn’t seem to share the joy.
Swiss runner Jason Joseph has been accused of showing poor sportsmanship after celebrating brazenly in front of his unconscious rival.
The long-running Oscar Pistorius ‘will he or won’t he get parole’ saga has taken another twist.
It’s a little tiresome that every new sprint sensation is compared to Bolt. However, 19-year-old Letsile Tebogo from Botswana doesn’t seem to mind.
Pistorius is preparing to take authorities to court over their alleged failure to grant him a parole hearing. Those who deal with him regularly believe he’s ready to be released.
In November last year, news broke that Oscar Pistorius was eligible for parole and he seemed headed for the exit.
Not every man will run an impressive distance for you and then use a public platform to propose.
While there have been plenty of documentaries and series unpacking Oscar Pistorius’ fall from grace and Reeva’s death, ‘My Name is Reeva’ is the first to get her family’s seal of approval.
A South African team member tested positive for an illegal substance ahead of being invited to compete in the 2022 NOBULL CrossFit Games.
There have been plenty of documentaries and series unpacking Pistorius’ fall from grace and Reeva’s death. This is the first to get her family’s seal of approval.
When Michael Johnson ran 19,32 seconds in the men’s 200-metre final at the 1996 Atlantia Olympic Games, you knew you had witnessed something special.
The competition was established after two people at the local Neuadd Arms pub bet on whether a man could defeat a horse in a long-distance race.
In April, 17-year-old Viwe Jingqi set new national Under-18 times in both the 100-metre and 200-metre events, clocking times that broke decades-old records.
18-year-old Erriyon Knighton recently shattered Bolt’s 200m under-20 record by close to half a second, securing the fourth-fastest time ever recorded.
The 2012 and 2016 Olympic 800-metre women’s champion said that her run-ins with race officials date all the way back to 2009 when she was just 18.
Pistorius’ lawyer, Julian Knight, has accused the Steenkamps of deliberately slowing the parole process down.
Armand ‘Mondo’ Duplantis is head and shoulders above the rest of the pole vaulting world. Yesterday, he finally broke his own world record.
In November last year, news broke that Oscar Pistorius was eligible for parole. His legal representation believes the process has stalled, while the Steenkamps contend that there was an “error in calculation”.
Reeva’s parents have made it clear multiple times over the past few years that they want Oscar to pay for what he did.
After the Supreme Court of Appeal corrected its ruling on Oscar’s sentence, he has actually been eligible for parole since July.
Pistorius’ parole hearing was originally scheduled to take place on October 27 and October 29.
When Usain Bolt clocked a staggering 100-metre world record time of 9,58 seconds, he maxed out at around 43,4 kilometres per hour. Your cat is not impressed.
When a new start-up cracks the news, it’s often referred to as ‘the Uber of’ whatever field it operates in. Concoct an elaborate story to cover up a murder, and you may just be dubbed the new Oscar Pistorius.
Simone Biles is widely regarded as the greatest female gymnast of all time, and it’s easy enough to see why.
Due to an error on the part of the Supreme Court of Appeals, Pistorius’ parole date has now been changed, with Reeva Steenkamp’s family calling the amendment “profoundly unfortunate”.
I know those old trainers have served you well, but it’s time to put them aside and upgrade. Your ankles and feet will thank you.
In 1982, the Ironman Triathlon was still something of a niche event. That would change after images of Julie Moss were beamed around the world.
Back in September, ESPN announced ‘The Life and Trials of Oscar Pistorius’, which had been several years in the making. Now it’s under fire for how it portrays the disgraced athlete’s life.