Sergey Bubka News, Pictures & Buzz

Reluctant hero  INQUIRER.net

SEAG surfing hero Casugay becomes first Filipino to receive CIFP award  ESPN

PH surfer Roger Casogay wins international fair play award  Rappler

News - Ukrainian Volleyball Federation re-elects Mykhailo Melnyk as President  FIVB.com

PSC scrambles to continue supporting Obiena  Malaya

Day in sports: U.S. men's gymnastics team wins Olympic gold  Los Angeles Times

Mikee to make sure Tokyo games push through in '21  manilastandard.net

Olympic Highlights 20-07-2020 - Olympic News  Olympics

Mikee elected IOC Executive Board member  manilastandard.net

IOC Session elects two Vice-Presidents, two Executive Board Members and five new Members - Olympic News  Olympics

Mass to be held for Samaranch on 100th anniversary of his birth  Insidethegames.biz

Coates and Ser Miang set to return as IOC vice-presidents  Insidethegames.biz

Five things you didn't know about Mondo Duplantis  Olympic Channel

Tightrope walker Freddy Nock sets three new Guinness Book world records atop glacier  Economic Times

Quiz time. How good is your sporting general knowledge?  Exmouth Journal

Test your sporting knowledge with Press Association quiz | Quiz: Test your sporting knowledge, June 25  Hunts Post

Top 10 Most Dominant Track And Field Athletes In History  Complete Sports Nigeria

This day in sports: Jan Stephenson and Kings capture titles  Los Angeles Times

Asian pole vault champion Obiena returns to basics after Tokyo 2020 postponement  Insidethegames.biz

Obiena gets more time to prepare for Olympics  manilastandard.net

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Sekhar_M: @susantananda3 @sergey_bubka this kid needs encouragement , seems like another #SergeyBubka in making

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Yesterday I prophesied that I would have toast for breakfast this morning. (Suspenseful music for ten seconds) This morning, I had toast for breakfast. (Cheesy 80s synthesized horn blasts) Yay and verily, I speak the truth, and you all know it in your hearts (plus, your standard of evidence is so low that I just cleared it like Sergey Bubka going over a traffic cone). (awed silence) Now get on your knees and start worshiping me. PS Atheists, sorry, you can't play this one. You're all too intelligent. Ghost of Christmas Past : I prophesied that you would write that. Razzle : Haven't heard that one before, so bonus points to you. LBBP : I'm a psychic (possibly psychotic, who knows) prophet. There has to be a rap song in there somewhere.

I will participate in the 2012 olympic games in London. I will be running 3000m steeplechase and I'm confident about winning. In fact the golden medal is already in my pocket. But what I wanted to ask is if the worthless autographs that athletes are signing after a success, are gaining any value as years passing by. I'm thinking about constructing a website through which I will be selling the autographs and other products (like t-shirts and stuff with my face on). How does this idea sound to you. I will avoid beating the world record because I know that the bonuses are much higher in tournaments. Also I plan to follow my colleague's (and good friend) example Sergey Bubka and start beating the record by 1 second each time, in order to beat it numerous times and gain the maximum from.So to sum up, how much profit do you think that I can make out of this bussiness?

I will participate on 2012 olympic games in London. I will be running 3000m steeplechase and I'm confident about winning. In fact the golden medal is already in my pocket. But what I wanted to ask is if the worthless autographs that athletes are giving after a success, are gaining any value as years passing by. I'm thinking about constructing a website where I will be selling the autographs and other products (like tee-shirts and stuff with my face on) from. How does this idea sound to you. I will avoid beating the world record because I know that the bonuses are much higher in tournaments. Also I plan to follow my colleague's (and good friend) example Sergey Bubka and start breating the record by 1 second each time in order to beat it numerous times and gainthe maximum from.So to sum up, how profit do you think that I can make out of this bussiness?

Okay, so I am a "varsity" pole vaulter on my track team,but with the way I practiced today I feel like I don't belong. The other two guys on the team were practicing flawlessly while I was sucking it up. I mean like, straddling my pole on the way down and under-planting and even slipping on some attempts.The whole 9 yards... The coach was visibly upset at the way I was performing and he offered some advice, but it was to no avail. I am seriously considering quitting the track team. This is my first year on varsity and I really want to get a letter, but I'm clearly not on the other guys' levels. What should I do?