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PEOPLE - Muhammad Ali im Alter von 74 gestorben (Archiv Bilder)
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Thad Spencer Boxer. Thad Spencer (born 28 March 1943) Is A Retired American Heavyweight Boxer. A Native Of Portland Oregon Spencer Made His Professional Boxing Debut In May 1960. After Building Up A 31-5 Record Which Included Wins Over Contenders Doug Jones Brian London And Amos Lincoln He Was Highly Regarded Enough To Be A Part Of The Eight-man Wba Elimination Tournament Held After Muhammad Ali Had Been Stripped Of The Title. Spencer Won A 12 Round Decision Over Former Title-holder Ernie Terrell In August 1967 And Was Then Matched Against Jerry Quarry In The Semi-finals. Despite Entering The Bout As A 6/4 Favourite Spencer Lost To Quarry By A 12th Round Tko. Spencer Lost His Next Three Fights By Knockout To Leotis Martin Billy Walker And Mac Foster And Was Never A Serious Title Contender Again. He Continued Boxing Until 1971 Though Without Winning Another Bout And Finished With A Record Of 32-13-1.
Thad Spencer Boxer. Thad Spencer (born 28 March 1943) Is A Retired American Heavyweight Boxer. A Native Of Portland Oregon Spencer Made His Professional Boxing Debut In May 1960. After Building Up A 31-5 Record Which Included Wins Over Contenders Dou
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Tiger Woods Wins The 2006 Open And Cries With Caddie Steve Williams The Open 2006 Royal Liverpool Final Round. [pic] Andy Hooper.
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Tiger Woods Wins The 2006 Open And Cries With Caddie Steve Williams The Open 2006 Royal Liverpool Final Round. [pic] Andy Hooper.
Tiger Woods Wins The 2006 Open And Cries With Caddie Steve Williams The Open 2006 Royal Liverpool Final Round. [pic] Andy Hooper.
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Trump Wins Second Term, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA - 05 Nov 2024
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Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump arrives to his election night party at the Palm Beach County Convention Center on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2024, in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
Noah Williams in Piccadilly Circus, London, UK.
14th August 2024
Team GB Homecoming moment with diver Noah Williams and Piccadilly Lights big screen featuring 50 Team GB Athletes
Piccadilly Lights and Ocean Outdoor celebrate Team GB athletes’ homecoming
London landmark Piccadilly Lights leads the homecoming celebrations for Team GB with a large-scale domination featuring a medley of 50 Olympians who participated in Paris 2024.
Joining the moment in Piccadilly Circus is double Olympic medallist Noah Williams (24). Williams partnered Tom Daley to men's synchronised 10 metre platform silver at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. A week later, he was back on the podium after clinching a bronze medal in the men's 10 metre platform diving final.
Other Team GB athletes featured on Piccadilly Lights include gold medallist in the 800 metres, Keely Hodgkinson; skateboarder Andy MacDonald; tennis legend Sir Andy Murray; and weightlifter Emily Campbell.
Marking some of the most remarkable moments of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Team GB messages of thanks are also appearing across 125 other Ocean screens in 12 cities including London, Birmingham, Bristol, Manchester, Southampton and Edinburgh, cities which all hosted official Team GB fan zones managed by Ocean.
Piccadilly Lights is operated by Ocean on behalf of Landsec. Ocean has been an official partner of Team GB since 2015.
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Roje Stona wins gold in discus throw at Paris Olympics
August 7, 2024 - Paris, France: Jamaican athlete Roje Stona set an Olympic record in the discus throw to win gold at the Paris Olympics. Stona recorded a throw of 70.00 meters in the fourth round to win Jamaica's first Olympic gold for the event and the 2024 Games. He surpassed Lithuania's Mykolas Alekna, who set the Olympic record in the second round with 69.97. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Gabby Thomas wins gold in women's 200m at Olympics
August 6, 2024 - Paris, France: Gabrielle Thomas, a 27-year-old Harvard grad, sped to victory in the women’s 200 meters at the 2024 Olympics, finishing in 21.83 seconds to win a gold medal. She took the lead for good at the curve and was never challenged down the stretch, finishing clear of 100-meter champion Julien Alfred of St. Lucia, who was 0.25 seconds off the pace in 22.08. Brittany Brown of the U.S. got the bronze in 22.20, 0.02 seconds in front of Dina Asher-Smith of Britain, who was another hundredth of a second ahead of teammate Daryll Neita. (Henri Szwarc/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
