With displays of utter dominance, these legends of the Games brought their best to Tokyo and further carved their busts into the annals of Olympic

Best photos of the 2021 Olympics. Simone Biles is shining a spotlight on the pressure behind gold medals. These athletes have emotion written on their faces.

Japan’s National Stadium was fan-less four years ago during the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Olympics; zero atmosphere in the $1.4 billion, 60,000-seat venue for the globe’s greatest track and field athletes.

Katie Ledecky, Andy Murray and Lisa Carrington are a few of the athletes vying for a third straight gold medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.

In an effort to prevent the sexualization of their bodies and the sport (and just feel comfortable while competing), the gymnasts traded in standard bikini-cut leotards for full-body unitards on Sunday during an Olympics qualifying round.

Originally planned for Summer 2020, the pandemic-postponed 2020 Summer Olympics is scheduled from 23 July to 8 August 2021 in Japan. The games are officially called Tokyo 2020 for marketing and branding motives.

Stay up to date on the Tokyo Olympics with the latest news and highlights from the men's basketball competition.

From the impressive outfits at the parade of nations to the empty stands in the stadium, there was plenty to see at the Olympics opening ceremony.

Comebacks turn great athletes into legends. The Olympics push the body and mind harder than any other event. Some athletes compete through injuries. Others return after illness, crashes, or years of failure. A few even come back after deep personal loss.

PARIS--A tearful Hina Hayata overcame injury to her left wrist to secure the women’s singles table tennis bronze medal at the Paris Olympics.