All news on the topic: Paris Olympic Games

WALLY MEETS ADAM PEATY: Breaststroke king goes for a hat-trick of Olympic golds over 100 metres at the Paris Games this summer - and he has demanded zero tolerance for drug cheats

Fresh from US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau missing out on the Olympic Games in Paris, a trio of Dutch players have now controversially been overlooked - much to their fury

Delicious Orie has long been known as ‘the next AJ’ and will look to become Team GB’s first Olympic super heavyweight gold medallist since Joshua when he heads across the Channel this summer

Teenage diving star will become an Olympian for the second time in Paris this summer but her path since Tokyo has been full of challenges that almost forced her to give up

A disease expert has warned that 10million people visiting France this summer could create a 'super-spreader event' as they may silently take home a potentially deadly virus and spread it to the local population

Scottie Scheffler will be gunning for a gold medal in Paris this summer after being selected for the Olympics in Paris by Team USA, who have made his "dream come true"

Bryson DeChambeau was unable to secure a spot on Team USA for the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, but the American is already looking ahead to the 2028 Games

Bryson DeChambeau's Olympic dreams have been dashed after Team USA confirmed the four golfers set to represent the country at the Paris Games this summer, just days after his US Open win

Bryson DeChambeau won his second US Open title on Sunday - but he won't be able to represent Team USA at the Paris 2024 Olympics this summer due to his world ranking

David Puig is one of LIV Golf's hottest prospects, and the youngster could well be set to represent his native Spain alongside Jon Rahm at this summer's Olympics

ISIS has published a menacing image online, suggesting the use of drones as potential bomb delivery systems for an attack on the Paris Olympics, accompanied by a caption declaring the start of the "Lone Wolves' Olympics"

Japanese women's golf star Nasa Hataoka received a controversial disqualification from the latest LPGA Tour event with potentially massive Olympic ramifications.

Zharnel Hughes has withdrawn from the GB team heading to Rome for the European Championships this weekend, having hurt a hamstring when racing in Jamaica on Saturday

Sean Vendy is set to become a father for the first time in November - after featuring in the Olympic badminton men's doubles alongside Ben Lane in Paris

Tennis superstar Novak Djokovic is often criticized for his behaviour, but the Serbian tennis icon showed his caring side after a French Open win on Thursday evening

Eid Aljazairli thought death was minutes away when he plunged into icy water while fleeing war-torn Syria - and now looks set to qualify as a swimmer at the Olympics

The 400m hurdles world record holder railed against shoe technology at the last Olympics but his spikes, made with Puma, are set to offer him an unfair edge over rivals

Novak Djokovic defeated Pierre-Hugues Herbert to begin his French Open title defence but the world No.1 tennis legend has his sights set on glory later this summer

Cameron Smith is sliding down the world rankings as LIV Golf continues its battle for OWGR recognition, leaving the Australian set to miss out on representing his nation at this summer's Olympics

The Olympic Village has a reputation for sex, but organisers this year have installed some environmentally friendly beds that might not be ideal for some post-podium canoodling

The 29-year-old has had a turbulent Olympic cycle since Tokyo but his passion for diving burns as brightly as ever and embarking on a fourth Games, he's got medals on his mind

Harry Charles is the fresh-faced star of British equestrian and has his sights set on following in his father's illustrious Olympic footsteps in Paris this summer

Britain’s greatest female Olympian announced her retirement in March and Josie Knight is one of those carrying the flame into the first Games without a Kenny in 20 years

The 36 athletes heading to Paris have all been suggested for individual sports - the logistical difficulties of bringing together teams from refugees spread across the world has been recognised - but hail from a variety of countries