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  • [Newsmaker] Koreas appear out of running for 2032 Olympics following IOC decision

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    [Newsmaker] Koreas appear out of running for 2032 Olympics following IOC decision

    A potential joint bid by South Korea and North Korea to co-host the 2032 Summer Olympics has apparently collapsed before it took off in earnest, following a decision by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to pick an Australian city as its preferred candidate. After a meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland, on Wednesday (local time), the IOC's Executive Board announced Brisbane will be its partner for "a targeted dialogue" on staging the 2032 Summer Olympics. The right to host the com

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    Franchise system’s impact on the first round of LCK

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  • Tiger Woods suffers leg injuries after car rollover

    Tiger Woods suffers leg injuries after car rollover

    The amazing golf career of Tiger Woods, from two-year-old prodigy to his epic comeback 2019 Masters victory, was in jeopardy Tuesday after injuries suffered in a serious solo car crash, the AFP reported. The 45-year-old American, among the world's most famous athletes for the past quarter-century, underwent surgery for multiple leg injuries following the early morning wreck near Los Angeles, according to the report. It could mean the end of a groundbreaking career that has seen Woods win 15

    Feb 24, 2021

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  • [Newsmaker] Tiger Woods seriously injured in crash on steep LA-area road

    [Newsmaker] Tiger Woods seriously injured in crash on steep LA-area road

    LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Tiger Woods was seriously injured Tuesday when his SUV crashed into a median, rolled over and ended up on its side on a steep roadway in suburban Los Angeles known for wrecks, authorities said. The golf superstar had to be pulled out through the windshield, and his agent said he was undergoing leg surgery. Woods was alone in the SUV when it crashed into a raised median shortly before 7:15 a.m., crossed two oncoming lanes and rolled several times, authorities said at a n

    Feb 24, 2021

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  • Ex-MLB All-Star Choo Shin-soo signs with new KBO club

    Ex-MLB All-Star Choo Shin-soo signs with new KBO club

    Former major league All-Star outfielder Choo Shin-soo is coming home. Choo has signed with the new Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) club to be owned by Shinsegae Group, the retail giant announced Tuesday. Shinsegae will take over the SK Wyverns from the mobile carrier SK Telecom, with the new club name and uniform to be unveiled sometime next month. Shinegae said Choo agreed to a 2.7 billion-won ($2.4 million) contract and that he has offered to donate 1 billion won of that to charity. Choo'

    Feb 23, 2021

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  • Volleyball player retires after admitting to bullying allegations

    Volleyball player retires after admitting to bullying allegations

    A professional volleyball player has abruptly retired after admitting to assault allegations from his school days, the latest black eye to the sport reeling from a snowballing bullying scandal. Park Sang-ha of the Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Bluefangs announced his retirement through his V-League club Monday evening. The decision came three days after Park's middle school classmate accused the player of beating him up in 1999 in an online post. Park, 34, admitted that he had assaulted

    Feb 23, 2021

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  • Son Heung-min scores 18th of season in Europa League

    Son Heung-min scores 18th of season in Europa League

    Tottenham Hotspur's Son Heung-min has scored his 18th goal of 2020-2021 while setting a new career high in combined goals and assists for a season. Son opened the scoring for the Spurs in their 4-1 victory over the Austrian side Wolfsberger AC 4-1 in Budapest on Thursday (local time) in the first leg of the round of 32 at the UEFA Europa League. Son's header, set up by Gareth Bale, came in the 13th minute. The second leg is scheduled for next Thursday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. S

    Feb 19, 2021

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  • [Newsmaker] Pro volleyball league rocked by bullying scandal involving star players

    [Newsmaker] Pro volleyball league rocked by bullying scandal involving star players

    Professional volleyball's growing popularity in South Korea came crashing down over the Lunar New Year long weekend, as the league's star players got embroiled in a scandal over their checkered pasts as bullies. The V-League, run by the Korean Volleyball Federation (KOVO), saw cable TV ratings for some big matches rival or even surpass those of baseball, the nation's No. 1 sport, in recent years. It is now reeling from allegations, since acknowledged by the implicated individuals, that some of

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  • LCK generation change, while Faker and Deft hit milestones

    LCK generation change, while Faker and Deft hit milestones

    As the decade-old League of Legends Champions Korea matures, rookie players are replacing several veteran players this year with the introduction of the franchise system. The LCK teams have shown a preference for new, younger faces -- players with excellent mechanical skills to lead them for multiple years -- rather than experienced veterans who have only a few years left to play as their mechanical skills go downhill with age. Longtime veterans who represented the LCK such as Kuro, Smeb, Gori

    Feb 11, 2021

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  • [Herald Interview] Korean StarCraft 2 legend Trap ready to hunt for gold in 2022 Asian Games

    [Herald Interview] Korean StarCraft 2 legend Trap ready to hunt for gold in 2022 Asian Games

    TY nears military service, but esports journey continues

    Feb 9, 2021

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  • At least 390 volunteers quit Tokyo Olympics

    At least 390 volunteers quit Tokyo Olympics

    The 2020 Tokyo Olympics has been facing various hurdles so far, the biggest one being the COVID-19 pandemic, but now internal problems have surfaced, threatening to further hamper the event’s progress. The Tokyo Olympics’ organizing committee chief Yoshiro Mori caused public outrage when he made derogatory remarks against women in a board meeting speech last week. He was quoted as saying that “a board meeting with many women will make it drag on,” while adding that women

    Feb 9, 2021

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  • MLB checks on status of S. Korean free agent pitcher Yang Hyeon-jong

    MLB checks on status of S. Korean free agent pitcher Yang Hyeon-jong

    Major League Baseball (MLB) has checked on the availability of South Korean free agent pitcher Yang Hyeon-jong, league officials here said Monday, a move indicating newfound interest in the left-hander. The Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) said MLB tendered a status check on Yang last Friday and that it informed its US counterpart that Yang is a free agent and may sign with any big league club. Under an agreement between MLB and the KBO, a major league team interested in a South Korean player

    Feb 8, 2021

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  • Son Heung-min ends scoring drought, helps snap Tottenham's losing skid

    Son Heung-min ends scoring drought, helps snap Tottenham's losing skid

    Son Heung-min has ended his five-match Premier League scoring drought, while helping Tottenham Hotspur end their losing streak at three matches in the process. Son netted his 13th goal in the league -- 17th in all competitions -- in Tottenham's 2-0 victory over West Bromwich Albion at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Sunday. Son's last goal in any match had come in a League Cup match against Brentford on Jan. 5. Harry Kane, Son's favorite partner in crime who had been sidelined with an

    Feb 8, 2021

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  • Memorial museum commemorating 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics opens

    Memorial museum commemorating 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics opens

    The memorial museum dedicated to commemorating the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games opened its doors on Sunday, about three years after the opening ceremony of the quadrennial sporting event. The three-story museum was built at the site of the main Olympic Stadium, where opening and closing ceremonies of the Games were staged, in PyeongChang, a resort town located 180 kilometers east of Seoul in Gangwon Province. It houses some 800 items, including a replica of the Olympic torch, commemor

    Feb 7, 2021

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  • Lack of professionalism from LCK teams angers esports fans

    Lack of professionalism from LCK teams angers esports fans

    From social media account troubles to player misconduct, teams in League of Legends Champions Korea are under fire for their glaring lack of professionalism. The latest trouble involves the Twitter account of 2020 world champions DWG KIA. Fans noticed that DWG’s official Twitter account had liked a post with pornographic content, making the post appear on its news feed around 1 a.m. on Jan. 26. About an hour later, DWG issued an official statement saying its account had been hacked. Lat

    Feb 6, 2021

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