Mark your diaries 📅
The 2027 Wanda Diamond League calendar is set. From Doha to Zurich, the Road to the Final is locked in 🔒
May 7 ➡️ Doha 🇶🇦
May 15 ➡️ Shanghai/Keqiao 🇨🇳
May 22 ➡️ Xiamen 🇨🇳
May 27 ➡️ Rome 🇮🇹
May 30 ➡️ Rabat 🇲🇦
June 3 ➡️ Oslo 🇳🇴
June 6 ➡️ Stockholm 🇸🇪
June 25 ➡️ Paris 🇫🇷
July 3 ➡️ Eugene 🇺🇸
July 9 ➡️ Monaco 🇲🇨
July 13 ➡️ Lausanne 🇨🇭
July 17 ➡️ London 🇬🇧
August 15 ➡️ Silesia 🇵🇱
August 20 ➡️ Brussels 🇧🇪
August 25-26 ➡️ Final in Zurich 🇨🇭
Which meet are you most looking forward to? Disciplines announced soon 👀
#DiamondLeague 💎 #RoadToTheFinal
18 failed attempts… and the chase for 6.32m continues! 🤯
From 6.17m to 6.31m, every record height has its own story, with some taking far more attempts than others.
How many more attempts until he finally clears 6.32m? 👀
“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.”
Proverbs 3:5-6 ESV
Wanda Diamond League publishes 2027 calendar - the #RoadToTheFinal is set.
The 2027 Wanda Diamond League season will begin in Doha on May 7, before the world’s best athletes compete across 15 cities and four continents in pursuit of one of athletics’ most prestigious titles.
The season will culminate in the Wanda Diamond League Final in Zurich on August 25–26.
With 18 seasons of world-class athletics, another exciting summer of competition awaits.
See the full 2027 calendar 🔗 https://t.co/pZr4VhgxCU
#DiamondLeague
RANKING THE WORLD'S BEST MALE ATHLETES OF 2026!👀🔥
Based on their performances this year, here's how we'd rank the best male athletes in the world.
Do you agree with our rankings? Who would you move up or down?
Happy 58th birthday to Jamaica’s first female Olympic champion, Deon Hemmings!! 🥳🎉
Throughout her career, she accumulated World and Olympic medals in both the 400m hurdles and 4x400m relay.
Hemmings also had a fierce rivalry with the likes of 🇺🇸’s Kim Batten, as seen here during a race at ISTAF Berlin in 1997.
Heartwarming: Bucs QB Jalon Daniels told his mom join him for his postgame interview.
Jalon: “Ma, come here. Ma, come here.”
Mom: “This moment is so big. I’m speechless. I’m so proud of you.”
What a special moment captured 🥹❤️
Notice that the Sensory portion of the Nervous system is only a small portion. So you can have a problem in your body for a long time and not necessarily feel anything. That is the reason why you should not base your health on how you feel or not feel.
so happy here! #NewCamp#NewBeginnings …. Always giving thanks, Great vibe, great people pushing and teaching me everyday! 😃 starting off slowly to relearn,hard- but im trying🤣, but super encouraged by this team everyday!🕺🏽🕺🏽🔥 . Give thanks.
The era of Collen 🇧🇼
World champion. Ultimate champion. Unbeaten over 400m this season. And still only 22.
From chasing the 400m world record to a potential future in the 200m and even the 800m, Collen Kebinatshipi is only getting started.
Read the full story and discover what’s next for him 👉 https://t.co/RYDgMvcheo
A’ja Wilson responded the best way possible — on the court.
After Sophie Cunningham threw her little shots at A’ja on TikTok, the 4x MVP delivered a statement performance when it mattered most: 36 points, 10 rebounds, and a win that eliminated the Indiana Fever from the playoffs
Rekordzista świata w skoku o tyczce Armand Duplantis opuści najbliższy sezon halowy.
Szwed nie weźmie udziału w halowych mistrzostwach Europy w Walencji, a jego "domowe" zawody ("Mondo Classic" w Uppsali, wpisane w kalendarz World Athletics na 11 marca 2027) zostają odwołane (to tam ustanowił w 2026 aktualny rekord świata - 6.31).
Celem przerwy od startów - regeneracja po intensywnym lecie 2026 (Duplantis miał drobne problemy zdrowotne, musiał zrezygnować z kilku występów) i dobre przygotowanie do sezonu letniego 2027.
Becky Hammon was asked if she sees parallels between the Aces team she took over in 2022 and the Indiana Fever:
"No." 💀
*A'ja Wilson busts out LAUGHING* 😭😭
JUST IN: Amber Anning 🇬🇧 returns to the UK!
After spending the past seven years training in the United States at both LSU and Arkansas, the British women’s 400m record holder has moved back home.
She will be based in London.
📸 Alex Livesey for @BritAthletics