Olympian Jordyn Wieber Reflects on How She Became 'Resilient' After Larry Nassar Sexual Abuse Scandal

Jordyn Wieber on ‘Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test’ season 3.Photo:Pete Dadds / FOX Pete Dadds / FOX Olympic gold medalistJordyn Wieberis opening about the impact that her gymnastics career and theLarry Nassar sex abuse scandalhas had on her throughout her life. Wieber, 29, is a contestant on the third season of Fox’s reality competition showSpecial Forces: World’s Toughest Testalongside other celebrities including athletesNathan Adrian,Cam Newton,Landon Donovan,Marion Jonesand Golden Tate. During the two-hour season premiere, which aired on Wednesday, Jan.

Olympian Marion Jones Reflects on Her Kids Living with ‘the Reality of Mom's Choices’ After Doping Scandal

Photo:Marion Jones/Instagram Marion Jones/Instagram Olympic athlete Marion Jones is no longer running away from her past.The former track-and-field star — who won three gold medals and two bronze medals at the 2000 Sydney Olympics andwas later stripped of themafter admitting that she used performance-enhancing drugs — is facing her demons head-on with her appearance onSpecial Forces: World’s Toughest Test.And years after she was sent to prison for lying to federal authorities andbanned from her sport, she also recognizes the impact her actions have had on her loved ones.

Olympian Nancy Kerrigan Breaks Down in Tears on Live TV at Boston Skating Club Where 6 Crash Victims Belonged

OlympianNancy Kerrigangave a heartbreaking interview at her former Boston skating club, wheresix of the victimsin the deadlyAmerican Airlines plane crashbelonged.Kerrigan, 55, an alumna of the club, broke down in tears as she spoke to reporters outside the Skating Club of Boston on the morning of Thursday, Jan. 30, saying she’s “not sure how to process” the devastating loss.“I just wanted to be here and be part of our community,” Kerrigan said as she stood alongside the club’s representatives as they mourned members of their community.

Olympians Nancy Kerrigan and Peggy Fleming Are Among Those Who Will Honor Ice Skaters Who Died in D.C. Plane Crash

Photo:Matthew Stockman/Getty (2) Matthew Stockman/Getty (2) Olympic medalistsNancy Kerrigan,Kristi Yamaguchiand Peggy Fleming are among the headliners of an ice skating tribute for the victims of theD.C. plane crash. Legacy on Ice, set for Sunday, March 2 in the nation’s capital, will raise funds for the families of the 67 people who died in the crash earlier this year, and for the first responders who were involved in the tragedy. Olympic gold medalist Brian Boitano is co-hosting the event along with Yamaguchi.

Olympic Boxer, Who Won Thailand’s First Gold Medal, Sentenced to Prison for Sexually Assaulting a Minor

Somluck Kamsing.Photo:EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP via Gett EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP via Gett A former Olympic boxer, who was the first athlete from Thailand ever to win a gold medal, was charged and sentenced this week to more than three years in prison for kidnapping and attempting to rape an underage girl, according to several reports. The embattled boxer was also ordered to pay $3,525 in compensation to the victim, as well as $1,470 to her guardians, the outlet reported.