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Greece Bids Farewell to Olympic Legend George Roubanis

Greece mourns the loss of Olympic pole vaulting legend George Roubanis, who passed away at 95. A bronze medalist at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, Roubanis was a pioneering figure in Greek athletics. The Hellenic Olympic Committee honored his lifelong dedication to sports and Olympism, vowing to cover his funeral expenses. His legacy as a champion and role model will forever be remembered in Greek sports history.

Estiatorio Milos Expands to West Palm Beach with New Location

Estiatorio Milos, the acclaimed Greek restaurant founded by Costas Spiliadis, is set to open in West Palm Beach on February 7. Known for its fresh seafood, signature dishes like astakomakaronada lobster pasta, and elegant design, the new location at One Flagler promises to bring world-class Greek hospitality to the heart of Florida.

Greek Giants Olympiacos and Panathinaikos Dominate Euroleague Mid-Season Poll

Olympiacos and Panathinaikos are on the verge of securing spots in the Euroleague Final Four, with a commanding mid-season poll placing them among the favorites. Boasting records of 13-6 and 12-7, the two Greek giants have over an 80% chance of advancing to Abu Dhabi. Panathinaikos star Kendrick Nunn leads MVP discussions, while Olympiacos remains a defensive powerhouse. Joining them as top contenders are Fenerbahce and Monaco, promising an exciting battle for the championship.

Panathinaikos BC Unveils New Uniforms for the Season

Panathinaikos BC has revealed its new green-and-white uniforms for the season, featuring a sleek design with a thin stripe down the front. The team will debut the new look in their upcoming EuroLeague match against Partizan. The updated apparel reflects the club’s tradition while embracing a modern aesthetic, marking a fresh start as the season progresses.

NBA Top 5: Giannis Antetokounmpo Shines in 2025’s First Highlights (Video)

The first NBA Top 5 of 2025 featured thrilling moments, with Giannis Antetokounmpo and LeBron James stealing the spotlight. Giannis showcased his incredible athleticism with a powerful dunk, while LeBron, at 40 years old, impressed with a soaring slam. The highlights also included stunning plays from Jalen Brown, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, and Victor Wembanyama, making it a must-watch for basketball fans around the world.

Tragic Loss for Greek Volleyball: Margarita Economopoulou Dies at 34

Margarita Economopoulou, a former Greek volleyball star and vice president of the OAKA Board, tragically passed away at 34 while returning from a holiday in Thailand. Known for her successful career with several top Athens teams, including Hercules Kifissia and ZAON, Economopoulou retired from active play in 2022. Her sudden death has deeply shocked the Greek volleyball community and the broader sports world, with tributes pouring in from colleagues and organizations like the Greek Volleyball Federation and the Hellenic Olympic Committee.

New Feud Erupts Between AEK Athens and PAOK Over Penalty and Violence Allegations

A new feud has erupted between AEK Athens and PAOK following a controversial penalty decision and violent altercations outside the Nea Filadelfia stadium. PAOK was fined €50,000 for “serious violence” after a chaotic scene involving players and officials, but many feel the punishment was too lenient. AEK has strongly criticized the decision, calling for further investigation and accountability, while PAOK accused AEK of inflaming the situation. The dispute has reignited tensions between the two clubs, adding to their already intense rivalry.

Milwaukee Bucks Capture Emirates NBA Cup with Giannis Antetokounmpo as MVP

The Milwaukee Bucks, led by Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard, claimed the Emirates NBA Cup with a decisive 97-81 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder. Antetokounmpo earned MVP honours with a triple-double performance, while the team celebrated their triumph and $515,000 bonuses each. The win marks a milestone for the Bucks and their stars, highlighting their dominance in the NBA’s in-season tournament.

Artemis Vasilaki Breaks National Record at World Swimming Championships

Greek swimmer Artemis Vasilaki made a remarkable splash at the World Swimming Championships in Budapest, breaking the national record in the 1,500m freestyle with a time of 16:01.96. The 18-year-old from Triton Heraklion not only set a new record for women, young women, and juniors but also finished first in her heat. Meanwhile, Georgia Damasioti advanced to the semifinals of the 100m butterfly, securing another strong performance for Greece. The championships also saw Gretchen Walsh set a new world record in the 100m butterfly.

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