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Greece’s Redemption Run: Hellas Storm to World Cup Final Against Spain

Greece is poised for greatness in the 2025 World Cup final against Spain, following a stunning 18–14 semifinal victory over Hungary in Podgorica. Led by Argyropoulos’ five goals and a lethal 69% man-up efficiency, the Hellenic squad avenged a prior loss with poise and firepower, setting up a historic clash for their first-ever World Cup title.

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Greek Wrestling Star Maria Prevolaraki Wins Gold at European Championships

In a historic moment for Greek wrestling, Maria Prevolaraki claimed her first-ever gold medal in the 53kg category at the European Championships in Bratislava. Defeating Romania’s top-ranked Andrea Beatrice Ana 4-3 in a gripping final, the 33-year-old stood emotional as Greece’s anthem played, adding a ninth medal to her illustrious career.

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EuroLeague Final 4: Ticket Prices Announced – From €299 to €3,799 for the Four Matches

The EuroLeague Final 4 is set to take place in Abu Dhabi from 23-25 May, with ticket prices ranging from €299 to €3,799. Hosted at the prestigious Etihad Arena, the event will feature two semi-finals, a third-place match, and the grand final. Tickets go on sale on 26 February, offering fans a chance to witness Europe’s top basketball action in a world-class venue.

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Koulichenko Leaps into History, Securing Cyprus’ First-Ever Olympic High Jump Final Berth

## Koulichenko Leaps into History, Securing Cyprus’ First-Ever Olympic High Jump Final Berth

**Paris, France** – In a moment etched into Cypriot sports history, high jumper Elena Koulichenko soared to a new national milestone at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Clearing 1.92 meters on her first attempt, Koulichenko secured her place in the women’s high jump final, marking the first time a female Cypriot athlete has ever reached this stage in Olympic track and field competition.

The Stade de France buzzed with excitement as Koulichenko, cheered on by her family, steadily progressed through the qualifying heights. After clearing 1.83m and 1.88m, she confidently sailed over 1.92m on her first try, guaranteeing her spot amongst the final 13 competitors.

While attempts at 1.95m fell short, Koulichenko’s joy and the weight of her accomplishment were palpable. “I’m excited about making history,” she shared in the mixed zone, beaming with pride. “It was my goal… I am very happy, grateful, and ready for Sunday.”

Koulichenko’s journey reflects a lifelong dedication to her sport. “I appreciate all the support I receive,” she expressed, acknowledging the significance of this moment for herself and her nation. “I am very proud to be in Sunday’s final and will try to make Cyprus proud.”

The high jump final, set for Sunday at 8:50 pm Cyprus time, takes on a new level of anticipation. Koulichenko carries the hopes and dreams of a nation, poised to witness history in the making once more as she takes to the Olympic stage.