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Emmanouil Karalis Named Top Greek Athlete for 2025

Greek pole vaulter Emmanouil Karalis is among the top finalists for the 2025 PSAT Best Greek Athlete award, edging ahead in nominations against Giannis Antetokounmpo and Stefanos Ntouskos. Known as “Manolo,” he dominated 2025 with a silver medal at the World Outdoor Championships in Tokyo, gold at the European Indoor Championships, a new Greek record of 6.08m, and becoming the first Greek to consistently clear 6 meters.

Antetokounmpo Addresses Knicks Whispers: "Six Months Could Change Everything"

Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, the “Greek Freak” whose meteoric rise from Athens streets to NBA glory has captivated Hellenic hearts worldwide, tackled swirling trade rumors head-on Thursday. With reports of offseason chats with the New York Knicks resurfacing, the two-time MVP declared his loyalty to the Bucks while hinting at life’s twists. “I’m committed to what’s in front of me,” he said, “but if in six or seven months I change my mind, that’s human too.” As the 2025-26 season dawns, Greek fans hold their breath—will loyalty triumph, or call the Freak home?

Greek Star Tsitsipas Dominates Miller in US Open First Round

Stefanos Tsitsipas launched his 2025 US Open campaign with a commanding 3-1 victory over France’s Alexandre Miller in the first round. After dropping the opening set, the Greek star roared back, showcasing his vintage form with 41 winners and an 84% first-serve success rate to secure a 4-6, 6-0, 6-1, 7-6(5) win. Tsitsipas’ dominant performance signals a strong start for the 27-year-old as he aims to make a deep run in New York.

Maria Sakkari Suffers Early Exit at Roland Garros

Greek tennis star Maria Sakkari faced a shock first-round exit at Roland Garros, falling 6-3, 7-6 to France’s Elsa Jacquemot. Struggling with unforced errors and unable to find her rhythm, Sakkari’s early departure marks her third consecutive first-round loss at the French Open, a stark contrast to compatriot Stefanos Tsitsipas, who advanced confidently.

Tsitsipas Shines in Roland Garros Opener, Advances to Second Round

Stefanos Tsitsipas launched his Roland Garros campaign with a flawless 7-5, 6-3, 6-4 victory over Argentina’s Tomás Martín Etcheverry on Monday. The No. 20 seed dominated on Court 6, outclassing his opponent with 47 winners and 112 points. The Greek star now faces Italian qualifier Matteo Gigante in the second round of the Paris Grand Slam.

Giannis Antetokounmpo in Heated Post-Game Clash After Bucks' Playoff Exit

Greek basketball icon Giannis Antetokounmpo’s stellar triple-double wasn’t enough to save the Milwaukee Bucks from a 119-118 loss to the Indiana Pacers, ending their NBA playoff run. Post-game tensions erupted as Antetokounmpo clashed with Tyrese Haliburton’s father and Pacers’ Bennedict Mathurin over provocative antics, sparking a heated scene on the court. “I find it very disrespectful,” said Antetokounmpo, emphasizing the humility instilled by his own father.

Anna Verouli Claims That People Should Benefit From Sports

In an exclusive interview with Greek City Times, Olympic javelin thrower and former European Champion Anna Verouli discusses her remarkable career, the importance of sports for youth, and her vision for the future of Greek athletics. From her historic gold medal win in Athens to the challenges she faced, Verouli shares inspiring insights and advice for aspiring athletes. She also touches upon her political involvement and the crucial role parents play in encouraging children in sports.

Miltiadis Tentoglou Named Balkan Athlete of the Year 2024

Greek long jumper Miltiadis Tentoglou has been named the Best Balkan Athlete of the Year for 2024, marking a historic achievement for Greece. The Olympic gold medalist, who is also the reigning World Indoor and European Champion, topped the annual poll with 61 votes. Tentoglou is the first Greek athlete in 15 years to win this prestigious title. Romanian swimmer David Popovici and Serbian NBA star Nikola Jokic rounded out the top three.

Miltos Tentoglou, a prominent figure in European athletics, enters the arena once again, aiming for the gold medal in Rome. As Greek athletes gear up for a day of intense competition, the spotlight shines on their endeavors. With events spanning from long jumps to sprints, the stage is set for a thrilling display of athleticism and determination.

Greek Star Miltos Tentoglou Competes for Title of World’s Best Athlete! Vote Now!

Greek long jump champion and Olympic gold medalist Miltos Tentoglou is competing for the title of the world’s top athlete for 2024, alongside Swedish pole vault star Mondo Duplantis. Voting for this prestigious award is open until November 10, allowing fans worldwide to support their favorite athletes. The winner will be announced at the World Athletics Awards ceremony on December 1 in Monaco.

Miltos Tentoglou: Direct Qualification to Final with One Jump

Miltos Tentoglou, the Greek Olympian from Tokyo 2021, qualified for the final of the long jump at the Paris Olympic Games with a single jump of 8.32 meters, surpassing the 8.15-meter qualifying limit. If he wins the gold medal in the final, he will become only the second athlete in history to win two consecutive Olympic gold medals in long jump, following the legendary Carl Lewis.

Balls and All: Nick Kyrgios Launches OnlyFans, Vows to Show Fans His Intimate Side

Balls and All: Nick Kyrgios Launches OnlyFans, Vows to Show His Intimate Side

“Of course there will be tennis balls involved.” Tennis star Nick Kyrgios launches OnlyFans account, emphasising that he’s ready to showcase more than just his prowess on the court.

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