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In 2012, the Olympian topped the Independent's list of most influential LGBT figures in Britain. From: NewNowNext  Nicola Adams became a double Olympic champion in Rio over the weekend, making her Britain’s first boxer to defend a gold medal crown since 1924. The 33-year-old followed up her 2012 win at the London Olympics by defeating France’s Sarah Ouhramoun on Saturday with a unanimous verdict. “The gold rush continues,” she said after her win. “I can’t believe it. I am now officially our most accomplished amateur boxer ever and it is such an amazing feeling.” Adams is bisexual, and is known as the first openly LGBT person to win an Olympic gold medal for boxing. “No one’s ever really cared about me being bisexual and I only came out because I had always been out, it’s just the general public didn’t know,” she said. “I’m quite fearless. I’m like, ‘Let’s just go out there and do this and see what happens.'”

She becomes a repeat gold medalist after winning in London. From: OutSports Nicola Adams , an openly bisexual boxer from Britain, won the gold medal today in the women's flyweight division at the Rio Olympics. It was her second consecutive boxing gold after winning the title in London in 2012. "The gold rush continues," Adams told the BBC. "I'm now officially the most accomplished amateur boxer Great Britain has ever had. I can't believe it." Adams, from Leeds, has won Olympic, European and Commonwealth golds and now becomes the first Briton to defend her Olympic crown since middleweight Harry Mallin in 1924. Adams, 33, won by unanimous decision over  Sarah Ourahmoune of France. Nicola Adams is now Great Britain's most decorated amateur boxer of all time. Incredible. https://t.co/jazAnQQpbq pic.twitter.com/0tPp813CDA — BBC Sport (@BBCSport) August 20, 2016 In an interview earlier this year with the Huffington Post , she was openly proud about being ...

The announcers literally read from a script about the 800-meter runner. From: OutSports NBC is being very careful when discussing women's 800-meter runner Caster Semenya of South Africa. How careful? During Thursday night's live semifinal race, the two announcers repeated literally word for word the same information about Semenya  that they used during her quarterfinal run on Wednesday. The tell was the opening by lead announcer Tom Hammond, which was identical to what he said before the quarters, which I watched live. Either he read it off a script or NBC simply replayed what he said a day earlier.  "There are more than 190 countries competing in this sport at the Games, and it is naturally a microcosm of all societal issues, including shifting societal views of gender, including how to treat intersex athletes," Hammond said. "South Africa's Caster Semenya has been at the center of the controversy due to her performances and some of her physical characteris...

"I wanted to be a swimmer. It didn’t matter where I finished,” says 24-year-old Robel Kiros Habte of Ethiopia. From: NewNowNext  The 2016 Summer Games in Rio might go down as the thirstiest on record, with millions examining every perfect angle of the amazing athletes. But one Olympian received unwarranted shade for having a body that (gasp!) may not look like it was chiseled from marble.  Robel Kiros Habte of Ethiopia came in last during the men’s 100-meter freestyle on Tuesday, but the venom on the Internet wasn’t aimed at his performance. Ethiopian swimmer Robel Kiros Habte shows off his freestyle ‘dad bod’ https://t.co/xVdYPAUeSR #Rio2016 pic.twitter.com/oJUzXkCY57 — The Sun (@TheSun) August 10, 2016 The Daily Record called Habte “tubby” in a headline, while an Ethiopian news site called him “out of shape,” and others nicknamed him “Robel the Whale.” Habte is 5″ 9 and 179 pounds—maybe not on par with Ryan Lochte, who is 6’2″ 194 pounds, but certainly no slouch. Let's jus...

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From: Favorite Hunks & Other Things 'The best way to falter in the decathlon? Think too much.'  Canadian decathlete Damian Warner is on his way to Rio to give USA's Ashton Eaton a run for his money. Although Warner is not expected by many to win, he is Canada's best hope for a gold in the sport. The shy and soft spoken Warner shows his strength when competing and with his incredible body model good looks, is a pleasure to watch in action.     Winning the silver at last year's Worlds with USA's Ashton Eaton (gold) and Germany's Rico Freimuth (Bronz)