Sean Ingle
Sean Ingle is a senior sports writer and the Guardian's athletics correspondent. He writes a weekly column on sport.
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While the IOC counts its money from TV and sponsorship deals, the honest athletes it is supposed to stand up for have been let down
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Men’s Olympic 100m final in Rio is being billed as showdown between good and evil with Usain Bolt
confident he will once again defeat Justin Gatlin
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President of Russian Olympic Committee said more than 250 Russian athletes will clear anti-doping checks required to compete in Rio and Russian team will be cleanest at Games
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International sports federations fear huge damage claims if they enforce bans on Russian athletes for the Olympic Games in Rio
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Greg Rutherford has led the condemnation of the IOC’s decision not to issue a blanket ban on the Russian team for Rio, calling it ‘a spineless attempt to appear as the nice guy to both sides’
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The International Olympic Committee has decided against a blanket ban on Russian athletes from competing in Rio – ruling instead to allow the 28 individual federations that compromise the summer Games to decide their fate
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The IOC executive board is expected to decide Russia’s Rio 2016 fate on Sunday, with possible punishments being a blanket ban or individual exclusions by Olympic federations
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The American, who failed to qualify for the US Olympic team earlier this month, broke a record set in 1988 to finish ahead of Jessica Ennis-Hill and stun the Olympic Stadium
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Mo Farah has not been satisfied with any of his races this year but is eager to defend his 5,000 and 10,000m Olympic titles in Rio
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The sprinter will compete in this weekend’s Anniversary Games but has his eyes on an Olympic showdown with his biggest rival, who he narrowly beat in Beijing
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The International Olympic Committee has received an urgent letter from 14 national anti-doping organisations urging it to immediately suspend the Russian Olympic Committee and provisionally ban all Russian athletes from the Rio Olympics
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The International Olympic Committee does not trust Russia to host any sporting event, thereby placing Fifa under more pressure before the 2018 World Cup
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The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, warned the Olympic movement could ‘wind up on the edge of schism’ after damning report on state-sponsored Russian doping
Rio day five: Australia's Chalmers wins gold as Phelps edges Lochte – as it happened