I know the Olympics is almost a month over, but the Paralympic Games are still going on as of this writing, and I really want to commend the

if Levi Jung-Ruivivar had known that there was going to be a Malacanang meet-and-greet, she, Aleah Finnegan, and Emma Malabuyo would have co

What was her preparation for the event? How did she qualify? How did she condition for the event because aside from her routine, she came to

Anyway, apart from the congratulatory plugs, social media posters, online statements, and memes, the Paris Olympics have shown us Filipinos

I like Tyrese Haliburton's analogy of doing nothing in a group project and getting an "A" in the process.

Bianca Pagdanganan almost won a podium finish. WOOOOOOOOW!!!

PRE-TOURNAMENT INTRO To every sleep-deprived Filipino, welcome to the final moments of the 2024 Paris Olympics. So what the hell are we...

The near-26-year-old from Cebu City placed sixth in the women's 59kg event. While she never won a medal, she surpassed her personal best of

That said, I thought the second and third rounds shouldn't be as one-sided.

I don't know if this poster will be like Huang Bokai and make EJ Obiena smile, but it's a nice way to make people happy.

So from SEA Games bronze, to Olympic bronze... that's a big leap.

What's up! This is my pole vault play-by-play. Of course, I am also supporting EJ Obiena.

Standing in front of Nesthy is Julia Szeremeta.

Carlos Yulo is on a different part of our Olympic history. He is our first and only two-time Olympic gold medal winner.

Nesthy Petecio had the power, the experience, and the reputation, and she is now two wins way from winning the gold medal!

Carlos Yulo gave the Philippines its second gold medal and Aira Villegas is also in the hunt for gold. So are EJ Obiena, Nesthy Petecio, the

CARLOS YULO HAS DONE THE UNTHINKABLE!!!

Unfortunately, he met a guy who raised his hand as if he were playing boxing bingo.

EJ Obiena spiked a lot of blood pressures in his first two attempts before YELLING LIKE HELL and completing his last two attempts to clinch

Who knew that CRAPPY Carlo Paalam loss would be a premonition for our victory in gymnastics!!!

So yeah, first-world countries... DEAL WITH IT.

When the second round came, Nesthy Petecio went nuts on the French fighter.

Joanie Delgaco finished her Olympic experience becoming the first Filipino woman to compete in rowing.

Aira Villegas is now one win away from a guaranteed podium finish, and she did this against Algeria's Roumaysa Boualam.