China's Liu Xiang falls and injures himself in the men's 110m hurdles heats during the London 2012 Olympic Games on August 7, 2012 in London. Li has said he felt healthy before his spectacular exit ...

The pathbreaking champion, whose later career was tormented by recurring injuries, announced his retirement from competition on Tuesday. By Austin Ramzy and Jess Macy Yu Many of China’s athletes are ...

The Chinese hurdler was out of action for 13 months following the injury that saw him dramatically withdraw from the Beijing Games. But the former Olympic and world champion returned to competition in ...

Zheng Qinwen was starry-eyed after capturing Olympic gold at the 2024 Olympic Summer Games in Paris. Talking about the significance of winning China’s first gold medal in women’s singles, the No. 6 ...

A Chinese retired swimmer defended herself against social media users criticizing her choice of swimsuit as being too revealing. Liu Xiang represented her country internationally, winning a gold medal ...

Liu, a superstar in China of David Beckham proportions, was forced to admit defeat in his attempt to defend the title he won in Athens four years ago having failed to recover from an Achilles tendon ...

SHANGHAI -- In a major blow to China's hopes to win a gold medal in track at the Beijing Games, defending Olympic hurdle champion Liu Xiang withdrew Monday because of a foot injury. By Alex S. Dai, ...

Was this an ominous case of déjà vu? On July 14, with little more than 10 days to go before the start of the Summer Olympics, China’s 110 m hurdling sensation Liu Xiang pulled out of the final of the ...

It was the race all of China — and, no, this is not journalistic hyperbole — was waiting for. On Aug. 18, under a hazy Beijing sky, Chinese megastar Liu Xiang was supposed to cruise to victory in heat ...

Nike gets together with one of the most popular figures in all of Chinese sports, hurdler Liu Xiang, on a special collaborative collection. Liu Xiang won China's first Olympic men's track and field ...

The recently retired Chinese hurdler Liu Xiang got the biggest ovation at the Shanghai Diamond League meet. By The Associated Press The pathbreaking champion, whose later career was tormented by ...