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Fight, joy and records: The sports in October


Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters

Photo: Reuters


October had quite a number of important sport moments. Mediamax Sport has selected the most interesting photos depicting them, based on Reuters reports.

Let’s start with gymnastics. 22-year-old Simone Biles was brilliant as ever in the World Championship, winning every possible gold medal.

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Playing in his native Basel certainly helped Roger Federer. After winning, he shared his excitement with the ball kids. By the way, he set a record too: it was his 10th win in Basel. No other tennis player has reached that mark before.

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Moving on to Japan, New Zealand and Wales fought for the bronze in Rugby World Cup. As you can see, stopping the opponent is extremely important in the sport.

Photo: Reuters


It’s a different fight in athletics. This photo depicts the athletes who finished the relay race almost simultaneously.

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This photo wasn’t taken during anti-government protests. The people on it are football fans, who held a demonstration during the Hertha – Dynamo Drezden game.

Photo: Reuters


These football fans just want to enjoy the game, regardless of the strong rain and cold weather. The photo was made before the Manchester City – Southampton match.

Photo: Reuters


We can’t speak of football and not mention the women of Iran. In October 2019, the 40-year ban on attending stadiums was lifted and Iranian women could openly cheer for their team.

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In conclusion, another picture of sport battling rain. Victory creates emotions that beat poor weather conditions easily, so it’s no surprise the athletes are celebrating so.

Photo: Reuters

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