Six-time Olympic gold medalist reveals terminal cancer diagnosis and wife’s incurrable disease: ‘Feel like you’re at rock bottom’
Sir Chris Hoy, a six-time Olympic gold medalist, heartbreakingly shared that he has terminal cancer over the weekend. The 48-year-old retired cyclist — the second most decorated British Olympian — shared his harrowing health update during an interview with the Sunday Times published Saturday night.
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The six-time Olympic gold medallist has between two to four years to live, having discovered a tumour in his shoulder.
The Paris Olympic Games feature 16 canoeing events under two primary disciplines: canoe slalom and canoe sprint. The ...
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