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Apologetic Ronaldo Faces Suspension

Publication by EssentiallySports | October 20, 2026 | Edition #782 |
Hey Athletic Fans,
Cristiano Ronaldo’s apology to his national team has not spared him from punishment, and he now faces a 30-day suspension. It is the latest twist in a saga that has had fans talking for weeks, and questions remain about what comes next.
Elsewhere, Mikaela Shiffrin’s fiancé is opening up about how he is feeling after a tragic crash, and his words are raw.
All that and more in today’s edition of Essentially Athletics.
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Canada’s Ellie Black qualified for the all-around and vault finals at the World Championships in Rotterdam and helped Canada into the team final. Watch below 👇


On this day in 1968, the US women’s 4×100m relay team of Margaret Bailes, Barbara Ferrell, Mildrette Netter and Wyomia Tyus stormed to gold at the Mexico City Olympics, setting a world record of 42.88.
The quartet already owned the world record, having shattered it in the heats after running 43.4 the day before. In the final, they beat Cuba (43.36) by nearly half a second, with the Soviet Union taking bronze in 43.41.
Anchor Wyomia Tyus capped a golden Games, having already won the 100m in a world-record 11.08 and became the first person to defend that Olympic title. The win returned the US to the top of the podium after Poland won in 1964.
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