Lazar Dukic, a 28-year-old Serbian CrossFit athlete, died during the CrossFit Games swimming event in Fort Worth, Texas on Thursday, prompting the cancelation of the rest of the day’s events. The ...
There's only one way to determine the "Fittest on Earth." That's right — the CrossFit Games are back. One of the toughest competitions on the planet, the CrossFit Games put the world's strongest ...
9:42 AM PT-- CrossFit CEO Don Faul just confirmed the competitor has died ... saying the organization is "deeply saddened" by the loss. "We're doing everything in our power during this tragic time to ...
A CrossFit competition designed to honor and include service members will kick off this fall, the fitness company announced this week. The CrossFit Everyday Hero Service Cup and Games will unfold in ...
The 2024 CrossFit Games are here. Everything is ready for the start of the largest annual CrossFit event. Its 18th edition will be held in Fort Worth, Texas, for the first time in the competition’s ...
Search-and-rescue teams were called after a participant in the event had not been seen in the water for some time. By Jesus Jiménez A man was found dead in the water during a swimming event on ...
The CrossFit community is mourning one of their own. Serbian athlete Lazar Dukic died in Marine Creek Lake in Fort Worth, Tex., while competing in a swimming event on the first day of the 2024 ...
FORT WORTH, Texas — The CrossFit Games competition will continue after the tragic death of 28-year-old competitor Lazar Đukić, who drowned during Day 1's first event on Thursday, which included an 800 ...
A CrossFit athlete died in Texas on Thursday while taking part in the swimming portion of a competition, officials said. Lazar Đukić, 28, vanished near the end of a livestreamed 800-meter swim at the ...
One of the darkest chapters in the history of the CrossFit Games is being written after athlete Lazar Dukic died following Event 1 of the competition. The incident occurred during the swim and run ...
Tia-Clair Toomey of Australia makes a successful lift in the clean and jerk on her way to winning gold during the Women's Weightlifting 58kg at the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia.
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