More than five decades after shattering the world record in the long jump, Bob Beamon is ready to move on from his Olympic gold medal. Beamon famously set the world record during the 1968 Summer ...
Bob Beamon, who shattered the long jump world record at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, auctioned his gold medal for $441,000 on Thursday. The highest bid was $350,000 in a Christie’s auction. The ...
Brock Purdy is the best QB in the NFL, according to former All-Pro tight end Rob Gronkowski. ESPN's “College GameDay” is moving indoors this Saturday. NY Post Sports Cruzeiro vence a São Paulo y entra ...
Bob Beamon and Stix Bones. Photo Credit: MarQ Brown, WhoShotYa! BK LLC. On Monday, August 12th, Olympic legend Bob Beamon and Stix Bones performed their music on “Good Day New York” along with The ...
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SN 140 moments: No. 72 - Mike Powell breaks Bob Beamon's long jump record in duel with Carl Lewis
If anyone was capable of breaking Bob Beamon's extraordinary long jump record of 29 feet, 2 ½ inches, it was American Carl Lewis. Lewis won every long jump event he entered from 1981-1991, but he ...
Bob Beamon and Stix Bones. Photo Credit: MarQ Brown, WhoShotYa! BK LLC. Olympic gold medalist long jumper Bob Beamon and Stix Bones chatted about their new music and their jazz album “Olimpik Soul.” ...
US long jumper Bob Beamon parted with the Olympic gold medal he won at the 1968 Mexico City summer games leaping 29 feet -- the standing Olympic record -- for $441,000 on Thursday.
It was 53 years ago this month that Bob Beamon and John Carlos etched their names in Olympic track and field history. One is remembered for what he accomplished on the track at the 1968 Summer ...
Bob Beamon, who shattered the long jump world record at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics, auctioned his gold medal for $441,000 on Thursday. The highest bid was $350,000 in a Christie’s auction. The ...
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