The IOC will have the former US swimmer Gary Hall Jr., 50 years old, 'son of art' (his father Gary Hall sr. climbed onto the podium of three editions of the Olympics, from 1968 to 1976) copy of all ...

When Gary Hall Jr. saw the flames of the Palisades fire rapidly approaching, he grabbed his dog Puddle, a few family mementos, his insulin and left everything else behind – including five gold ...

When Gary Hall Jr. saw the flames of the Palisades fire rapidly approaching, he grabbed his dog Puddle, a few family mementos, his insulin and left everything else behind – including five gold, three ...

The International Olympic Committee will replace the 10 medals that American swimmer Gary Hall Jr. left behind while fleeing the Los Angeles wildfires. Hall, who fled his home in the Pacific ...

The president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, has confirmed that the former American Olympic swimmer Gary Hall Jr. will get replacements for his Olympic medals, which were ...

The International Olympic Committee plans to replace the 10 medals swimmer Gary Hall Jr. lost when his home was destroyed in the California wildfires last week. IOC president Thomas Bach issued a ...

Team USA hero Gary Hall Jr has revealed he lost all 10 of his Olympic medals in a heartbreaking escape from the LA wildfires this week. An emotional Hall Jr spoke to CNN after his Pacific ...

For Hall of Fame swimmer Gary Hall Jr., those losses included the pinnacle of his life's work—his 10 Olympic medals, which he believes were lost with his home in the Palisades fires. Hall ...

Hall was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes in 1999. He is the son of Gary Hall Sr., who won medals at three Olympic Games. A GoFundMe page has been set up for the younger Hall, which says, “Gary Jr. lost ...

Former U.S. Olympic swimmer Gary Hall Jr. detailed the “apocalyptic” devastation and his personal losses in the disastrous wildfires that continue to ravage Los Angeles. The 50-year-old athlete told ...

We were told to run for our lives.” Hall is the son of Gary Hall Sr., a retired competitive swimmer and three-time Olympic medalist who broke five world records throughout his career.