As the Paris Olympics approach, competitive b-boy Menno Van Korb is gearing up for breaking's debut, emphasizing the art's improvisational nature and physical demands. The 35-year-old Dutch athlete believes breaking is more than a sport, reflecting a unique expression of creativity. Meanwhile, the U.S. 4x100-meter track teams, featuring star athletes like Sha’Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles, are focused on reclaiming gold medals, despite Lyles' recent COVID diagnosis. The competition is set for Friday, with live coverage available through various streaming services. Additionally, Team USA's breaking representatives, including b-girls Sunny Choi and Logan Edra, aim to showcase hip-hop culture on the Olympic stage. In golf, Nelly Korda and her teammates are positioned to vie for medals, with Korda needing a strong performance to close the gap on the leaders.