Egyptian Olympic wrestler Mohamed Ibrahim el-Sayed was arrested in Paris on allegations of sexual assault after reportedly groping a woman outside a cafe. The incident occurred early on Friday morning, and although police initially detained him, charges were later dropped following a review of CCTV footage, which led to the termination of proceedings. El-Sayed's Olympic Committee announced he would face a disciplinary hearing, potentially resulting in severe penalties, including a lifetime ban if allegations are confirmed. He recently competed in the Olympics but lost his match against Azerbaijan's Hasrat Jafarov. This incident is part of a troubling pattern of sexual assault allegations surrounding the Olympics, including another case involving a father of a Croatian judo medalist. The wrestler's future in the sport now hangs in the balance amid these serious accusations.