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The 1920s marked a transformative era in sports history, witnessing the revival of the Olympic Games after World War I and the emergence of legendary athletes who redefined human potential. The 1920 Antwerp Olympics symbolized peace and resilience, while the 1924 Paris and 1928 Amsterdam Games showcased unprecedented international participation. Iconic figures like Paavo Nurmi, the “Flying Finn,“ dominated long-distance running, and Johnny Weissmuller set new standards in swimming before becoming Hollywood\“s Tarzan. American sports saw Babe Ruth revolutionizing baseball with his home-run prowess, and boxing captivated global audiences with heavyweights like Jack Dempsey. Women\“s athletics gained momentum with their official Olympic inclusion in 1928, despite controversies. This decade also saw the first Winter Olympics in 1924, the growth of professional leagues, and the integration of radio broadcasting, which brought sports into homes worldwide. The 1920s laid the foundation for modern sports culture, blending competition, entertainment, and technological innovation. |
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