Sports Games. Two-time Olympic champion Valerie Adams is retiring.
The New Zealander, double Olympic champion, placed in Beijing (2008) and London (2012)Valerie Adams, 37, announced her retirement from the sport on Tuesday 1Verse Mars. “My heart, mind, and body simply answered the question for me, so it was time for me to do it,” She told the press.
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In addition to gold in Beijing and London, Valerie Adams won silver in Rio in 2016 and bronze in Tokyo in 2021. A career full of titles. A true winning machine in her specialty, she remained undefeated between 2010 and 2014. Her best is 21.24 metres. She also won four world titles in discipline and four diamond championships.
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