Content in this series is focused around the 2012 London Olympics. Suitable for: Physical Education and PSHE at KS2 and KS3 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and and 2nd, 3rd and 4th Level in ...

Two years before the Flint Water Crisis became national news, a teenage boxer named Claressa Shields, who was born and raised in Flint, won a gold medal at the London Olympics. It was 2012 ...

“The Fire Inside,” about boxer Claressa “T ... was only 17 when she went to the 2012 London Olympics. Everything was stacked against her, including the statistics: No American woman had ...

At first blush, The Fire Inside would appear to be simply ... Despite some setbacks, Shields fights her way to the Olympic Games in London and ultimately wins the first gold medal in Olympic ...

Based on the record-setting back-to-back Olympic victories — in 2012 and ... to win gold medals in London and Rio, it’s a familiar tale of success against the odds that takes some interesting ...

Amazon MGM Studios' new film, “The Fire Inside ... before the 2012 Olympic Games, per the Olympics. However, she avenged herself in 2022 when the two went head-to-head in London for the ...

Based on the record-setting back-to-back Olympic victories — in 2012 and 2016 — of professional boxer Claressa “T-Rex” Shields, who came from a poor background in Flint, MI, to win gold medals in ...

Olympic-gold levels. (Twice, back to back.) It sounds like the type of real-life sports saga made for the movies, via a time-tested playbook, one that “The Fire Inside” — the fleet ...

Though she quickly found work in a pub in nearby Arundel, it was a far cry from her previous visit to the UK for the 2012 London Olympics. 'It was a wonderful and interesting time, we worked and ...

Oscar-winning drama. Two rival British runners push themselves to the limit in their quest to make the 1924 British Olympic team, but neither is prepared to compromise on his priniciples.

I was there visiting my marathon-running, “Chariots of Fire”-loving girlfriend at the ... to explore the streets of Beijing, the parks of London and the Mongolian steppe.