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The 120 pages that link to Olympic Games, each with the reason it gives.

• World Aquatics ChampionshipsCompared with: The championships offer world titles in aquatic sports outside the Olympic schedule.

• World Artistic Gymnastics ChampionshipsRelated: Olympic scheduling shapes which championships editions include team competitions.

• 1932 Summer OlympicsNarrower topic: The 1932 edition belongs to the recurring modern Olympic Games.

• 1983 World Championships in AthleticsCompared with: The new championships created a global athletics title outside the Olympic program.

• Olympic Agenda 2020Related: Many proposals concerned how the Games are hosted, organized, and experienced.

• Olympic OrderRelated: The Games provide a prominent setting for presenting the Order.

• Olympic weightliftingNarrower topic: Olympic weightlifting is one of the events contested at the Summer Games.

• Pole vaultRelated: Men's pole vault has been part of the modern Summer Olympics since 1896.

• Amateurism in sportNarrower topic: The Games became the most visible institution to enforce and later revise amateur restrictions.

• Dawn FraserNarrower topic: Fraser's achievements are measured across three successive Summer Games.

• Emil ZátopekNarrower topic: His legacy is inseparable from the Olympic stage on which his three-distance sweep occurred.

• List of multiple Olympic gold medalistsNarrower topic: The list counts gold medals awarded at these competitions.

• Olympic basketballNarrower topic: Olympic basketball is one sport within the Summer Games.

• Olympic fencingRelated: Fencing has appeared at every modern Summer Olympics since the first Games in 1896.

• Volleyball at the Summer OlympicsNarrower topic: Olympic volleyball is shaped by the Games’ schedule, host cities, and national-team structure.

• Discus throwRelated: The men's discus has been included since the first modern Summer Olympics in 1896.

• Mark SpitzNarrower topic: Spitz's achievement became part of the broader history of Olympic performance.

• Professional sportsCompared with: The Olympics are not a professional league, but many participants are paid athletes.

• Summer Olympic GamesNarrower topic: The Summer Games are one seasonal branch of the broader Olympic event.

• UCI Track Cycling World ChampionshipsRelated: World-title performances can shape expectations for the Olympic track events.

• United States at the OlympicsNarrower topic: U.S. participation is part of the broader international Olympic movement.

• Canadian Olympic Hall of FameNarrower topic: The Hall’s purpose is grounded in the history and ideals of the Games.

• Katarina WittNarrower topic: Witt’s consecutive gold medals made her one of the era’s most recognizable Olympic athletes.

• NBC SportsRelated: NBC Sports has long been a major U.S. broadcaster of the Olympic Games.

• Youth Olympic GamesNarrower topic: The Youth Olympic Games adapt the Olympic event model for younger athletes.

• 1936 Winter OlympicsNarrower topic: The Winter edition formed one part of the wider Olympic movement.

• Action sportsNarrower topic: Olympic programs have brought selected action sports into the largest recurring multisport competition.

• Boris ShakhlinNarrower topic: The Summer Games were the stage for all seven of Shakhlin's Olympic golds.

• Hammer throwNarrower topic: Olympic inclusion made hammer throw a prominent international event.

• 2026 Winter OlympicsNarrower topic: The 2026 Winter Games are one edition of the broader Olympic event.

• AthleticsRelated: Athletics has been a central part of the modern Summer Olympics.

• Esther WilliamsRelated: Williams trained for the 1940 Olympics, which were canceled during World War II.

• Adolf DasslerNarrower topic: Dassler sought to equip athletes at the world’s most visible sporting event.

• Amateur sportsRelated: Olympic eligibility has repeatedly exposed disputes over whether athletes count as amateurs.

• European GamesCompared with: The European Games are regional in scope and organized by a different Olympic body.

• Gao LingNarrower topic: Her consecutive titles belong to the wider history of Olympic competition.

• Henri de Baillet-LatourNarrower topic: His leadership affected the institution and continuity of the Games during a period of upheaval.

• History of gamesCompared with: Their revival shows how older athletic traditions were reshaped as modern institutions.

• Ian ThorpeNarrower topic: Thorpe’s global recognition came chiefly through Olympic competition.

• Kim RhodeNarrower topic: Rhode's six-medal streak spans six consecutive editions of the Summer Games.

• Pan American GamesCompared with: The Pan American Games are regional, though some sports use them as Olympic qualification events.

• Al OerterNarrower topic: Oerter's four titles are defined by success across successive editions of the Games.

• Carl DiemNarrower topic: Organizing Olympic competitions was a central part of Diem’s public career.

• David RudishaNarrower topic: Rudisha’s consecutive Olympic victories place his career within the Games’ history.

• Gillis GrafströmNarrower topic: Grafström’s career is distinguished by medals across both Summer and Winter editions.

• Greg LouganisNarrower topic: The Olympic stage made Louganis's achievements and personal story internationally visible.

• Herb BrooksNarrower topic: Brooks’s greatest achievement took place on the Olympic stage.

• Jin Jong-ohNarrower topic: Jin’s repeated victories became part of the Games’ history.

• Mo FarahNarrower topic: Farah's four track titles place his career within Olympic history.

• Special Olympics World GamesCompared with: The shared name and multisport format can obscure distinct organizations, eligibility, and aims.