RealFakeLies
Categories Sports

Category

Sports

Competition, athletes, governing bodies and the business of sport.

424 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-02-20

Credibility summary

Well-Supported 23 (5.4%) Disputed 0 (0%) Misleading 14 (3.3%) Unverified 387 (91.3%)

Of the 37 claims in Sports with evidence either way, 62% held up.

Most disputed · sports
Most active · 2026-02
Filter

Showing 101-120 of 424 claims

209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

However, instead of a second-tier opponent, it will likely draw Sweden, which surprisingly fell to the No. 7 seed.

0 support 0 context 1 contradict
Unsupported
VELOCITY 0.1/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

In the other qualification games, Germany will face France, with the winner getting No. 3 Slovakia, while Switzerland will face Italy, with the winner getting No. 4 Finland.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

Slovakia’s surprising first-place finish in Group B has turned the tournament somewhat on its ear.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

They didn’t come close, beating Germany 5-1 in methodical fashion.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

In the final game of the group stage on Sunday night, the Americans needed to beat Germany by 10 goals in order to pass Canada for the No. 1 seed.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

Canada has nine medals at the Milan Cortina Games, looking for more as the second week of competition kicks off.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

In August, he injured his left groin while training, delaying the start of his 2025-26 moguls season.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

His accomplishments are extraordinary: two Olympic golds, five Olympic medals, nine world championships, 100 World Cup wins (record) and 143 podiums.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

He banged his hand in the snow in celebration and pointed his arms to the sky as Canadian flags waved in the crowd.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

Three days later, Kingsbury delivered on his second chance at gold.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

On a sunny day at the Livigno Aerials and Moguls Park, Kingsbury showcased his greatness.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

His skiing was smooth, while his competitors, Korea’s Jung Daeyoon in the quarterfinals and Japan’s Takuya Shimakawa in the semis, fell on the course.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

Horishima finished first, but he had too much speed going into the final jump.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

In the final ski off, Kingsbury faced Japan’s Ikuma Horishima, a three-time world champion in moguls.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

Kingsbury had tremendous control with his 1080 and his rotations, resulting in a score of 30 to Horishima’s 5.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

Mikaël Kingsbury, the most accomplished freestyle skier of all time, raised the flag as one of Canada’s flagbearers at the opening ceremony.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

“The King” of moguls is on top of the podium once again, winning Olympic gold in the inaugural men’s dual moguls competition in Livigno Sunday.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

In likely his last Olympics, Kingsbury, from Deux-Montagnes, Que., captured his second career Olympic gold medal, eight years after his first in Pyeongchang.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

The 33-year-old came close to winning the gold medal in the individual men’s moguls.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS
209 d ago · nytimes.com Sports

Kingsbury had the same final run score as Australia’s Cooper Woods, but ultimately won silver due to tiebreak rules favoring Woods’ turn scores.

0 support 0 context 0 contradict
? Unverified
VELOCITY 0.0/hr SCORE 0.00 OPEN ANALYSIS

Recently analyzed in Sports