The iconic pole vaulter and IOC member praised the delivery of volleyball equipment to young compatriots by the international ...

Sergei Bubka Jr., who in November 2012 fell out of a third-story window in Paris and needed nine hours of surgery for broken bones, explains what occurred that evening. The Ukrainian is now back ...

Ukraine's Sergey Bubka, the Seoul 1988 Olympic pole vault champion, is about to have his status changed to a full member. Bubka's role as an IOC ...

Sergei Bubka Jr., who fell three floors from a Paris apartment window on Thursday, has sustained a broken right arm, a broken right leg, and some hip damage, FoxSports reports. The web site also ...

Arriving with Petrov was pole vault legend Sergey Bubka, a Ukrainian world champion many times over and 1988 Olympic champion and the first pole vaulter to clear 6.1 meters. It was Bubka who ...

Sergey Bubka, IAAF Vice President and IOC Executive Board member, has pledged to work with the Pan American Games governing bodies to increase the athletics quota at continental and regional ...

Ukraine Olympic Committee president Sergey Bubka, Minister of Youth and Sport Vadym Guttasait and some 20 Ukrainian athletes have been welcomed as guests of the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI ...

Chula Vista, Calif.? As often as he likes, American pole vault star Toby Stevenson competes against Sergey Bubka, his idol and the world record holder. In tandem, they race down the runway and ...

Take it from 10-time world pole vault champion and 1988 Seoul Olympic gold medalist Sergey Bubka of Ukraine. The toughest and most pressure-packed competition he’d ever engaged in was the Olympics.

The IOC members are in Lausanne for today’s (30 January) 143rd Extraordinary IOC Session at the Olympic House, during which the IOC presidential candidates will deliver their presentations ( THE ...