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Tokyo Olympic Extra in today’s ePaper: No Simone. No Gold

By AJC sports
Updated July 27, 2021

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution ePaper on Tuesday includes a mid-morning update with supplemental coverage of the Summer Olympics, including news that Simone Biles withdrew from the team gymnastics competition.

Look for photos and coverage from the overnight Olympic competition, plus a look at 5 things to watch on Tuesday and Wednesday.

You can also find more coverage on the sports page of AJC.com and in print and ePaper editions on Wednesday.

For Subscribers: In Tuesday’s ePaper, you’ll find four full pages of Summer Olympics coverage, including the latest medal counts and results. In addition to coverage from Tokyo, this will include our continuing look back at key moments of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution plans expanded ePaper Extra editions for every day of the Summer Games. Visit our ePaper each morning for the latest from Tokyo.

Tokyo Olympic Extra in Tuesday ePaper: No Simone. No Gold

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