The 1968 Olympic champion and war veteran Mel Pender talks about his Olympics pain and glory, a 21-year career in the US Army which includes the Bronze Star for fighting in Vietnam, the importance of listening to family and the lifelong battle against racial injustice. Nominees must have been 21 years old or younger on January 1, 2021Zoe Backstedt, cyclingSky Brown, skateboardingAlice Capsey, cricketKeely Hodgkinson, athleticsBethany Shriever, BMXMaisie Summers-Newton, swimmingThe outstanding performer in a disability sportHannah Cockroft, athleticsKadeena Cox, cycling and athleticsBethany Firth, swimmingPhoebe Paterson Pine, archery Ralph Boston won the long jump at the Olympics in 1960 and got two more medals at the next two Olympics. He shares his life story, incredible anecdotes, breaking world records, meeting Muhammad Ali and how sport gave him an amazing life. Halep said: "She deserved definitely to win the match. I just tried to make it longer a little bit, but I couldn't. But many positives this week: to play a final after a tough year, it's always welcome."