In one of the world's most prominent sports forums, world sports audiences are having fun days following the Tokyo Olympics, but some of the events of "racism" have upset the current Olympic cycle, which ends on August 8.

Algerian cyclist Izz al-Di   leaqab

The beginning with the latest of those events, which caused a wave of outrage in global sports circles, was when the carrier cameras of one of the Tokyo Olympics races, German coach Patrick Moster, shouted at his player: "Bypass the Camel Riders," referring to its rival Algerian cyclist, Izz al - Din  leaqab

The incident prompted a wide wave of condemnation of such racist behaviour, via "social media."

As a result, the German Olympic Committee decided to exclude Moster from the Olympic team, but to leave Japan as soon as possible.

South Korea's table tennis team

Days ago, the official Greek television network IRT announced the dismissal of Demosthenes Kremeris, following his racist comment about South Korean Young Sek Jeong while facing off against Greek Jeunis, where the commentator sarcastically alluded to the narrow eyes of South Korean players.

IRT also stressed, in a media statement, that these racist behaviours are "completely unacceptable," and that they "will never happen again" in any of its programs.

Tunisian swimmer Ahmed El Hafnawi

Tunisian swimmer Ahmed El Hafnawi made a breakthrough, taking the first Arab medal at the Tokyo Olympics in gold color, and becoming the youngest Arab athlete to be crowned with an Olympic gold medal in history.

Despite Hafnawi's sporting achievement, he was not spared from racism. A broadcaster of the world's Euro Sport channel commented on Hafnawi's gold harvest: "Tunisia cannot win," in an attempt to diminish the Tunisian athletic champion, and Arab players in general.

Brazil's goalkeeper

Brazil & apos Olympic women & apos goalkeeper has also been subjected to a number of racist comments, via social media platforms and some TV shows.

Dutch sports journalist Johan Dirksen mocked Barbara, Brazil's guard, and described her inappropriately: "Is there a goalkeeper that overweight?"

Derksen continued: "The presence of that player is an insult to the Brazilian team," and he sealed his talk with an abusive resemblance to the samba dancer.