michael phelps

Another summer Olympic games has come and gone, and there was no shortage of things to talk about. From the opening ceremonies with the greased-up Tongan flag-bearer, to Michael Phelps' death stare, there were a lot of interesting moments in 2016's games...

His last splash will surely be a big one.

We're sure it wasn't entirely intentional, but Michael Phelps now-infamous death stare before the 200m butterfly semifinals broke the internet last night. Hundreds of funny Tweets were sent out after he sat behind his rival, South African swimmer Chad LeClos, danced and shadowboxed right in front of him.  Le...

Closing ceremonies capped off what will be a memorable Olympics for many athletes.  Among the many highlights of course was a rivalry between U.S. swimmers Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte.  Phelps came away from the 2012 games the most decorated Olympian in the history books.  Lochte also nabbed his share of medals and definitely made a lasting impression.

The 2012 Summer Olympics came to a close in London on Sunday with the United States adding two more gold medals to bring its Olympic-high total to 46. Here’s a recap of the day’s highlights:

Michael Phelps was on his way to winning the gold in the 200 butterfly.  His mom and sisters were anxiously waiting and cheering.  He had a half-body lead right up to the end.  So his mom began cheering and jumping, only to find out he had come in second.

The song "Call Me Maybe" has been the inspiration for numerous parodies, most recently several Olympic themed songs. The latest comes from NOC, an entertainment channel that showcases athletes. "Call Me Lochte" pokes fun at the rivalry between U.S. Swimmers Ryan Lochte and Michael Phelps.

Michael Phelps won't be at the opening ceremony tonight with the rest of his teammates.  In fact, in all 3 Olympics which he participated in, he has never been at the opening ceremonies.