Last dance: Johannes Thingnes Bö fights for the title throne!

Last dance: Johannes Thingnes Bö fights for the title throne!

Lenzerheide, Schweiz - The biathlon superstar Johannes Thingnes Bö is about to play before his last competition. The biathlon world championships begin in Lenzerheide, Switzerland, and the 31-year-old could bump his large rival Ole Einar Bjørndalen from the title throne before the eyes of an enthusiastic crowd. After 13 years in top sport, Bö recently announced in an emotional press conference that he would end his career. "We quickly approach the end of a dream," he explained, the step with cried eyes, while he was thinking back to the years together with his brother Tarjei Bø. Both spend their last competitions together, and as Bös expressed it: "Let's win the last competitions together," reported Krone.at.

The drama of these competitions could hardly be denser. Bö, who is on par with Bjørndals with 20 World Cup gold medals, has the chance to take over the top position with another triumph. He gets the first opportunity to do this on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the mixed season, where Norway is one of the favorites. Its dominance in sport is unmistakable: 88 individual World Cup victories and five Olympic gold medals-Bös is one of the largest in biathlon. But as it became clear to him, he will not bring any other Olympic medals home because he will not compete at the Olympic Games in Milan next year. Despite his wish to continue, he decided that another Olympic commitment would be too much for him and his family, as he explained in the second source of Swedenherald.com.

The sporty career of Bö not only means shine and fame, but also challenges and victims. Above all, the recent challenges of life, such as the compatibility of top sport with family life, weighed hard on him. "It was fantastic but very demanding," he reflected. In less than a month he will contest his last championship, followed by a final appearance in Holmenkollen, where he wants to celebrate his impressive career. The pressure increases, both on the slopes and in the hearts of his family and fans, as the reporting shows.

While everything indicates his last dance, the question remains: Will Johannes Thingnes Bö, similar to the basketball legend Michael Jordan, shine in a magnificent finale and go into history with a record? So the queue full of fans will be excited both in the Lenzerheide and in Holmenkollen in order to be witness to a sports moment that is remembered.