The Paris 2024 Olympics, set to captivate the world with its dynamic array of sports and international talent, has already begun making headlines. Among these is the news that the Golden State Warriors are interested in signing one of the top scorers from the games, showcasing the event's significant impact on global sports talent scouting.

On the broadcasting front, those eager to witness the grandeur of the 2024 Paris Paralympics will find ample viewing options. The Opening Ceremony is scheduled to be aired live on USA Network and available for streaming on Peacock and NBC Olympics platforms, starting Wednesday, August 28. This accessibility underscores the growing recognition and inclusivity of Paralympic athletes and their inspiring achievements.

The Paralympics Opening Ceremony itself promises to be a historic event, setting the stage for what organizers have dubbed "Game is not over!" It follows the electrifying excitement of the Olympics, and aims to continue celebrating the spirit of international sportsmanship and competition.

Adding to the emotional high points of the Paris Olympics was the moment Indian badminton star Lakshya Sen, who reached the Olympic semifinals—becoming the first Indian male to do so. Despite a heart-wrenching loss that kept him from clinching a bronze, Sen's performance was a significant milestone for Indian badminton at the Olympics.

As the Paralympic games commence, viewers can expect intense competition and awe-inspiring moments of athletic prowess, with many events taking place in the same venues that housed the Olympic games. This continuity not only makes logistical sense but also helps in maintaining the infrastructural and celebratory spirit of the games.

As Paris plays host to these two phenomenal events back to back, the city transforms into a global sports hub, welcoming athletes, delegates, and spectators from around the world, showcasing the unifying power of sports across both the Olympic and Paralympic games.