r/olympics is a subreddit with 1.7M members. The community frequently discusses olympics, tickets, la28, drop, and worst, and the most common flair used is diving, boxing, football, figure skating, and weightlifting.
The Los Angeles Games of the XXXIV Olympiad, the French Alps Winter Games of 2030 and everything before and beyond.
Popular Topics in r/olympics
#1
Olympics
204 posts
#2
Tickets
148 posts
#3
La28
96 posts
#4
Drop
43 posts
#5
Worst
24 posts
#6
Sports
22 posts
#7
2028
21 posts
#8
Drop1
19 posts
#9
Struggling
16 posts
#10
Hate
12 posts
Flair Used in r/olympics
#1
Diving
: "Panic bought these tickets since swimming & diving were too expensive, worth it?"
3 posts
#2
Boxing
: "World Boxing Makes Major Decision on Russian Athletes Ahead of LA 2028 Olympics"
2 posts
#3
Football
: "Infantino gets backing from leading African football administrators"
2 posts
#4
Figure Skating
: "After a tragic plane crash killed the entire US figure skating team, Peggy Fleming carried a nation’s hopes"
1 post
#5
WeightLifting
: "OK it's not the Olympics - but weightlifting at Commonwealth Games is fantastic!"
1 post
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+82k members(5.2%)
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Last updated: August 5, 2026