The 2024 Paris Olympic Games are here, happening from July 27 to August 12 (PH Time). The Team Philippines is represented by 22 athletes from different sports and disciplines.
To show your support to Team Philippines, here are the ways you can watch the 2024 Olympics live and free via Smart, the official broadcast partner of the biggest international multi-sport event in the country.
Watch the 2024 Olympics Live Online in the Philippines for Free
Here are the three ways to catch Olympic action online.
Smart LiveStream
- Download the app on Google Play (for Android devices) or Apple App Store (for iOS).
Mobile device users can access the livestreaming service Smart LiveStream for free 24/7. It is available to subscribers of all networks: Smart, TNT, Sun, Globe, TM, GOMO, and DITO.
After registering for an account, you can now access all the Paris Olympics 2024 livestream channels under the "LIVE CHANNELS."
You can also access Smart LiveStream on a web browser (via smart.com.ph/livestream), especially if you're on a PC/laptop with WiFi. Or access it on Android TV (Android 8 and up). With these methods, just make sure to prepare your Smart LiveStream-registered phone because it is required when logging in.
Smart Sports
Smart Sports Facebook page will broadcast select competitions of the Paris Olympic Games 2024.
Puso Pilipinas
Puso Pilipinas YouTube channel will also stream select games of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Watch the 2024 Olympics Live on Philippine Free TV
Here are the two free-to-air TV channels that will broadcast select games in various sporting events.
One Sports
- Analog TV channel: 41
- Digital TV channel: 18/51
RPTV
- Analog TV channel: 9
- Digital TV channel: 19
Team Philippines at the 2024 Paris Olympics
The Olympic Games Paris 2024, which will take place from July 26 to August 11 in France, will feature the top athletes in the world competing for the coveted gold medal.
In a battle for glory and honor, 22 Filipino athletes in 9 sports are ready to go for it all:
- EJ Obiena (Athletics-Polevault)
- Carlos Yulo (Artistic Gymnastics)
- Nesthy Petecio, Aira Villegas, and Hergie Bacyadan (Women's Boxing)
- Eumir Marcial and Carlo Paalam (Men's Boxing)
- John Ceniza, Elreen Ando, and Vanessa Sarno (Weightlifting)
- John Cabeng Tolentino (Athletics-Men's 110m Hurdles)
- Lauren Hoffman (Athletics-Women's 400m Hurdles)
- Aleah Finnegan, Levi Jung-Ruivivar, and Emma Malabuyo (Women's Artistic Gymnastics)
- Joanie Delgaco (Rowing)
- Samantha Catantan (Fencing)
- Bianca Pagdanganan (Golf)
- Dottie Ardina (Golf)
- Kayla Sanchez (Swimming)
- Jarod Hatch (Swimming)
- Kiyomi Watanabe (Women's Judo - 63kg)
EJ Obiena, who is presently ranked among the world's top pole vaulters, is striving to surpass his personal best and secure a gold medal for the Philippines.
The world champion gymnast Carlos Yulo, known for his exciting floor routines, is also a medal candidate in Paris.
Nesthy Petecio, Hergie Bacyadan, and Aira Villegas are skilled, resilient, and determined boxers. Nesthy wants to improve on her Tokyo 2020 silver medal. Eumir Marcial and Carlo Paalam, who are expected to give powerful, knockout performances, are joining them. Eumir intends to improve his bronze medal from the previous Olympics, while Paalam seeks to win a gold following his silver medal at Tokyo 2020.
John Ceniza, Vanessa Sarno, and Elreen Ando, after Olympic Games gold champion Hidilyn Diaz, are primed to shine in Paris in weightlifting.
John Cabang Tolentino in the Men's 110m Hurdles, Lauren Hoffman in the Women's 400m Hurdles, gymnasts Aleah Finnegan, Emma Malabuyo, and Levi Jung-Ruivivar in the all-around events, Samantha Catantan in Women's Foil Fencing, and Joanie Delgaco in the Women's Single Sculls are also worth rooting for.
Golf enthusiasts can support Bianca Pagdanganan and Dottie Ardina, while swimming enthusiasts can cheer for Jarod Hatch in the Men's 100m Butterfly and Kayla Sanchez in the Women's 100m Freestyle.
Kiyomi Watanabe will compete in the Women's - 63kg category for the Philippines in Judo.
The "Puso in Paris 2024" was also produced by Smart. It is a documentary series that provides a personal perspective on our athletes' pre-game conditioning and motivation.
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