Sir Bradley Wiggins faces bankruptcy and potential sale of Olympic medals

Sir Bradley Wiggins, a former Tour de France winner and Olympic medalist, has been declared bankrupt and may have to sell his medals and trophies due to financial difficulties. Wiggins faced scrutiny for his use of Therapeutic Use Exemptions before races, which some considered unethical. Despite denying cheating, Wiggins' financial troubles have persisted, with his company entering liquidation and debts totaling nearly £1 million. Wiggins has also opened up about his struggles with depression, fame, and a past of sexual abuse. Despite his achievements in cycling, Wiggins' financial downfall serves as a cautionary tale for elite athletes to ensure they have trustworthy financial advisors.