Tamil Nadu is stepping into a revolutionary era of sports development as Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay unveils visionary plans to transform the state capital into...
Kayo Sports will continue to be Australia’s home of MotoGP following the signing of a multi-year extension with MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group (MSEG).
The lightweight division has played host to some of boxing’s greatest talents, and in the eyes of former WBC cruiserweight champion , there is only true king of the 135lb scene ‘that nobody could beat’. Benny Leonard ruled as the world lightweight champion for eight years between 1917 and 1925 – a reign that remains [...] The post Tony Bellew names the former lightweight champion that ‘nobody in history’ would beat appeared first on Boxing News .
At least 500 wrestlers were disqualified from India’s under-17 championships in June for age fraud, underscoring a problem experts say is deeply entrenched in the country’s sportin...
Defending champion Carlos Alcaraz fought back from a set down to beat Portugal’s Jaime Faria 4-6, 6-0, 6-3, 6-2 and book his place in the US Open third round. The Spanish second seed struggled to find his rhythm early on but quickly turned the match around, with two crucial break points saved in the opening game of the second set proving pivotal. Alcaraz, playing his first tournament since mid-April after a wrist injury, continued to show signs of regaining his best form and said the four-set battle was a useful test of his fitness. With Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic both absent, Alcaraz will now face China’s Wu Yibing, ranked 113th in the world, as he looks to strengthen his title defence.
World No. 3 Carlos Alcaraz said he plans to take more breaks from the tennis tour, warning that the packed calendar is contributing to player injuries and fatigue. The Spaniard re...
Justin Gaethje calls out Conor McGregor for his next UFC clash after Topuria victory UFC Lightweight Champion Justin Gaethje is unsure when or against whom he'll next defend his title but admits a showdown with Conor McGregor would be a lot of fun. Gaethje, who recently knocked...
Croke Park will host the pioneering boxer’s final bout on Saturday when Katie Taylor takes on Flora Pili
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