Five Nigerian boxers have reached the finals of the African Elite Boxing Championships in Kenya, keeping the country’s hopes for multiple gold medals alive
Former Sports Minister Nii Lantey Vanderpuye has raised concerns about the state of Ghanaian football, warning that the current football system could have serious consequences for two of the country’s biggest clubs, Asante Kotoko and Hearts of Oak. Speaking to Akoma FM, Vanderpuye said the challenges...
Fred Lorenzen, a legendary NASCAR driver, was diagnosed with Stage 3 chronic traumatic encephalopathy after his death. CTE is associated with repeated head impacts and can only be confirmed post-mortem. Lorenzen's family announced a donation of $1 million for CTE research and established a memorial help line. The condition has sparked concerns in motorsports due to the high risk of head injuries.
Noah Price looks set to enter the world of boxing and Venuezala Fury is happy to support him in that endeavour after he confirmed his plans to work with Misfits
Kelvin Kimani and Emmanuel Odhiambo, both displayed tactical brilliance to secure their spots in the Quarterfinals. Kimani showcased his ability to perform under intense pressure against a regional rival, forcing him to dig deep to edge out Uganda’s Kakane Bruno in a fiercely contested 3:2 split decision.
It went viral within hours. Multiple-time boxing champion Felix Savon, considered one of the ten greatest athletes in Cuba’s history, was walking the streets looking for food. The post Cuban Boxing Champion Felix Savon, Another Fallen Hero appeared first on Havana Times.
There is a particular connection between a live sporting event and the city around it. Fans gather in the same room, athletes step into a shared spotlight, and an evening becomes part of the local ...
WBC middleweight champion Carlos Adames will make his Zuffa Boxing debut against unranked Gerome Warburton in a non-title bout on November 14th in Riyadh, according to Dan Rafael.
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