NAGOYA, Japan — When the Korean men’s 3x3 basketball team secured a historic Asian Games gold medal here last week, the celebrations back home were muted. That same quiet greeted the nation’s canoe sprint athletes as they paddled their way to the podium. There was only one Asian Games event for that time slot that made it to viewers through the major broadcast television networks in Seoul: early-round baseball. The Asian Games, promoted with grand “Imagine One Asia” banners, are designed to project unity. But for Korea, the competition has exposed a strict, deeply unequal domestic sports culture — one that divides far more than it unites, valuing TV ratings and outdated labels over athletic skill. The broadcast blackout was not a deliberate affront, but a reflection of a TV industry tied to profit. Just months ago, major broadcast networks championing the “public’s right to watch” criticized cable channel JTBC for securing exclusive rights to show the World Cup and the Winter Olympics. However, when faced with the cold reality of television ratings, those same network
Uganda Police Handball Club is painting the 2026 domestic season in dominant colours, riding high on an exceptional campaign across both its men’s and women’s wings. Amid a flurry of stellar performances, marquee signings, and a historic milestone that has shattered glass ceilings for the sport nationwide, head coach Azizi Yakubu remains fiercely optimistic about […] The post Azizi Yakubu confident as Police Handball dominates Super League appeared first on Kawowo Sports .
CAIRO, Oct 1: Burgan wrapped up its historic Club World Cup debut with a seventh-place finish after defeating Morocco’s Montada Derb Sultan 29-25 in Cairo. Kuwait international goa...
In under-21 girls’ events, Jasmine Kaur won the 100m hurdles, followed by Simranjit Kaur and Amandeep Kaur. Akal Roop Kaur topped the 400m, ahead of Amanat Sidhu and Kamalpreet Kaur Bhalla
Mika Baur on how his summer move to Celtic earned him international call up to Jurgen Klopp’s Germany squad…Mika Baur of Celtic celebrates scoring his team’s first goal with Camilo Duran during ...
ARSENAL surrendered a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 with Paris FC in the Women’s Champions League after Leah Williamson gave away a late penalty by putting her hand on the ball from a goal kick. England duo Alessia Russo and Georgia Stanway scored either side of half time, which looked like it would hand Arsenal a second straight win in the competition.
NAGOYA, Japan — Qatar’s Asian Games delegation celebrated its medal-winning athletes at Bayt Qatar in Nagoya, recognising their performances over the previous two days at the Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Games. The … The post Qatari delegation celebrates Asian Games medal winners appeared first on Stad Al Doha .
At Guru Nanak Stadium, Satgurteg Singh won the under-14 boys’ shot put, followed by Samrat Singh and Jaskaran Singh
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