Indian Olympic medalist Lovlina Borgohain confirmed a boxing medal at the Asian Games after beating Seong Suyeon of South Korea. Parveen Hooda and Ankush Panghal also secured medals for India in their respective boxing quarterfinals.
Chikitha Taniparthi entered the women's compound archery quarterfinals at the Asian Games, while Jyothi Surekha Vennam was knocked out. India also assured medals in kurash through Pincky Balhara and in boxing via Lovlina Borgohain's QF win.
Pincky Balhara secured a bronze medal in women's 78 kg Kurash at the Asian Games, her second medal at the event. Boxer Lovlina Borgohain also assured a medal for India by winning her 75 kg quarterfinal bout, advancing to the semifinals.
Justin Gaethje says Ilia Topuria did not quit in their UFC Freedom 250 title fight at the White House in June. Gaethje captured the undisputed lightweight championship when Topuria's corner waved off the bout after the fourth round on the South Lawn.
The football world is attempting to get their house in order following Manchester City’s financial charges. The governance is welcome – but for Manchester United ...
Pakistan are ranked at 198 in the Coca-Cola FIFA rankings and sandwiched between the Cayman Islands and Somalia, but two former Newcastle stars are using the inspiration of Sir Bobby Robson to do something big in a nation more renowned for cricket
Ghana Premier League debutants Port City secured a comfortable win against Bibiani Gold Stars when they travelled to Dun’s Park on Sunday. The visitors made light work of the Miners, scoring twice in the first half to claim all three points. Gideon Waja’s defence-splitting pass found Emmanuel Intori, who opened the scoring with a beautiful […] The post Port City secure comfortable win against Gold Stars appeared first on The Ghanaian Chronicle .
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