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Boyhood Manchester United supporter Sir Jim Ratcliffe remains the sole confirmed bidder to take over the club heading into Friday’s ‘soft deadline’ for offers, amid continued reports of interest from Qatar.
The snooker world will soon turn its attentions to the start of the 2023 Players Championship in February as the world’s top 16 players battle for supremacy. The Players Championship is the 12th ranking event of the 2022-23 season and is sandwiched between the World Grand Prix and the Tour Championship as the second event of the Players Series. Ad The Players Championship field is made up of the top 16 players on the one-year money list.
Boyhood Manchester United supporter Jim Ratcliffe remains the sole confirmed bidder to take over the club heading into Friday's 'soft deadline' for offers, amid continued reports of interest from Qatar.
Tommy Fury faces Jake Paul this month, with the pair finally set to enter the ring together after two previously cancelled fights.
Tommy Fury will finally meet Jake Paul in a fight later this month, with the fight set to take place in Saudi Arabia following two previous failed attempts to meet in the ring.
Amateur boxing's Russian-led governing body denounced a U.S.-driven boycott of its world championships as 'political games' on Thursday and said plenty of boxers from the countries involved were keen to take part.
The 2023 She Believes Cup takes center stage across the USA over the next week and the USWNT are primed for some intriguing games.
Australia were in for a rude shock in the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India as they lost the match by innings and 132 runs. What was even more surprising was that the world No. 1 Australia lost the match in less than three days of play. Australia were bowled out for 91 in one session in the first Test. Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith showed some fight in an otherwise dismal batting display. Australia are expected to make changes from the Nagpur drubbing, with spinner Matthew Kuhnemann, returning fast bowler Mitchell Starc and all-rounder Cameron Green fighting for a place in the side.