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Jake Paul has issued a message to Tommy Fury after the British fighter was denied entry to the United States ahead of their press conference in New York City tomorrow. Fury was due to fly out for the conference at Madison Square Garden with Paul for their upcoming boxing bout on August 6.
Nick Kyrgios overcame Paul Jubb in an epic five-set thriller on Court 3, as the world No. 40 was given a huge scare by the precocious British wildcard. Jubb stunned the Wimbledon crowd by winning the first set by breaking Kyrgios in the eighth game.
Nick Kyrgios complained bitterly about the actions of some members of the crowd during his Wimbledon first-round match against Britain's Paul Jubb on Tuesday. The Australian, who proclaimed himself as one of the best grass-court men's players in the world in the lead-up to the tournament at SW19, struggled badly early on as he lost the opening set to Jubb. Ad/> Midway through the fiery match, Kyrgios expressed his displeasure with the conduct of some members of the crowd as he implored the umpire to help deal with the situation.
The Springboks will face Wales at Loftus Versveld in front of 50 000 fans on Saturday as the "sold out" signs went up at the ground on Tuesday afternoon.
LONDON : Feisty Australian Nick Kyrgios came through a five-set first-round Wimbledon thriller against British wildcard Paul Jubb on Tuesday as his fearsome serve eventually overpowered the 22-year-old 3-6 6-1 7-5 6-7(3) 7-5.
A lengthy new trailer for Fallout: London, the DLC-sized Fallout 4 mod set in post-apocalyptic England, has been released.
Fabio Quartararo had a disastrous Sunday in Assen after crashing twice and collecting both Aleix Espargaro and a British GP penalty in the process.
LONDON: Lewis Hamilton said the “time has come for action” after being the subject of a racially offensive term used by three-time Formula One world champion Nelson Piquet. Formula One and motorsport’s governing body the FIA condemned the 69-year-old Brazilian, who made the comments during a podcast. “It’s more than language,” Hamilton tweeted.