Australian Open: Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray, Dan Evans & Heather Watson play in Melbourne
Emma Raducanu will look to continue her enjoyment at the Grand Slams when she faces Montenegro's Danka Kovinic for an Australian Open third-round spot.
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Emma Raducanu will look to continue her enjoyment at the Grand Slams when she faces Montenegro's Danka Kovinic for an Australian Open third-round spot.
Alexander Zverev outlined his Australian Open title credentials with a virtually flawless performance in beating John Millman 6-4 6-4 6-0 to reach the third round. The Olympic champion was given a stern test early on with his Australian opponent buoyed by a partisan crowd, but the third seed produced some of his best tennis — particularly late in the match — to demonstrate why he is considered to be a serious contender to succeed Novak Djokovic as champion.
Max Verstappen in a Red Bull stormed to pole position for the US Grand Prix on Saturday, edging out title rival and Mercedes' world champion Lewis Hamilton.
Tyson Fury retained his WBC heavyweight crown on Saturday with a spectacular 11th-round knockout of Deontay Wilder as their trilogy fight delivered a boxing classic.
British qualifier Liam Broady claims he was on the receiving end of sledging and booing from the John Cain Arena crowd during his first-round loss to Nick Kyrgios, describing aspects of the experience as «absolutely awful».
Australian cricket fans were given plenty to cheer about the last time the women's Ashes were played, as the national team kept hold of the urn in a landslide victory, 12 points to 4.
UFC has announced it will host a fight night in the UK, which will be the first time in three years.
So it ends. Certainly not with a bang, but is it possible to offer something less than a whimper?