Max Verstappen & Emma Raducanu among those honoured at the Laureus World Sports Awards
Emma Raducanu, Max Verstappen and Tom Brady have all been honoured at the prestigious Laureus World Sports Awards.
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Emma Raducanu, Max Verstappen and Tom Brady have all been honoured at the prestigious Laureus World Sports Awards.
More than 23,000 people participated in Sunday's Sun Run in Vancouver, the first in-person version of the 10-kilometre road race since 2019.
Pablo Larrazabal produced a brilliant final round of 62 to claim the seventh DP World Tour title of his career, and a first on home soil, in the ISPS Handa Championship.
Canada's Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant scored two consecutive wins at the 2022 mixed doubles curling world championships on Sunday in Geneva, Switzerland.
Pablo Larrazabal produced a brilliant final round of 62 to claim the seventh DP World Tour title of his career, and a first on home soil, in the ISPS Handa Championship.
Canada's men's rugby sevens team continued rolling on Sunday at the Rugby Americas North (RAN) Sevens Qualifiers in Nassau, Bahamas.
Mexican judge Juan Carlos Pelayo is facing heavy criticism for his scorecard at the time of Tyson Fury's brutal sixth-round stoppage of Dillian Whyte at Wembley Stadium. Heading into the bout, the Gypsy King had personally requested that no British judges would be ringside for the contest due to a series of controversial and iffy results in recent months, including Josh Taylor's super-lightweight triumph against Jack Catterall in late February.
Dynamic Danes Henrik Holtermann and Jasmin Lander navigated the ‘tricky' Geneva conditions to make it two wins on the spin on the opening day of the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship. Denmark followed up their 7-5 win over Finland with a triumph by the same margin on Saturday evening and sit at the summit of Group A, level on wins with Italy and Switzerland. Ad/> Holtermann and Lander finished with a flourish against the resilient Koreans and Holtermann, 25, believes his team laid down a significant Group A marker on the challenging Swiss ice.