Alvarez to have wrist surgery and return to ring in mid-2023
MEXICO CITY: Saul "Canelo" Alvarez has said he will fly to the United States for surgery on his left wrist that could keep him out of the ring until next September.
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Boxing-Alvarez to have wrist surgery and return to ring in mid-2023
MEXICO CITY : Saul "Canelo" Alvarez has said he will fly to the United States for surgery on his left wrist that could keep him out of the ring until next September.
Mexico tells fans not to bring iconic 'Lucha Libre' masks to World Cup
MEXICO CITY: Mexico fans have been advised by their government not to wear their colourful 'Lucha Libre' wrestling masks at World Cup matches in Qatar to comply with local rules.
Soccer-Mexico tells fans not to bring iconic 'Lucha Libre' masks to World Cup
MEXICO CITY : Mexico fans have been advised by their government not to wear their colourful 'Lucha Libre' wrestling masks at World Cup matches in Qatar to comply with local rules.
W Series cancels final races, Chadwick declared champion
LONDON: The all-female W Series cancelled its remaining three races in the United States and Mexico for financial reasons on Monday (Oct 10) and declared Britain's Jamie Chadwick champion for the third season in a row.
Motor racing-W Series cancels final races, Chadwick declared champion
LONDON : The all-female W Series cancelled its remaining three races in the United States and Mexico for financial reasons on Monday and declared Britain's Jamie Chadwick champion for the third season in a row.
Presidential candidates vie for Evangelical vote in Brazil
Meanwhile, in the United States, a group of migrants who were flown to the chic east coast island of Martha's Vineyard are suing the Republican governor of Florida for sending them there. Republicans accuse the Biden administration of turning the border with Mexico into a sieve and are trying to place immigration at the centre of the midterm election campaign. We take a closer look.
Mexico’s Lopez wins LPGA Dana Open with late birdie charge
WASHINGTON: Mexico’s Gaby Lopez birdied the last three holes for the second consecutive day to fire an 8-under par 63 on Sunday and win the LPGA Dana Open by one stroke.