Poland's Majchrzak receives 13-month ban after failing drug test
Poland's Kamil Majchrzak has been suspended for 13 months by the International Tennis Integrity Agency for failing a drug test, it said on Thursday.
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WTA tweaks circuit with plans for pay parity in top events by 2027
The governing body of women's tennis announced a new circuit structure on Tuesday with a "pathway to handing out equal prize money" for men and women at combined WTA 1000 and 500 events starting from 2027.
Jelena Ostapenko beats Barbora Krejcikova to claim first title of 2023 in Birmingham, Petra Kvitova wins Berlin Open
Jelena Ostapenko won her first title of the season as she defeated Barbora Krejcikova at the Birmingham Classic, while Petra Kvitova won the Berlin Open. The Latvian, seeded No. 2, defeated her No.1 seeded Czech opponent 7-6(8) 6-4 in the final.
Fire and fury: The Olympic torch relay
PARIS: The Olympic torch has been into space, deep underwater and even scaled Mount Everest.
South Korea coach Klinsmann looks for quick fix after disappointing start
Juergen Klinsmann has defended his underwhelming start to life as South Korea coach with the German yet to win any of his four games in charge since taking over from Paulo Bento.
What Man City striker Erling Haaland did when asked for a selfie with Manchester United fan
Erling Haaland took to Instagram to celebrate the end of a long season, lasting over 11 months, with the Manchester City striker making 61 appearances for club and country, and with just the 61 goals to show for his efforts.
Jurgen Klinsmann is still looking for his 1st win as coach of South Korea’s national team
SEOUL: Jurgen Klinsmann is still looking for his first win as coach of South Korea’s national soccer team after a late goal gave El Salvador a 1-1 draw on Tuesday. The former United States coach was appointed in February. Despite four games on home soil, South Korea has lost to Peru and Uruguay and drawn against Colombia and now El Salvador.
Commentary: Singapore and Asia can’t be passive observers as Saudi Arabia reshapes football
SEOUL: Saudi Arabia is spending huge amounts of money in a bid to become a sporting superpower, leaving the world wondering what will happen next. For Singapore and the rest of Asia, it is an opportunity as much as a problem.