Athletics-British Swimming chief Buckner to take over at UK Athletics
(Reuters) - British Swimming chief executive Jack Buckner will leave his position later this year to take up the same role at UK Athletics, both governing bodies said on Thursday.
Tokyo Sport News
British Swimming chief Buckner to take over at UK Athletics
British Swimming chief executive Jack Buckner will leave his position later this year to take up the same role at UK Athletics, both governing bodies said on Thursday.
Spezia midfielder Kovalenko auctions jersey for native Ukraine
Viktor Kovalenko, a midfielder for Italian soccer club Spezia, felt powerless when Russian troops entered his hometown in Ukraine. Now, 1,800 kilometres (1,120 miles) away in Italy, he is doing his part for his embattled country by auctioning memorabilia.
Estrenos HBO Max abril 2022, nuevas series y películas: Tokyo Vice, Tenet
Muchas cosas prepara HBO Max para el inicio de la primavera, muchos estrenos que incluyen el regreso del maestro Michael Mann a la televisión -Heat, Ali, El Último Mohicano, El Dilema, Corrupción en Miami- con TOKYO VICE, la serie creada por el guionista de 'Oslo’. También regresa La ciudad es Nuestra el próximo 26 de Abril. Además, Y El Bebé pondrá el contrapunto cómico y terrorífico en una comedia de terror que se estrena el día 25.
AEW: Top champion wants to defend title in multiple promotions.
It appears that the AEW Women’s Champion Thunder Rosa has big plans with her title reign as she looks to step through the forbidden door with the championship.
With 3 Olympians in side, confident India eye best-ever finish at FIH Women's Junior World Cup
Salima Tete, will certainly be an advantage for the Indian hockey team when it competes at the FIH Women's Junior World Cup, beginning on Friday. Apart from Tete, midfielder Sharmila Devi and striker Lalremsiami were part of the senior team which finished fourth at the Tokyo Olympics. The Indian team will begin its campaign in Pool D against Wales on Saturday before taking on formidable Germany on Sunday.
Tom Pidcock pens new five-year deal at Ineos Grenadiers, targets Monuments and Grand Tour wins
Britain’s Tom Pidcock has signed a new long-term deal with Ineos Grenadiers, tying him to the team until 2027. The 22-year-old is one of the sport’s brightest multi-discipline talents, having won the world cyclo-cross title in January, mountain bike gold at the Tokyo Olympics and triumphed at Brabantse Pijl on the road last season. Ad/> “Ineos Grenadiers is the right team for me.