Japan Open 2022: Potensi Ginting Jumpa Axelsen (Lagi)
Undian Japan Open 2022 kembali tak ramah buat Anthony Sinisuka Ginting. Ia berpeluang bertemu dengan Viktor Axelsen di babak perempatfinal.
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Arsenal: Footage of Jack Wilshere's speech after beating Spurs in first win as coach
Jack Wilshere is taking a new direction in his footballing career this season.
Japan's Yamaguchi retains badminton women's world title
TOKYO: Japan's Akane Yamaguchi retained her badminton women's world title in front of her home crowd in Tokyo on Sunday (Aug 28), beating China's Chen Yufei 21-12, 10-21, 21-14.
Imperious Axelsen wins second badminton world title
TOKYO: Denmark's Viktor Axelsen won his second badminton world title on Sunday (Aug 28), beating Thailand's Kunlavut Vitidsarn 21-5, 21-16 in the final in Tokyo.
South Africa's Meintjes powers to stage win at Vuelta
South Africa's Louis Meintjes powered to victory in stage nine of the Vuelta a Espana with a lung-busting solo effort on Sunday as Belgian Remco Evenepoel extended his lead at the top of the general classification. It was Meintjes' maiden stage win at the Vuelta as he emerged the strongest among the nine-man breakaway group, finishing more than a minute ahead of Italian duo Samuele Battistella and Edoardo Zambanini. Evenepoel put in another strong showing, pulling away from his general classification rivals in the closing stages to cross the line fourth and open up a minute 12-second lead over local favourite Enric Mas. Three-times defending champion Primoz Roglic struggled on the 171.4km course from Villaviciosa to Les Praeres, fading towards the end and falling almost two minutes behind Evenepoel of Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl in the overall standings.
Canada remains unbeaten after 9-0 rout of Japan at women's hockey worlds
Marie-Philip Poulin scored twice and had an assist for Canada in a 9-0 win over Japan at the women's world hockey championship on Sunday.
BWF World Championships 2022: Imperious Viktor Axelsen Wins Second Badminton World Title
Denmark's Viktor Axelsen won his second badminton world title on Sunday, beating Thailand's Kunlavut Vitidsarn 21-5, 21-16 in the final in Tokyo. World number one Axelsen has lost only one singles match this season and was too much for 21-year-old rising star Vitidsarn, who was blown away in the first game. Axelsen, who won Olympic gold last year, also claimed the world title in Glasgow in 2017. The 28-year-old Dane has been in imperious form this week in Tokyo, reaching the final without losing a single game.