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ROMAN REIGNS STOOD in a WWE ring, his slick, long hair pulled back into a ponytail. The red WWE Universal championship belt sat on his left shoulder, while he held a microphone in his right hand.
Tiger Woods could leave it as late as Thursday morning to make his call about playing in this week’s 86th Masters after revealing that he will make a “game-time decision”.
The final day of the Antalya Grand Slam came to a climactic conclusion, with the stadium filled with excited Judo fans ready for another day of action.
They both aim to be back. “That’s a no-brainer,” said Hannah Darling of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur and fellow Scot Louise Duncan is aiming to go the full distance if there is indeed a next time.
Hull City boss Shota Arveladze refused to criticise the officials after Tom Eaves was shown a second yellow card against Huddersfield Town, but claimed his side deserved more from the game. The Tigers were dealt a late blow when Harry Toffolo poked home a rebound to give Town their first win in three games.
The second day of the Antalya Grand Slam saw local children fill the stadium in anticipation of another great day of Judo. They witnessed an exciting opening ceremony, where International Judo Federation President, Mr. Marius Vizer and Turkish Judo Federation President Mr Sezer Huysuz officially opened this year’s Grand Slam.
He could well be a trail-blazer. It’s unlikely, after all, that any player has teed up in The Masters in its 88-year history after starting their journey to Augusta in St Andrews.
For Bob MacIntyre, Tiger Woods is golf’s standard bearer and the prospect of teeing it up at the Masters alongside the five-time winner is something akin to the holy grail for the Scot.