Jannik Sinner: Quiet man of tennis basks in the limelight of Wimbledon glory
LONDON: Jannik Sinner is the quiet man of tennis who has become a big noise, burnishing his legacy on Sunday by winning his first Wimbledon title.
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Toni Storm digs down deep to retain AEW Women's World Championship at All In: Texas over Mercedes Moné
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Britain’s Rowland takes Formula E title with two races to spare
BERLIN: Nissan’s Oliver Rowland won the Formula E title for the first time and with two races to spare on Sunday, the Briton becoming the all-electric series’ 10th different champion in the space of 11 seasons.
Golf: Australia's Grace Kim wins Evian Championship in play-off
EVIAN, France: Australia's Grace Kim produced a sensational finish to win the Evian Championship as she beat world No 2 Jeeno Thitikul in a play-off on Sunday (Jul 13).
Wales v England: Kick-off time, TV channel and Euro 2025 score updates
Wales take on England in their final match of the Euro 2025 group stages tonight. While qualification for the knock-outs may be a step too far, Rhian Wilkinson's side are hoping to spoil the party for England, who will need to get a result if they are to advance.
Marc Marquez reigns supreme to win German GP as only 10 riders finish
HOHENSTEIN-ERNSTTHAL, Germany :Marc Marquez proved once again why he is known as the 'King of Sachsenring' when the Ducati rider marked his 200th MotoGP start by winning the German Grand Prix on Sunday in a race that became a test of survival after only 10 riders finished.
Shackled Swede Rytting Kaneryd still finds a way in Germany rout
The attacking play of Sweden's Johanna Rytting Kaneryd has attracted plenty of attention at the Women's Euros, and not all of it has been welcome - on Saturday, Germany's defence marked her tightly for much of the game but she still managed to create a goal in a stunning 4-1 win.
Better to lose now than in knockout round, says Germany's Berger
ZURICH :Germany goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger was none too pleased with her side's 4-1 humbling by Sweden on Saturday, but said the one consolation was that they were still in the tournament, finishing second in the group and advancing to the quarter-finals despite the heavy defeat.