George ready to Kruis off into sunset after Barbarians swansong at Twickenham
George Kruis admits his career swansong at Twickenham on Sunday could prove an emotional occasion.
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George Kruis admits his career swansong at Twickenham on Sunday could prove an emotional occasion.
Danny Care followed up his electric form for Harlequins with a convincing pitch to Eddie Jones that has resulted in his recall for Sunday’s uncapped match against the Barbarians at Twickenham.
JAKARTA: Top seed Viktor Axelsen advanced to the semi-final of the Indonesia Open after beating Indonesia's Anthony Sinisuka Ginting in a thrilling match held at the Istora Senayan sporting arena in Jakarta on Friday (Jul 17).
Sky Sports News News Editor Anthony Joseph, who often has transfer news about Celtic, provided about an update about the Hoops’ interest in Lommel talent Vinicius Souza.
Floyd Mayweather is returning to the ring to face Mikuru Asakura.
Japan's Kento Momota was once badminton's undisputed king but his career has gone into free fall ever since a car crash more than two years ago which left him badly hurt. There are now severe doubts that the 27-year-old former two-times world champion -- who was embroiled in a gambling scandal earlier in his career -- will ever reach the top again. Momota's world was turned upside down in January 2020 when the vehicle taking him to Kuala Lumpur airport crashed hours after he won the Malaysia Masters, killing the driver and leaving the player with a fractured eye socket.
It is a fresh-faced side with five uncapped players set to make their official debuts in the competition as the post-Olympic evolution of the Green Army continues apace.
Floyd Mayweather has revealed one former pound-for-pound great has thrown his hat in the ring to face Jake Paul next.