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Ricky Hatton's boxing comeback is now off with the fight set to be rescheduled. It comes after the main event on the night between Hughie Fury - Tyson Fury's cousin - and Michael Hunter was cancelled with the former falling ill. The entire card has now been scrapped.
We now know the 32 nations that will compete at the 2022 Qatar World Cup this winter.
DOHA : New Zealand need more competitive football at a higher level if they are to raise the profile of the game in the rugby-mad nation, coach Danny Hay said after his side were eliminated in their World Cup playoff.
Thousands of supporters flooded the streets of San Jose after Costa Rica beat 10-man New Zealand 1-0 in their intercontinental play-off to secure the last spot for World Cup 2022 in Qatar.
Gurunaidu Sanapathi has become India's first weightlifter to win a gold at the IWF Youth World Championships in Leon, Mexico. The 16-year-old claimed the yellow metal with a total effort of 230kg (104kg 126kg) in the boy's 55kg event late on Sunday night. While Sanapathi, the 2020 Asian Youth Weightlifitng Championships bronze medallist, stood on top of the podium, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's Ali Majeed 229kg (105kg 124kg) came in second and Yerassyl Umrov of Kazakhstan 224kg (100kg 124kg) third.
Late last July, swimmer Tess Routliffe withdrew ahead of the Paralympics in Tokyo after suffering a back injury that required surgery. She believed it was the right decision and would allow her to focus on her recovery and return "better and stronger" to the pool this year.
Costa Rica have qualified for the World Cup later this year after a narrow 1-0 play-off win over New Zealand.
Ex-Red Bull driver Mark Webber has said Max Verstappen will still beat Sergio Perez over the course of the season despite the Mexican’s surge in form.