Pulisic, Reyna and Pepi headline final USMNT World Cup qualifying squad
Christian Pulisic, Gio Reyna and Ricardo Pepi headline the 27-man U.S. men's national team roster for the final round of World Cup qualifiers.
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Pulisic, Reyna, Adams headline USMNT roster for final World Cup qualifiers
Christian Pulisic, Tyler Adams and Giovanni Reyna headline the 27-player roster for the United States men ahead of three critical World Cup qualifiers that will determine whether the team heads to Qatar later this year.
Sebastian Vettel out of Bahrain GP with COVID as Nico Hulkenberg fills in for Aston Martin
Germany's Nico Hulkenberg will replace Sebastian Vettel in Formula One's Bahrain season-opener after the four-times world champion tested positive for COVID-19, Aston Martin said on Thursday.
Derek Chisora wants to box Andy Ruiz Jr in London
Heavyweight boxing veteran Derek Chisora has offered to fight Andy Ruiz Jr in London later this year.
NTSB says 13-year-old was driving truck in crash involving University of the Southwest golf teams
HOBBS, N.M. — A 13-year-old was driving the pickup truck that struck a van in West Texas in a fiery collision that killed nine people, National Transportation Safety Board Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg said Thursday.
Derek Chisora offers to fight Andy Ruiz Jr in London
Heavyweight boxing veteran Derek Chisora has offered to fight Andy Ruiz Jr in London later this year.
Sergio Perez believes F1 drivers should be allowed to race with Covid-19 as long as the symptoms are not severe
Sergio Perez believes Formula One drivers should be able to race with Covid-19 as long as they do not have severe symptoms. Red Bull driver Perez, who missed two races in 2020 due to testing positive for Covid-19, says that contracting the virus should not necessarily mean you are automatically banned from racing. Ad/> «Going forward we should discuss whether we allow the drivers to race if the symptoms are mild,» the Mexican told reporters.
Rafael Nadal: 21-time Grand Slam winner says 18-match winning run 'impossible to imagine'
Rafael Nadal says his start to the season would have been «impossible to imagine» three months ago, and he is planning to play a full clay-court season as well as Wimbledon.