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Reanne Evans slams 'disgusting' prize money in women's snooker ahead of world final

Reanne Evans has launched a blistering attack on the prize money in women's snooker ahead of the world final in Thailand on Saturday. The 12-time winner lost 5-3 to Chinese teenager Bai Yuluin after leading 3-1 in the semi-finals of this year's event, a result that could cost her the chance of another two-year wildcard to compete on the sport's main professional circuit next season. Ad Eurosport pundit Evans would like to compete on a more lucrative women's tour in the future than battle it out with the men, and the English player believes it is «disgusting» the level on money on offer outside of the elite level.

Herne Bay powerlifter Mick Ellender, 77, has no plans to retire after writing more golden chapters in his remarkable success story

It’s been quite the journey for 77-year-old powerlifter Mick Ellender - and it’s not over yet!

The Iconic Paris Tournament delivers yet again!

Bercy Paris hosts one of the most iconic stops on the World Judo tour - it's an event steeped in over 50 years of history - and Grand Slam Day One proved as thrilling as hoped for.

Gold for Brazil and Mongolia on Day Three at Judo World Championships in Tashkent

The incredible momentum of the World Judo Championships continued on day three in Tashkent: the International Judo Federation’s flagship event was a hive of activity, as both locals and fans who have travelled to see the stars in action, awaited excitedly for what promised to be another a phenomenal day of Judo.

Advani, Laxman among six Indians to qualify for knockout stage of World Men 6-Red Snooker Championship

Pankaj Advani and defending champion Laxman Rawat were among the six Indians to qualify for the knockout stage of the World 6-Red Snooker Championship. Besides Advani and Laxman, Dhvaj Haria, Kamal Chawla and S Shrikrishna have also made it to the last 32. Advani won all the four group stage matches with a scoreline 4-0, 4-1, 4-1, 4-2 and secured top position in his group.

Vietnem Open: Sai Praneeth Bows Out In Second Round

Tokyo Olympian B Sai Praneeth suffered a shock defeat at the hands of fellow Indian Rithvik Sanjeevi Satish Kumar in the men's singles second round at the Vietnam Open Super 100 badminton tournament in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday. A former World Championships bronze medallist, Praneeth, who has been struggling for form for the last one year, lost 21-17 18-21 13-21 to Satish Kumar to make another early exit from a tournament.

Vietnem Open: Sai Praneeth Bows Out In Second Round

Tokyo Olympian B Sai Praneeth suffered a shock defeat at the hands of fellow Indian Rithvik Sanjeevi Satish Kumar in the men's singles second round at the Vietnam Open Super 100 badminton tournament in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday. A former World Championships bronze medallist, Praneeth, who has been struggling for form for the last one year, lost 21-17 18-21 13-21 to Satish Kumar to make another early exit from a tournament.

Road to Qatar: how Japan qualified for World Cup 2022

Japan booked their place at the Qatar World Cup with a game to spare following a dramatic victory in Australia.

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Reanne Evans slams 'disgusting' prize money in women's snooker ahead of world final

Herne Bay powerlifter Mick Ellender, 77, has no plans to retire after writing more golden chapters in his remarkable success story

The Iconic Paris Tournament delivers yet again!

Gold for Brazil and Mongolia on Day Three at Judo World Championships in Tashkent

Advani, Laxman among six Indians to qualify for knockout stage of World Men 6-Red Snooker Championship

Vietnem Open: Sai Praneeth Bows Out In Second Round

Vietnem Open: Sai Praneeth Bows Out In Second Round

Road to Qatar: how Japan qualified for World Cup 2022