Amusan predicted she’ll break world record, Jamaica’s Williams reveals
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Stuttgart’s Orel Mangala undergoes medical ahead of Nottingham Forest transfer
Stuttgart midfielder Orel Mangala is having a medical at Nottingham Forest ahead of a proposed transfer.
Nigerians lambast Michael Johnson for questioning Amusan’s world record
Retired American athletics sports champion, Michael Johnson, has found himself in hot waters after he questioned the accuracy of the clocks at the World Athletic Championships in Oregon, which saw a Nigerian sportswoman, Tobi Amusan, smash the 100m hurdles world record with a stunning semi-final time of 12.12 seconds.
Tobi Amusan: A path to World Record ‘constructed’ in Warri
“On occasions like this, we will not forget the days of small beginnings. Our modest efforts helped to expose and nurture these athletes. I took some decisions against all odds, but I am glad their sporting career have taken good shape.”
Victor Osimhen breaks silence on Napoli future amid Manchester United speculation
Napoli striker has opened up on his future amid speculation linking him with a move for Manchester United.
Olympic legend Michael Johnson 'accused of racism' for questioning times at world championships
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Watch: Armand Duplantis' Animated Celebration After Setting New Pole Vault Record
Armand Duplantis wrapped up the World Athletics Championships in Eugene in stunning fashion on Sunday, setting a new world record in the pole vault as the curtain came down on the 10-day global track and field extravaganza. The gripping finale could not have been any better scripted for the first world championships ever to be held on American soil -- apart from the fact maybe that the US-born and raised Duplantis was wearing the yellow and blue of Sweden and not representing the Stars and Stripes.
CWG 2022: India will find it tough to match Gold Coast TT high in Birmingham
Commonwealth Games. India had exceeded expectations in Australia by winning three gold, a couple of silver and three bronze medals. Half of those medals, including two gold, came via Manika Batra whose career graph and popularity sky rocketed thereafter. The 27-year-old from Delhi stunned Olympic medallist Feng Tianwei of Singapore not once but twice in the competition to secure an individual and team gold for India.