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Winning start for Lovlina Borgohain At Women's World Boxing Championships, Beats Chen By Split Decision

Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain upstaged former champion Chen Nien-Chin in the light middleweight division on Monday to enter the round of 16 at the IBA Women's World Boxing Championships in Istanbul. Returning to competitive boxing for the first time since her podium finish at the Tokyo Games last year, Lovlina (70kg) won by a 3-2 split decision against the Chinese Taipei boxer, who had defeated her in the semifinals of the 2018 edition. This is Lovlina's second win over Chen. The Indian had gotten the better of her in the Tokyo Olympics quarterfinal enroute to her bronze medal winning triumph.

World Rugby set to announce hosts for 2027, 2031 World Cups

World Rugby will decide in Dublin on Thursday which countries will host the 2027 and 2031 men's Rugby World Cups.

Exclusive: Callum Smith not interested in 'tick over fights', only wants world titles

Callum Smith previously reigned at super middleweight before a first career defeat to Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez in December 2020.

Ian Durrant reveals Rangers trait the stars of 2008 and 2022 share as Ibrox icon picks a winner of mouthwatering Euro match up

Ian Durrant says Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s Seville-bound stars against the Manchester class of 2008 would be the ultimate clash of Rangers styles.

Wimbledon could be hit hard for decision to ban Russian players – reports

This summer’s Wimbledon Championships could be thrown into chaos amid rumours of the sanctions set to be handed down by the ATP for the tournament’s decision to ban Russian and Belarusian players.

Suns to keep Brittney Griner decals on court through playoffs: 'One family'

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'Grateful': Candid Celtic defender Carl Starfelt speaks on 'tough situation' for friends in Russia

It isn’t just a first league title of Carl Starfelt’s career his move to Celtic has set up for him.

Kyle Edmund will not return in time for Wimbledon this summer after having a second knee operation, targeting US Open

Kyle Edmund has had a second knee operation and will not be able to return in time for Wimbledon this summer. The former British number one, who has not played since October 2020, had an operation on his left knee in Switzerland in March last year. Ad/> He underwent another procedure in the United Kingdom last Thursday after feeling discomfort on the practice court and hopes to be back on court next month, according to the BBC.

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Winning start for Lovlina Borgohain At Women's World Boxing Championships, Beats Chen By Split Decision

World Rugby set to announce hosts for 2027, 2031 World Cups

Exclusive: Callum Smith not interested in 'tick over fights', only wants world titles

Ian Durrant reveals Rangers trait the stars of 2008 and 2022 share as Ibrox icon picks a winner of mouthwatering Euro match up

Wimbledon could be hit hard for decision to ban Russian players – reports

Suns to keep Brittney Griner decals on court through playoffs: 'One family'

'Grateful': Candid Celtic defender Carl Starfelt speaks on 'tough situation' for friends in Russia

Kyle Edmund will not return in time for Wimbledon this summer after having a second knee operation, targeting US Open