Wimbledon day three
LONDON, July 1 : Highlights of the third day at Wimbledon on Wednesday (times GMT):
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Tyson Fury to take on Mariusz Wach in Thailand
Tyson Fury will take on former world title challenger Mariusz Wach on July 24th in Pattaya, Thailand – one day earlier than Anthony Joshua’s return to the ring.
Fury to fight Polish journeyman Wach in Thailand on July 24
LONDON, June 30 : Tyson Fury will fight 46-year-old Polish heavyweight Mariusz Wach in Pattaya, Thailand, on July 24 as a warm-up before a showdown with British rival Anthony Joshua, he announced on Tuesday.
Djokovic meets familiar foe Tsitsipas, Andreeva faces former Wimbledon champion Krejcikova
LONDON, June 30 : Wimbledon's second round begins on Wednesday with Novak Djokovic taking on Stefanos Tsitsipas, while French Open champion Mirra Andreeva faces two-time Grand Slam winner Barbora Krejcikova.
Russian and Belarusian skaters can return to international events with approved neutral status
Russian skaters can return to world championships and Grand Prix events next season as neutral athletes for the first time since the full military invasion of Ukraine.
She lost her home but found new opportunities: how "Pharmacy 9-1-1" supports internally displaced people and invests in employee development
After being forced to flee her hometown of Kupiansk to the Kyiv region, Svitlana Rudenko not only found a new job but also an opportunity to continue her education and build her career. Her story illustrates how a trusted employer , support for internally displaced people, and investment in professional development can help rebuild lives even in times of war.
Figure skating-Russian two-time Olympic pairs champion Dmitriev dies
June 29 : Russian figure skater Artur Dmitriev, the only male pairs skater to win Olympic gold twice with different partners, has died in Moscow at the age of 58, one of his former partners told TASS news agency on Monday.
Sinner and Sabalenka answer doubters, grim day for British hopes
LONDON, June 29 : Men's defending champion Jannik Sinner and women's top seed Aryna Sabalenka both arrived at Wimbledon with question marks hanging over them but answered the doubters on Monday with contrasting first round victories.