Francis Ngannou boxing ranking shocks fans as plans explained after Tyson Fury fight
Boxing enthusiasts are puzzled by Francis Ngannou's ranking after his fight against Tyson Fury.
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'A dark time for football' - Human Rights Watch express concern over 2034 World Cup
A prospective Saudi Arabia World Cup is taking football back to a "dark time", according to Human Rights Watch.
Joe Rogan claims Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou judge should be 'jailed' in wild outburst
Boxing judge Juan Carlos Pelayo has been criticised for his scoring in the Tyson Fury vs Francis Ngannou fight.
The two Cristiano Ronaldo traits Manchester United harnessed to turn him into the world's best
Rene Meulensteen has opened up on the detailed training ground work he did with Cristiano Ronaldo before the five-time Ballon d'Or winner really burst into life at Manchester United.
Bob Knight, Indiana’s combustible coaching giant, dies at age 83
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana: Bob Knight, the brilliant and combustible coach who won three NCAA titles at Indiana and for years was the scowling face of college basketball, has died. He was 83.
Iga Swiatek says female tennis players are united as they seek improvements from the WTA
CANCUN, Mexico: Iga Swiatek says she and other women’s tennis players are more united than in the past as they seek changes on the WTA Tour, including improvements to prioritize the athletes’ well-being.
Boca Juniors' Copa Libertadores hopes against Fluminense in safe hands with Sergio Romero
On an autumn night at Old Trafford eight years ago, Manchester United found themselves nervously facing a tricky League Cup tie against opposition from England’s North East. Middlesbrough, of the second-tier Championship, proved plucky and held out for a 0-0 draw after extra time.
Emotional Jabeur to donate prize money to Palestinians
Cancún, Mexico: An emotional Ons Jabeur said she would donate part of her WTA Finals prize money to Palestinians after avenging her Wimbledon final defeat to Marketa Vondrousova on Wednesday. After earning her first win of the week at the season-ending championships in Cancun, Tunisia’s Jabeur choked back tears as she spoke on court. “I am very happy with the win, but I haven’t been happy lately,” said the only Arabic woman to reach a Grand Slam final. “The situation in the world doesn’t make me happy,” Jabeur added as she broke down in tears, before composing herself enough to talk about the Israel-Hamas conflict. “It’s very tough seeing children, babies dying every day,” she said. “It’s heartbreaking, so I’ve decided to donate part of my prize money to help the Palestinians. “I cannot be happy with just this win, with what is happening. I’m sorry guys, it’s supposed to be about tennis, but it’s very frustrating looking at videos every day. “I’m sorry — it’s not a political message, it’s just humanity.