Roman Reigns' savage comments on Logan Paul at WWE press conference
Roman Reigns v Logan Paul was officially announced yesterday by WWE for Crown Jewel on November 5.
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5 things to look out for as Arab quartet start Qatar 2022 preparations
RIYADH: The World Cup moves a step closer next week with all four Arab participants taking part in friendly matches. Arab News has five talking points ahead of the crucial international break.
Roman Reigns v Logan Paul: Triple H heaps praise on 27-year-old at WWE press conference
Triple H couldn’t speak highly enough of Logan Paul during his WWE press conference with Roman Reigns today.
Roman Reigns v Logan Paul: WWE confirms huge match for November 5
Logan Paul v Roman Reigns for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship has been made official for Crown Jewel.
Indian tennis superstar Sania Mirza wants to inspire young athletes at Dubai academy
KARACHI: When Sania Mirza became the first Indian to win a Women’s Tennis Association event in 2005, the victory marked the beginning of her contributions to several firsts for tennis in the country.
Al-Nasr crowned champions of Karate Individual League in final round
EASTERN PROVINCE, Saudi Arabia: The last stage of the Karate Individual League Championship and the qualifying tournament for the Saudi Games in kata and first-degree fighting competitions ended on Saturday with Al-Nasr Club finishing first. The competitions were held in the presence of Dr. Musharraf Al-Shehri, Saudi Karate Federation’s president, and the participation of 19 clubs represented by more than 200 contenders at the Air Force Base’s hall in the Eastern Province.
Roman Reigns v Logan Paul: More details on plans for shock WWE title feud
Logan Paul is set to face Roman Reigns at WWE Crown Jewel on November 5, if reports are to be believed.
'LIV Golf is here to stay' - Phil Mickelson says PGA Tour dominance is over and calls for end to hostilities
The PGA Tour will never boast the world’s top golfers again and its new rival LIV Golf is «here to stay», according to Phil Mickelson. The six-time major winner is one of many top players to have separated from the PGA Tour and joined its lucrative, Saudi Arabia-backed rival circuit. Ad “The PGA Tour, for the last 20 or 30 years have had all the best players in the world.