Sports for All joins forces with Nahdi Medical Co. to launch second Wazen Step challenge
RIYADH: The Saudi Sports for All Federation has partnered with Nahdi Medical Co. to launch the second Wazen Step Challenge.
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7 things we learned from a historic 2022 US Open
A historic US Open has come to a close, one that started with a 40-year-old legend bidding the sport farewell and ended with a teenager becoming the youngest world No. 1 in ATP history.
Early celebrations: Calendar confirmation means Huff can’t be caught in WTCR Trophy
Rob Huff and his Zengő Motorsport team will celebrate winning the WTCR Trophy when the 2022 WTCR − FIA World Touring Car Cup resumes at WTCR Race of Bahrain later this season. Recent confirmation that the 2022 calendar will feature nine events rather than the planned 10 means Huff cannot be caught in the race to win the title for independent drivers competing without direct financial support from a manufacturer customer racing department.
Herve Renard offers final chances for Saudi World Cup squad at Spanish training camp
Herve Renard has selected his Saudi Arabian squad for this month’s Spanish training camp that will include World Cup warm-ups against Ecuador on Sept. 23 and then the US four days later, and the Frenchman looks to have ended dreams of Qatar for some and given others a tantalizing hope.
Riyadh launches torch relay for Saudi Games 2022
RIYADH: Saudi Arabia launched a nation-wide march of the torch of the Saudi Games 2022, the largest sporting event in the Kingdom’s history.
Saudi Arabia football president desperate to sign Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United
The president of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, Yasser Al-Misehal, has expressed his desire to see Cristiano Ronaldo play in his country.
Roman Reigns: Update emerges on WWE's shock plans for his next title challenger
Roman Reigns‘ upcoming WWE plans may come as a surprise to some people, a new report has claimed.
Champions League success vital if Juventus to escape financial strife
These are uncertain times for Juventus. For a club that won nine Serie A titles in a row from 2012 until 2020, two seasons without a league title represents something of drought.