Tennis-Dokic says nearly took her own life due to mental health struggles
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Former top 10 tennis player Jelena Dokic nearly took her own life in April during struggles with her mental health, the Australian said on social media.
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What can we expect at the US Open? Storylines to follow
Will the LIV Golf Invitational Series continue to dominate discussion at the US Open? Can Rory McIlroy finally find a fifth major title? Could we see an English winner in Boston? Talking points ahead of this week’s major at The Country Club in Brookline, live on Sky Sports…. Who will be next to join the PGA Tour exodus?
Boxing-Britain's Joshua signs broadcast deal with DAZN
British heavyweight Anthony Joshua has signed a broadcast deal with DAZN under which his future fights will be shown on the sports streaming service.
Warriors on brink of NBA title as Andrew Wiggins punishes Celtics
SAN FRANCISCO: Andrew Wiggins scored 26 points as the Golden State Warriors battled past the Boston Celtics 104-94 to move within one win of a seventh NBA championship crown on Monday. With Stephen Curry having a rare off-night after his 43-point game four heroics, Wiggins seized control to lead a balanced Golden State offensive effort which leaves the Warriors 3-2 up in the best-of-seven series. Wiggins delivered a huge performance at both ends of the Warriors’ Chase Center court, shooting 12-of-23 while hauling in 13 rebounds with two steals and a block.
Costa Rica, New Zealand to battle for last World Cup spot on TSN
Government workers in Costa Rica will be allowed extra time off for lunch to watch their national team take on New Zealand in a playoff to decide the last team to qualify for the World Cup in Qatar.
Newcastle pondering big-money double Inter raid for Hakan Calhanoglu and fresh Man Utd target
Newcastle United are reportedly pondering over making a double bid to land Inter Milan duo Hakan Calhanoglu and Denzel Dumfries this summer.
Australia qualifies for World Cup after edging Peru
AL RAYYAN, Qatar: Australia qualified for a fifth straight World Cup after a 5-4 penalty shootout win over Peru in their intercontinental playoff on Monday. The teams failed to score in regulation and extra time at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium, and goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne, sent on as a substitute in the dying seconds of extra time, proved to be the star for Australia by saving the last penalty from Alex Valera. “I’m not a hero,” Redmayne said.
Australia defeats Peru on penalties to claim World Cup spot
AL RAYYAN, Qatar (AP) — Australia qualified for a fifth straight World Cup after a 5-4 penalty shootout win over Peru in their intercontinental playoff on Monday.