'If he is sincerely sorry ... he deserves a second chance': Golfers respond to Phil Mickelson's Saudi Arabia comments
By Matias Grez and David Close, CNN
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Brazil footballers in Ukraine plead for help to leave
RIO DE JANEIRO: A group of Brazilian footballers who play in Ukraine pleaded for help Thursday in leaving the country, saying Russia’s invasion had left them stranded in a Kiev hotel where they sought refuge. “There’s no fuel, the border is closed, the airspace is closed. There’s no way for us to get out,” said center-back Marlon in the video posted on Instagram, one of 13 Brazilians who play for Shakhtar Donetsk, one of Ukraine’s top clubs.
Motor racing-Four-times F1 champion Vettel says will not race in Russia
DUBAI: Four-times Formula One champion Sebastian Vettel said he will not take part in the Russian Grand Prix even if it goes ahead as planned after Russia invaded neighboring Ukraine on Thursday. Russia has held grand prix races since 2014, with this year’s event scheduled for Sept. 25.
Saudi-backed league not close to a 'finished product', says Schauffele
Olympic champion Xander Schauffele has become the latest high-profile player to commit to the American-based PGA Tour, saying the proposed Saudi-funded breakaway league is not close to a "finished product".
Grad 1 status and return of Mishriff shows Saudi Cup has come of age
It feels as if the Saudi Cup meeting has really come of age, despite this being only its third year.
Valentino Rossi’s VR46 team unveils first MotoGP livery
After 26 seasons of grand prix racing, Rossi retired from racing at the end of the 2021 campaign.
How to watch the PGA Tour's Honda Classic on ESPN+
The PGA Tour's final stop on the California swing was far from boring. Tiger Woods made an appearance. Joaquin Niemann put on a show to win the Genesis Invitational. And the Saudi Golf League, which was hoping to challenge the PGA Tour, took a big hit with comments by Phil Mickelson and decisions by some of the game's top players not to jump ship.
Mike Tyson claims Deontay Wilder should be happy despite Tyson Fury defeats
Boxing legend Mike Tyson believes Deontay Wilder ‘should be very happy’ with himself despite suffering back-to-back defeats to Tyson Fury.