Serbia's Boriša Simanić had kidney removed after suffering injury during FIBA World Cup game
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Serbian basketball player loses a kidney after getting injured at World Cup
The Serbian Basketball Federation announced Monday that forward Borisa Simanic has lost one of his kidneys as the result of an injury sustained during a World Cup game in Manila, Philippines, against South Sudan.
US aiming for record sixth title as World Cup enters knockout phase
MANILA : The United States will be hoping to stay on track for a record sixth world title when they face Italy in the quarter-finals as the Basketball World Cup enters the knockout stage on Tuesday.
Serbian player loses kidney after taking elbow at FIBA World Cup - ESPN
MANILA, Philippines — Boriša Simanić, a power forward on the Serbian national team, underwent surgery to remove a kidney after taking an elbow to the midsection during the FIBA World Cup, the Serbian Federation said Monday.
Prince Khalid bin Sultan’s stable claims double victory in Taif racing season
Prince Khalid bin Sultan bin Abdulaziz’s Al-Khalediah Stables proved a dominant force on Taif’s biggest race day on Saturday, with the yard dominating the Prince Abdullah Alfaisal Cup and the King Faisal Cup, two listed races for purebred Arabian horses worth $266,000 (SR1 million) each.
UAE’s Rashed Al-Qemzi takes pole at Grand Prix of Italy
SAN NAZZARO: Team Abu Dhabi’s Rashed Al-Qemzi saved his best for last to claim pole position for Sunday’s Grand Prix of Italy as he looks to extend his lead in the 2023 UIM F2 World Championship.
South Sudan, Japan grab Olympic spots at Basketball World Cup
MANILA: South Sudan and Japan both qualified for the Paris Olympics at the Basketball World Cup on Saturday (Sep 2) as the tournament's highest-placed finishers from Africa and Asia.
South Sudan to represent Africa, Japan to represent Asia in Paris Olympic basketball field
MANILA, Philippines: It was a chant that Luol Deng waited years to lead. He stood along the side of the South Sudan locker room after their run in the World Cup was over, cupped his hands around his mouth and yelled the same thing, over and over.