World No 1 Iga Swiatek makes impressive return with opening victory at Qatar Open
World No 1 Iga Swiatek made an impressive return to action with an emphatic victory over Danielle Collins at the Qatar Open on Wednesday.
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Sweden could be new favourite to host 2030 Olympics with support of lawmakers, voters
Sweden emerging as the front-runner in a troubled search for a 2030 Olympics host is as much a surprise in Stockholm as elsewhere.
Shock wins as Schmid and Tviberg steal inidividual parallel World gold
Alexander Schmid became Germany's first individual world alpine skiing champion since 1989 with victory in the men's parallel at Courchevel Meribel. The 28-year-old beat Austria's Dominik Raschner in the final by 0.91 seconds in a historic feat, while Norway's Timon Haugan beating Austria's Adrian Pertl for the bronze. Ad «It means a lot — I didn’t expect it, and I am so happy to be here with a gold medal, it is just amazing,» said Schmid.
Cross-country skiing World Cup reschedules first U.S. stop since 2001
In 2024, the cross-country skiing World Cup will visit the U.S. for the first time since 2001.
Tviberg and Schmid parallel world champions
Norwegian Maria Therese Tviberg and Germany's Alexander Schmid won thrilling parallel finals at the Alpine skiing world championships on Wednesday.
Norwegians crowd parallel podium at alpine worlds
Norwegian skiers collected three of the six medals in the individual parallel events at the Alpine skiing world championships on Wednesday.
Sebastien Haller explains goalscoring joy after testicular cancer recovery - 'It was not only about me'
Sebastien Haller says he was overwhelmed by the support received in his recovery from testicular cancer. Haller’s goal in a 5-1 win over Freiburg on February 4 was his first since being given the all-clear, and he recounted that emotional moment in an exclusive interview with CNN. Ad “Those kinds of moments make you remember why you play football," he said.
Younger generation can fill void left by retiring greats: ITF
BENGALURU : Tennis lost two of its all-time greats last year with the retirements of Roger Federer and Serena Williams but ITF President David Haggerty says the future of the game is in safe hands with the rise of a sparkling generation of young players.