Alvarez to have wrist surgery and return to ring in mid-2023
MEXICO CITY: Saul "Canelo" Alvarez has said he will fly to the United States for surgery on his left wrist that could keep him out of the ring until next September.
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Saudi Arabia name World Cup squad without regular top-flight keeper
(Reuters) - Saudi Arabia coach Herve Renard named four goalkeepers, including three who are not regulars at their clubs, in a preliminary 32-man squad for the World Cup starting next month.
Amusan ‘short of words’ after World Athlete of the Year nomination
Tobi Amusan is the world record holder in the women’s 100m hurdles.
Khabib Nurmagomedov doesn't blame Tony Ferguson for not retiring
Khabib Nurmagomedov has spoken candidly about Tony Ferguson’s decision to avoid MMA retirement.
Boxing-Alvarez to have wrist surgery and return to ring in mid-2023
MEXICO CITY : Saul "Canelo" Alvarez has said he will fly to the United States for surgery on his left wrist that could keep him out of the ring until next September.
'I feel great and that's weird' - Iga Swiatek opens up on feeling 'even more fresh' ahead of San Diego Open
Iga Swiatek says she has been surprised by how motivated she is feeling despite having played — and won — so many matches in 2022. World No. 1 Swiatek's win-loss record this year reads a remarkable 60-9, and it's not just the volume of matches she has won, but the significance of them — taking two majors at the French and US Opens, and securing five other titles besides.
Brady, Clijsters latest big-name athletes to invest in pickleball
(Reuters) - Seven-times Super Bowl winner Tom Brady and former tennis world number one Kim Clijsters have become owners of a Major League Pickleball (MLP) expansion team, joining NBA's LeBron James and Draymond Green as investors in the rapidly growing sport.
One month to go before US mid-terms: Why abortion is a key campaign issue
And in Brazil, less than three weeks remain before the second round in the presidential election. As each day passes, supporters of former leftist president Luiz Inacio Lula Da Silva - who went into the first round as the frontrunner - are getting increasingly worried that their candidate might actually lose. His momentum has been on the decline ever since incumbent leader, conservative Jair Bolsonaro, made a stronger-than-expected showing in round one. We take a closer look at how Lula is trying to pull out all the stops before the October 30 vote.