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Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo as well as current and former heavyweight boxing champions Tyson Fury and Mike Tyson were among the guests in attendance at Diriyah Arena early Sunday to watch Jake Paul take on Tommy Fury.
DUBAI: World No. 1 Novak Djokovic insists that while he may have only been given the medical all-clear to compete at this week’s Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships as recently as five days ago, he has no intention of using this week’s ATP 500 tournament as competitive training, revealing that he values every trophy he wins “three or four times more than he did 10 years ago.”
DIRIYAH: Saudi Arabia is developing into a global hub for sports and athletes.
Tommy Fury beat Jake Paul by split decision in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, declaring that he had made his own "legacy" while also leaving open the possibility of a rematch with the YouTuber-turned-boxer.
Tommy Fury has dedicated his win against Jake Paul to his baby daughter and Love Island sweetheart Molly-Mae Hague.
British reality TV star Tommy Fury beat American YouTuber Jake Paul on points Sunday in a boxing spectacle intended to boost Saudi Arabia's reputation as a top-flight fight destination.
LONDON: Eddie Howe admits the pain of defeat makes him even more determined to end Newcastle United’s long wait for a trophy.
Georgia lost, and then celebrated. Iceland won, and was devastated. One of the last Basketball World Cup spots went to Georgia on Sunday — even though it lost to Iceland 80-77 in the final Europe Region qualifying game for both teams. Iceland needed to win by four points or more to win a tiebreaker over Georgia for the World Cup berth. It came up one point short. Both teams finished qualifying with 5-5 records, with the tiebreaker going to Georgia by the slimmest of margins. Iceland had a 3-point try by Elvar Fridriksson — its best shooter — rim out with about 3 seconds remaining, and Georgia held on for the loss that really was a win. “Amazing. I’m so happy, man,” said Georgia’s Thaddus McFadden, a Michigan-born guard who played at the junior college and Division II levels before embarking on what’s now a 14-year pro career overseas. “I may mess around and cry. This means so much to everybody. I’m just so happy.”