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Serena Williams insists she remains "motivated" to keep playing tennis despite her fast-approaching 41st birthday and the absence of a Grand Slam title since 2017.
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Serena Williams insists she remains "motivated" to keep playing tennis despite her fast-approaching 41st birthday and the absence of a Grand Slam title since 2017.
In all forms of sport, there are always debates over who is the best of the best.
NEW YORK : Billionaire Jim Irsay's private collection of American history artifacts is on display to the public for free for just one day in New York on Friday.
Boxing legend Mike Tyson produced one of the most terrifying knockouts in the history of combat sports.
Muhammad Ali delivered an epic victory speech after he beat George Foreman to regain the world heavyweight titles in October 1974.
Muhammad Ali delivered an epic victory speech after he beat George Foreman to regain the world heavyweight titles in October 1974.
What was billed as the biggest night in the history of women’s boxing somehow exceeded the breathless hype that preceded it. Whenever Katie Taylor was shown on the Jumbotron in the hours leading up to the main event on Saturday, the steady roar of the crowd jilted to ear-splitting volumes. Same for Amanda Serrano, only slightly louder. That crackling energy built throughout the evening, amid lusty singalongs of Wonderwall and Sweet Caroline and The Fields of Athenry, to the type of atmosphere not seen in the big room at Madison Square Garden since Félix Trinidad and Miguel Cotto.
It was a night boxing history was made. Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano, the two biggest stars in female boxing, on Saturday night became the first women to headline a show at Madison Square Garden in the venue's storied 140-year past.