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RIYADH: Saudi Cup organizers have released a documentary titled ‘Japanese Domination’ featuring the four winning trainers and jockey — looking back on Japan’s astonishing four-timer at the world’s most valuable race meeting in 2022.
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WASHINGTON: Phil Mickelson, Louis Oosthuizen and Bubba Watson filled out their LIV Golf League teams on Monday with the latest players to join the Saudi-backed series ahead of Friday’s season debut.
Manchester United playmaker Christian Eriksen has been nominated for a coveted sports award following his incredible return to the Premier League following a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 which left him fighting not only for his career, but also his life.
Tiger Woods said his focus is on playing all four majors this year after he finished tied-45th at the Genesis Invitational – his first completed 72-hole tournament since last season’s Masters.
Jon Rahm returned to the top of the world rankings with his third victory of the year in the Genesis Invitational.
Tiger Woods admitted his return to top-level golf was physically harder than he let on after a final round of 73 in the Genesis Invitational.
Spain's Rahm grabbed his third US PGA Tour title of 2023 after wins at the Tournament of Champions and the American Express in La Quinta, California.It was his fifth win in his last nine worldwide starts, a run that included his third Spanish Open triumph in October and victory in the DP World Tour Championship in November.Rahm was thrilled to capture a win at Riviera Country Club, the classic course west of downtown Los Angeles that has produced such champions as Ben Hogan but where, Rahm noted, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods have never won.