Players suing ATP, WTA, others: 'Tennis is broken'
Players filed multiple lawsuits Tuesday against the ATP, WTA and other professional bodies, alleging that "tennis is broken" due to unfair business practices.
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Players file suits vs. ATP, WTA, more, cite 'unfair system' - ESPN
The Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA) and 22 players filed multiple lawsuits across several global jurisdictions against the ATP, WTA, International Tennis Federation (ITF) and International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) on Tuesday, alleging anticompetitive business practices, monopolizing of professional tennis and systemic abuse.
How to watch INDYCAR Thermal Club Grand Prix: Schedule, date, time, TV channels, streaming
The 2025 INDYCAR season heats up with the Thermal Club Grand Prix, bringing high-speed action to the exclusive California circuit. Keep reading for key details, including race dates, start times, TV channels, and streaming options.
Indian Runner Archana Jadhav Handed Four-Year Ban For Failed Dope Test
India's long-distance runner Archana Jadhav was on Tuesday banned for four years owing to a failed dope test in January, the findings of which she did not contest despite repeated reminders, prompting World Athletics to deem her actions as acceptance of guilt. According to World Athletics' Athletes Integrity Unit (AIU), Jadhav's sample, which was collected at the Pune Half-Marathon in December last year, contained prohibited substance Oxandrolone. This synthetic anabolic steroid promotes protein production and muscle building in the body. The ban came into effect from January 7. Jadhav has been under provisional suspension for the duration. On February 25, she had replied to the violation charge in an e-mail to the AIU stating "I am extremely sorry sir...I welcome your decision." The AIU said its understanding of this communication was that Jadhav did not require a hearing and was "content" to get a decision from the body.
PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen Hope To Regain Form At Swiss Open
Star shuttlers PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen will continue their quest to regain top form when the USD 250,000 Swiss Open gets underway in Basel on Tuesday, featuring draws that are crowded with Indians. Two-time Olympic medallist Sindhu, who is seeded seventh, will take on Malvika Bansod, India's number-two female shuttler, in a clash between two generations. Lakshya will also face a compatriot in HS Prannoy, who is a 2016 winner here, in his men's singles opening match of the BWF Super 300 tournament.
TGL playoffs start with New York Golf Club vs. Los Angeles Golf Club - ESPN
The inaugural TGL season concludes with the playoffs, which tee off Monday at SoFi Center in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
Canada soccer head coach Jesse Marsch adds Zorhan Bassong for injured Richie Laryea
Sporting Kansas City's Zorhan Bassong has replaced the injured fullback/wingback Richie Laryea on Canada's roster ahead of the CONCACAF Nations League Finals.
2025 March Madness schedule: NCAA women's tournament on ESPN - ESPN
The 2025 NCAA women's basketball tournament runs from the First Four on March 19 through the championship on April 6. South Carolina is the early favorite, with a bid to successfully defend its 2024 title. Other elite teams on the championship radar this year include UCLA, UConn, USC, Notre Dame and Texas.