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Oklahoma City Thunder rookie Chet Holmgren will miss the 2022-2023 season because of a Lisfranc injury to his right foot, the team announced Thursday.
Australian Speedway rider Jack Holder thinks that nerves are no longer a problem as he focuses on the Betard FIM Speedway GP of Poland in Wroclaw this Saturday. Holden was the winner at the FIM Speedway of Nations alongside Max Fricke and Jason Doyle on July 30 at Vojens. The win is Australia’s first in 20 years, and he followed up that success with fifth place at the Speedway GP of Great Britain in Cardiff on August 13.
Serena Williams says she had «tears streaming down» her face as she wrote her farewell letter to fans, and expects to feel similar emotions during the upcoming US Open — her probable final career tournament. Williams revealed her decision to «evolve away» from tennis on August 9, citing a wish to grow her family and concentrate on her burgeoning business career. Ad As such, an appearance in New York will bring the curtain down on her illustrious career that has yielded 23 Grand Slam singles titles, and 50 more besides.
Oklahoma City Thunder rookie Chet Holmgren is undergoing tests for a possible right foot injury suffered in a pro-am game Saturday in Seattle, a team spokesperson told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
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SEATTLE — A historic day at the CrawsOver Pro-Am featuring more NBA talent than has been on a court in Seattle since the league's last preseason visit ended early due to court conditions, but not before what organizer Jamal Crawford called an «unbelievable, one of one» experience.
Commonwealth Games gold medalwinning weightlifter has been attending endless felicitations since he arrived home from Birmingham. Despite the busy schedule, the 20-year-old took time out to chat with TOI, share his experiences and expectations from the future. Excerpts. How was the feeling returning home after almost three years?It was a great feeling, particularly as I was coming home with the reward that had kept me away from home for these three years. It felt nostalgic coming back to my village (Deulpur) and meet all my friends. So many people had turned up at the airport to receive me. Even in the village, the celebrations continued for days. How busy have you been after returning from Birmingham? Extremely busy. I wake up at 7 in the morning, and have to visit so many places. I manage to return home by 11 pm. Of course, I haven’t found time to train. I guess I can start training only after I go back to Patiala. Aren’t you tired of felicitations? Not yet. They do keep me busy, but never have I felt that that it is enough.
Alex Noren has reflected on his decision to walk away from the chance to play at the Open. The Swede was first reserve for the Open at St Andrews, but left two days before the event and jetted over the Atlantic to play in the Barracuda Championship. Ad Justin Rose’s withdrawal on the morning of the Open due to a back injury would have handed Noren a place in the field, but he was in America preparing to tee it up in California.