Jamie Murray retires from tennis
British Davis Cup winner Jamie Murray has announced his retirement from professional tennis.
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Former doubles world number one Jamie Murray retires
April 15 : Former doubles world number one Jamie Murray called time on his tennis career on Wednesday, hanging up his racket at 40 after a trophy-laden journey that included seven Grand Slam titles and a Davis Cup triumph with his brother Andy.
Katie Taylor's promoters set for Croke Park talks on Friday
Two former Lord Mayors of Dublin are calling for three boxing stars to be guaranteed places in a proposed retirement and homecoming event for boxer Katie Taylor at Croke Park before an event licence is granted.
2026 NFL Draft Rankings: Who Joins Fernando Mendoza on List of Best Quarterbacks?
We all know that Fernando Mendoza is the top quarterback in the 2026 NFL Draft, with the Las Vegas Raiders almost certainly set to select him with the No. 1 overall pick. But who are the other top quarterbacks in this year's draft class? Well, that's much harder to gauge.
Is Nathan MacKinnon the best player in Avalanche history? - ESPN
DENVER — If 1995 served as a benchmark in the history of the Colorado Avalanche franchise geographically, it's also the year one of the most defining players in franchise history literally entered the scene.
Goldeneyes keep slim playoff hopes alive with win over Torrent
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Shelvey ends playing career to manage UAE's Arabian Falcons
April 15 : Former England midfielder Jonjo Shelvey on Wednesday retired from professional football at the age of 34 and moved right into management, taking charge of Arabian Falcons FC in the United Arab Emirates' third tier.
Double Olympic badminton champion Viktor Axelsen announces retirement
COPENHAGEN: Denmark's double Olympic badminton champion Viktor Axelsen announced his retirement at 32 on Wednesday (Apr 15), saying back problems meant he could no longer "compete and train at the highest level".