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Ricky Walden will face Mark Allen in the Players Championship first round on Tuesday evening feeling like he has finally sorted out the chronic back problems that threatened to torpedo his 21-year professional career. Walden lost 10-6 to Allen in the final of the event in Manchester six years ago before tumbling into a physical and mental morass.
Kelly Slater's immediate future in the sport he has dominated for decades will be revealed within days.
After more than 27 years in the booth, the voice of the Saskatoon Blades Western Hockey League team called his 2,000th game on Wednesday night — but even after all that time he still remembers his first appearance.
MONTPELLIER, France (AP) — Alexander Bublik upset the odds by beating third-ranked Alexander Zverev 6-4, 6-3 in the Open Sud de France final on Sunday for his first career title.
As Melissa Barbieri celebrates a quarter of a century since her professional debut, the Australian football legend is still keeping one eye firmly on the future.
Novak Djokovic's career is in «serious danger» if he continues to remain unvaccinated, believes Carlos Moya, coach of Rafael Nadal. Djokovic saw Nadal lift the Australian Open last month, in so doing edging ahead in the race to finish with the most Grand Slams. Ad/> The Serb had sought to take part in the Melbourne showpiece, but was deported just days before after a complicated saga involving his vaccination status.
Ricky Walden is enjoying his best season for years and is relishing every second of it after coming through seriously dark days, when he thought a back injury was bringing his career to a premature end.
Aditi Ashok produced a sensational career-best nine-under 63 in the third and final round as she shot from the cutline to finish T-15 at the LPGA Drive On Championship. Needing just 23 putts to go through the round, Aditi holed nine birdies and had no bogeys. There was a point, when most of the leaders had not even begun as Aditi rose up the leader board to as high as Tied-third, but finished T-15 as the others came into play.