Tiger Woods - Mother Kultida, 'force of nature,' dies at 78 - ESPN
Tiger Woods' mother, Kultida, whom the 15-time major champion has described as his «biggest fan,» died Tuesday, the golfer announced in a statement on social media. She was 78.
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15-Year-Old Shooter Beats Paris Olympics Medalist Sarabjot Singh, Wins Gold In National Games 10m Air Pistol
Fifteen-year-old Bengaluru shooter Jonathan Antony delivered a grand performance on the biggest domestic stage when he outwitted Paris Olympics bronze-medallist Sarabjot Singh and the more fancied Saurabh Chaudhary to clinch the 10m air pistol gold at the National Games here on Monday. Jonathan, whose shooting career took wings when he won gold in the CBSE South Zone Rifle Shooting Competition in 2022 while studying in eighth standard, shot a superb 240.7 for Karnataka in the final to overcame the challenge of Services veterans Ravinder Singh (silver, 240.3) and Gurpreet Singh (bronze, 220.1) and Sarabjot, who won a bronze in the Paris Olympics' 10m air pistol mixed team event with Manu Bhaker last year.
Xabi Alonso next Real Madrid manager gets firm answer as Bayer Leverkusen chief speaks out
Bayer Leverkusen managing director Simon Rolfes is adamant Xabi Alonso will still be in charge next season amid links with Real Madrid.
Tiger Woods makes heartbreaking announcement as golf legend mourns death of his mother Kultida
Tiger Woods has announced the passing of his mother, Kultida, in a heartfelt statement on social media.
Brendan Rodgers sticks Celtic flamethrower back in its holster as 'terminado' parked and boss keeps thoughts to himself
There was no tantrums or terminado talk and the toys very much remained in the pram.
Chiefs' Travis Kelce reveals what he hopes to be doing in 3 years
Travis Kelce dives into what's next for his future in the NFL.
Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes 'excited' for Tom Brady to be on call for Super Bowl LIX
Peter Schrager's interview with Patrick Mahomes on the Opening Night of Super Bowl LIX.
Super Bowl 2025: Every way to bet on Jalen Hurts - ESPN
Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles will make their second Super Bowl appearance in three seasons, as they head toward a rematch with the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. Despite concerns after suffering a knee injury in the divisional round, Hurts lead a dominating effort by the Eagles offense in the NFC Championship Game by accounting for four total touchdowns, including three on the ground.