What Reo Hatate wants in Celtic star's own words as 'ambition' doesn't marry with Saudi mega money
Ambitious Reo Hatate wants to play in one of the top five leagues in the world during his career.
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Ambitious Reo Hatate wants to play in one of the top five leagues in the world during his career.
With a keen interest in robotics since the age of six, 13-year-old Akbar Nabijonov Akbar dreams of becoming a great engineer
SINGAPORE : Elite virtual archers, sharpshooters, race car drivers, cyclists and sailors are gathering in Singapore along with dancers and chess aficionados from Thursday for the first ever Olympic Esports Week.
Editor's note: This story was originally published on June 9, prior to the start of the Men's College World Series. It has been updated with dates ahead of Wake Forest's game with Stanford.
PARIS : The final shape of LVMH's likely Olympics sponsorship rests on Antoine Arnault, one of LVMH Chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault's five children and heirs, in a high-profile deal that could test the 46-year old's marketing prowess.
PITTSBURGH — With prominent veteran running backs prematurely hitting the market recently, Pittsburgh Steelers RB Najee Harris said Tuesday he doesn't buy into the narrative that his position has a short shelf life.
Commissioner Jay Monahan told PGA Tour employees during a meeting Thursday that it couldn't financially afford to keep spending tens of millions of dollars in its legal fight against Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund while continuing to increase its own purses to keep players from defecting to the rival LIV Golf League, according to a report Saturday by the Wall Street Journal.
Iranian climber Elnaz Rekabi participated in a women's boulder World Cup event in Brixen, Italy on Friday, her first tournament since she competed in an international contest without a headscarf last year.