Killer teens slaughtered man 'like lions on prey' in horror street execution
Killer teenagers who ambushed their victim have been locked up for more than 130 years. Bailey Atkinson was killed in a horrific attack by a gang of armed assailants.
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Carlos Alcaraz Admits 'Little Bit Scared' Over Injury Return At French Open
Carlos Alcaraz admitted Friday that he was "a little bit scared" over how his sledgehammer forehand will bear up at the French Open after overcoming a worrying arm injury. The charismatic world number three was forced to sit out the recent Rome Open to nurse a problem with his right forearm. "I'm not feeling any pain in the practices when I step on the court. But I'm still thinking about it when I'm hitting forehands," said the 21-year-old Wimbledon champion.
Zverev thought news of drawing Nadal for French Open was a joke - ESPN
PARIS — Alexander Zverev thought his brother was joking when he was told he would be facing 14-time champion Rafael Nadal in the opening round of the French Open.
Canada's Marina Stakusic falls short of French Open qualification
Marina Stakusic's bid for her first entry in a Grand Slam main draw has fallen just short.
Tomas Machac upsets Novak Djokovic in Geneva Open semifinals - ESPN
GENEVA — Novak Djokovic will defend his French Open title in Paris still without a trophy this season after losing in the Geneva Open semifinals Friday.
Sabalenka spurred on by Swiatek's French Open dominance
Iga Swiatek's dominance at Roland Garros has fuelled rival Aryna Sabalenka's desire to improve going into this year's French Open, the world number two said on Friday.
Former Man City player Joey Barton loses court case to Jeremy Vine as High Court judge slams 'pedo' post
A High Court judge has ruled Joey Barton's 'bike nonce' social media posts about Jeremy Vine were defamatory. The broadcaster is suing the former Manchester City footballer for libel and harassment over 14 online posts.
NCAA agrees to 'road map' settlement for college athlete payments
The National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) has agreed to allow member schools to share revenue with athletes directly and will pay nearly $2.8 billion in past damages, in a settlement resolving claims from players suing over their athletic service.