The Wimbledon boy living a dream that defies belief
LONDON, July 8 : If it were a movie script, Arthur Fery's remarkable Wimbledon adventure would probably never have made it to the big screen because it seemed too far-fetched to be believable.
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Fery fairytale rolls on as Briton powers into Wimbledon semis
LONDON, July 8 : Britain's Arthur Fery became only the fourth wildcard to reach the men's singles semi-finals at a Grand Slam as his dream Wimbledon run continued with a 6-4 7-6(4) 6-0 drubbing of Italian ninth seed Flavio Cobolli on Wednesday.
Women's pro baseball league unveils team nicknames, logos ahead of inaugural season
Women's pro baseball is back.
Kostyuk makes quick work of Paolini to take Wimbledon semi-final slot
LONDON, July 8 : Ukraine's Marta Kostyuk made quick work of Italy's 2024 runner-up Jasmine Paolini on a sweltering Centre Court to speed into her first Wimbledon semi-final 6-3 6-2 on Wednesday.
Croatia coach Dalic steps down after leading team at three World Cups
July 8 : Croatia's most successful head coach, Zlatko Dalic, stepped down on Wednesday after nine years in charge, less than a week after his side's exit from the 2026 World Cup following a loss to Portugal in the round of 32.
Griezmann says Orlando move fulfills MLS dream as Messi reunion awaits
ORLANDO, Florida, July 7 : Antoine Griezmann said on Tuesday he had fulfilled a lifelong ambition by joining Major League Soccer club Orlando City, with the former France forward set to renew his rivalry with Lionel Messi after years of facing the Argentine captain in Spain.
Jorge Jesus waits in the wings as Portugal digest painful World Cup exit
July 7 : Portugal were left picking through the wreckage of another shattered World Cup dream after a last-gasp goal sent Spain into the quarter-finals, ended Cristiano Ronaldo's presence on the global stage and opened the door for Jorge Jesus to take charge.
Analysis:After the hype, US World Cup dream collides with football reality
NEW YORK, July 7 : The soundtrack surrounding the United States’ World Cup on home soil was impossible to escape. Television adverts urged fans to believe in miracles. Marketing campaigns promised destiny. Every setback was framed as the prelude to a triumph. But after a 4-1 humbling by Belgium, all that talk of belief gave way to a simpler reality: the co-hosts were beaten by a better team.