Noel Gallagher or Elton John could perform at Tyson Fury v Anthony Joshua bout
Noel Gallagher or Elton John could take centre-stage along with Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua when they finally meet for their grudge match, according to Fury’s manager.
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UFC ring announcer Bruce Buffer expects White House fights to be 'a spectacle' as event approaches
UFC ring announcer Bruce Buffer said it was an
Canadian Football League to launch season earlier and expand playoffs starting in 2027
TORONTO, April 28 : The Canadian Football League announced on Tuesday plans to kick off its regular season earlier starting in 2027 along with a revamped playoff format that will see all but one of the league's nine teams make the postseason.
Manchester United hold on to beat Brentford and close in on Champions League
Manchester United moved within touching distance of Champions League qualification as captain Bruno Fernandes edged closer to the Premier League assist record in Monday’s 2-1 victory against Brentford.
Joshua to make comeback fight in Riyadh in July before facing Fury
LONDON, April 27 : Former world heavyweight boxing champions Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have signed up for a long-awaited clash later this year, promoter Eddie Hearn said on Monday.
What's love got to do with keeping MLS soccer in Vancouver? Whitecaps fans hope a lot
With the Vancouver Whitecaps for sale and rumours swirling about a U.S. buyer possibly snapping up the MLS club at a bargain basement price and moving it to a more profitable locale, the club's longest running supporters group – the Vancouver Southsiders — want it shouted from the rooftops that they are not OK with the team leaving the city.
Messi Replacement? Inter Miami Owner Wants To Just Enjoy 'Next Two Years'
Inter Miami owner Jorge Mas has addressed the inevitable question of how the club will replace Lionel Messi. With the Argentine icon under contract through 2028, the Herons are already planning for a future beyond the GOAT.
Toronto to make World Cup fan festival mostly free after $10 entry backlash
TORONTO, April 24 : Toronto reversed course on plans to charge fans to attend its World Cup fan festival, with the city council approving a revised plan to create a free general admission option after some councillors objected that the $10 fee broke a promise.