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After Monaco high, Ferrari struggling with Montreal low
MONTREAL : After their Monaco high Ferrari were coming to grips with a Montreal flop on Saturday after both cars slumped out of qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, missing an opportunity to pile more pressure on championship leading Red Bull.
Why now for the Edmonton Oilers? A primer on the Stanley Cup hopes of Canada's northernmost NHL team
Canada's northernmost NHL team is seeking to do what none of its peers on this side of the border have been able to do during the lifetime of Connor McDavid: Take home the Stanley Cup.
Perfectionist Swiatek savours managing the pressure to win fourth French Open
PARIS : Iga Swiatek described her French Open triumph on Saturday as an emotional win and said she was proud to have handled the pressure of being the favourite to win a third consecutive title on the Parisian clay.
Manny Pacquiao exploring fall title bout vs. Mario Barrios - ESPN
A Manny Pacquiao-Mario Barrios WBC welterweight title fight is being explored for this fall in Las Vegas, Manny Pacquiao Promotions president Sean Gibbons told ESPN.
Bill Maher calls out Caitlin Clark's teammates not rushing to defend her: 'Women are catty'
'The Big Weekend Show' hosts discuss WNBA player Caitlin Clark's success and her positive effect on the league despite uproar.
Britain's Ujah makes winning return to competition at European Championships
Chijindu Ujah said he was hoping to fight his way to the top following his winning return at the European Athletics Championships, a year after serving his ban for a doping violation that resulted in his team being stripped of their Tokyo Olympics silver medals.
Lakshya Sen Bows Out Of Thailand Open After Defeat In Quarter-Final
India's challenge ended at the Indonesia Open Super 1000 tournament with star shuttler Lakshya Sen bowing out in the quarterfinals of the men's singles event in Jakarta on Friday. Sen, ranked 14th in the world, fought hard before going down 22-24 18-21 against world no.5 Anders Antonsen of Denmark in a match that lasted one hour and one minute. Antonsen now enjoys a 3-2 head-to-head record against the Indian. It was a see-saw battle between Sen and Antonsen in the first game which the Dane pocketed in 32 minutes.