Djokovic, Bale and Sainz among stars to take on Ryder Cup match in Rome
Novak Djokovic, Gareth Bale and Carlos Sainz were among the celebrities who turned out in a Ryder Cup ‘All Stars’ match ahead of the main event in Rome on Wednesday.
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Manchester United takeover latest amid Sir Jim Ratcliffe bid 'change' and share price update
The takeover saga at Manchester United continues to rumble on amid reports that British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is prepared to "restructure" his bid to tempt the Glazer family into a sale decision.
Increase in races and prize money for new Riyadh racing season
RIYADH: Prize money for the 2023-24 horse racing season in Riyadh, which begins on Oct. 16 and continues until Mar. 16, will increase by more than 7 percent compared with last season, and 56 additional races will be run at King Abdulaziz Racecourse, where the highlight remains the Saudi Cup in February. The total prize money for the season, excluding the Saudi Cup meeting, will rise by $1.5 million to a total of $21.9 million, the Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia said.
Hamilton's Alena Sharp leads Canada's golf team for Santiago Pan American Games
Hamilton's Alena Sharp headlines Golf Canada's team for the upcoming Pan American Games in Santiago, Chile.
Brooks Koepka to LIV golfers not at Ryder Cup - 'Play better' - ESPN
GUIDONIA MONTECELIO, Italy — Brooks Koepka says the LIV Golf hopefuls who missed out on a spot on the United States Ryder Cup team should have played better to force their way into the mix.
Kaminski on long-awaited, hard-fought Sunshine Tour triumph at St Francis: 'It's life-changing'
South African golfer Rupert Kaminski has a passion for many things, from nutrition, music and making a mean cup of coffee. But the 26-year-old finally tasted success for the first time since turning professional in 2018.
Ryder Cup a different animal without LIV teamsters
As the 44th Ryder Cup draws nearer, it appears that some of the LIV defectors are experiencing mixed feelings and even a hint of regret.
Brooks Koepka has no sympathy for LIV players who missed out on Ryder Cup
Brooks Koepka has told his fellow LIV golfers they should have played better if they wanted a Ryder Cup berth.