Max Verstappen considering retiring from F1 at end of 2026 - ESPN
Max Verstappen has said he is considering retiring from Formula 1 at the end of 2026, admitting he is «not enjoying the sport» after finishing eighth at the Japanese Grand Prix.
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Fans flock to Azteca reopening, brushing off tensions ahead of World Cup
MEXICO CITY, March 28 : Fans returned to Mexico City's Azteca Stadium for its long-awaited reopening on Saturday, embracing the pre-World Cup atmosphere despite tight security, protests across the capital and a fatal accident inside the venue.
Floyd Mayweather pumps brakes on rematch with Manny Pacquiao - ESPN
The rematch between boxing legends Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao is apparently in flux, according to Mayweather.
Kohli and Duffy star as defending champions RCB overpower Hyderabad
BENGALURU, March 28 : India great Virat Kohli and New Zealand pacer Jacob Duffy led from the front as defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru opened their 2026 IPL campaign with a commanding six-wicket victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium on Saturday.
Tiger Woods' mugshot released; eyes appear bloodshot after DUI arrest
Tiger Woods was arrested on Friday for allegedly driving under the influence after a car crash that left his vehicle rolled over on the driver's side. (APTN)
Reijnders grabs winner as Dutch fight back to beat Norway
AMSTERDAM, March 27 : The Netherlands fought back to edge Norway 2-1 in their World Cup warm-up clash on Friday, with Tijjani Reijnders delivering the winner at the Amsterdam Arena.
Alcaraz set for Bernabeu experience as stadium to install practice clay court for Madrid Open
March 27 : World number one Carlos Alcaraz could realise a long-held dream by stepping onto the turf of Real Madrid's Bernabeu Stadium, after Madrid Open organisers announced on Friday plans to install a practice court inside the iconic soccer venue.
Andy Farrell not talking to RFU about England role ‘at present’ – Bill Sweeney
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney insists there has been no contact with Andy Farrell as part of England’s succession planning for the time beyond next year’s World Cup.