Chris Billam-Smith faces Isaac Chamberlain in huge domestic clash in Bournemouth on July 30
Chris Billam-Smith and Isaac Chamberlain will collide in an all-British cruiserweight clash in Bournemouth on July 30.
July Sport News
Running backs Adrian Peterson, Le'Veon Bell sign deals for boxing exhibition in July, sources say
Adrian Peterson and Le'Veon Bell have signed contracts for a heavyweight boxing exhibition on July 30 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, sources told ESPN on Monday.
Brittney Griner's trial in Russia on alleged cannabis possession to begin July 1
MOSCOW — More than four months after she was arrested at a Moscow airport for alleged cannabis possession, a Russian court has set the start date of the U.S. basketball star Brittney Griner for this Friday, July 1.
Priestman sticks with winning hand going into July's Women's World Cup qualifying tournament
For all of the Olympic glory the Canadian women's team has enjoyed over the last decade, success at the FIFA World Cup has managed to elude it.
V Rising July Patch: Everything we know so far
This week saw the release of the most recent early access update for V Rising, which added a few new features to the vampire game. Now we look forward to the next patch.
Top-class International cricket comes to Stormont in July
Cricket Ireland says this will be a chance for sport-lovers and families to see some of the best cricket – in fantastic settings, on home turf.
FIFA Sets July 15 Deadline For AIFF Constitution Approval, September 15 For Elections To Avoid Ban
The visiting FIFA-AFC team on Thursday set deadlines to clean up the Indian football mess, asking the stakeholders to get the constitution of the national federation approved by July 31 and conduct elections by September 15, failing which the country could be banned by the world body. On the conclusion of its three-day visit of the country, the team, led by Asian Football Confederation General Secretary Windsor John, made it clear that the deadlines will have to be followed strictly. A FIFA ban would mean the Women's U-17 World Cup, to be held in October, taken away from the country.
FIFA sets July 31 deadline for AIFF constitution approval, Sep 15 for elections to avoid ban
On the conclusion of its three-day visit to the country, the team, led by Asian Football Confederation General Secretary Windsor John, made it clear that the deadlines will have to be followed strictly. A FIFA ban would mean the Women's U-17 World Cup, to be held in October, taken away from the country. "It has been made clear by the joint FIFA-AFC team that the deadlines will have to be strictly adhered to.