I kissed Chris Eubank Jr before our big fight - but egged Conor Benn is the real drama queen
The boxing world has been left both stunned and chuckling after Chris Eubank Jr slapped rival Conor Benn with an egg at their heated fight press conference.
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Sixers' Joel Embiid 'not as dominant' due to ailing left knee - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — After the Philadelphia 76ers were routed on their home court by their rivals, the Boston Celtics, to open the second half of the season Thursday night, a dejected Joel Embiid said he needs to «fix the problem» in his left knee to return to his All-Star form.
23-Year-Old Amanda Anisimova Clinches First WTA 1000 Title, Beats Jelena Ostapenko In Qatar Open
Amanda Anisimova clinched the first WTA 1000 title of her career with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Jelena Ostapenko in a rain-interrupted Qatar Open final on Saturday, a triumph achieved after a "lot of hard work and a lot of tears". At 41 in the world, Anisimova is the lowest-ranked champion in tournament history and the first American to claim the Doha title since Monica Seles in 2002. Ostapenko was coming off a resounding victory over three-time champion and world number two Iga Swiatek in the previous round but Anisimova gave the Latvian a taste of her own medicine, showcasing incredible ball-striking and precision.
Over 55s given four golden rules to follow this winter
We're midway through February, but it feels like winter still has us in its icy grip.
Weight loss jab patients to face tougher checks after drugs ‘wrongly prescribed’
Weight loss injections have been hailed as “wonder-drugs” with the potential to reverse obesity levels in the UK.
Erling Haaland treatment as he left the Emirates felt telling with sombre Man City forced to take Arsenal medicine
John Stones called Manchester City's last 30 minutes at Arsenal "unacceptable" and Pep Guardiola agreed. He rarely offers such honest criticism after a performance like this.
Why scratching that itch can give health benefits - but also be bad for you
If scratching an itch feels so good, why do scientists say it’s so bad?
‘Much-needed hope’ as CRISPR gene editing therapy recommended for sickle cell disease
Some with severe sickle cell disease in England will now be able to access landmark CRISPR gene editing therapy, according to new health guidelines which were hailed as marking a “significant shift” in treatment for the blood disorder.