NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman Officially Announces Return Of World Cup Of Hockey In 2028
It wasn't exactly a secret, but now it's official: the NHL is bringing back the World Cup of Hockey in 2028 and beyond.
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New Zealand snowboarder Sadowski-Synnott savours golden return
Grounded by a troubling ankle injury for much of 2024, New Zealand's first Winter Olympic champion Zoi Sadowski-Synnott is now back on top of the snowboarding world after a "mind-blowing" few weeks in Colorado.
World Cup of Hockey set to return in 2028
As hockey fans prepared to watch their favorite NHL players take part in the 4 Nations Face-Off, the first best-on-best tournament since 2016, they received more good news ahead of puck drop.
NHL, Players' Association announce World Cup of Hockey tournament for 2028
The World Cup of Hockey is coming back in 2028.
Restrictions on trans athletes focus on exclusion, when participation should be the goal
The International Boxing Association announced this week that it's seeking a showdown in courtrooms in the U.S., France and Switzerland, where it plans to file criminal charges against the International Olympic Committee.
Former Olympic champion Grospiron wants to revive 2030 Winter Games in France, claims event 'behind schedule'
Edgar Grospiron, the moguls Olympic champion in Albertville in 1992, is bidding to become president of the organizing committee for the 2030 Winter Olympics in France, saying the project is lagging behind schedule.
Olympic champion Khelif fights back as IBA files lawsuit in gender row
Imane Khelif, who won Paris Olympics boxing gold amid a gender-eligibility row, has accused the International Boxing Association of making "false and offensive" accusations after it launched legal action against the IOC for allowing her to compete.
"I Will Fight": Algerian Boxer Imane Khelif Ready To Fight Against Boxing Organisation Lawsuit
Algerian gold-winning boxer Imane Khelif has denounced "false and offensive" allegations after the International Boxing Association (IBA) said it will sue the International Olympic Committee over her and another female athlete's inclusion at the games' women's boxing last year. Khelif said in a statement posted Tuesday on social media she will "take all necessary legal steps to ensure that my rights and the principles of fair competition are upheld". The IBA has "again made baseless accusations that are false and offensive, using them to further their agenda", she said.