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DJ Fat Tony has played some of the world's biggest clubs, entertaining the world's biggest stars. But behind the glitz and glamour of his music career was a terrifying descent into drink and drugs oblivion.
Rassie Erasmus, SA Rugby's director of rugby, said on Thursday that the Springboks would not be enlisting the services of a permanent referee coach for their World Cup campaign later this year.
DETROIT — Claressa Shields has a new opponent for her marquee fight in the Motor City.
HENDERSON, Nev. — Las Vegas Raiders coach Josh McDaniels said Thursday that he had no issue with All-Pro receiver Davante Adams venting recently by saying he and the team did not see «eye-to-eye» on the direction of the franchise.
CAPE TOWN : South Africa’s Stormers will aim for back-to-back wins in the United Rugby Championship final in Cape Town on Saturday but standing in their way are imposing Munster, the only team to have beaten them at home in the last 18 months.
Tennis fans around the world witnessed a bizarre incident on Wednesday after Sweden's Mikael Ymer smashed his racket his racket on the umpire's chair following an argument over a line call. The incident took place during the Lyon Open match between Ymer and France's Arthur Fils. Resulting which, Ymer got disqualified from the last 16 of the ATP 250 event. The 53rd ranked player argued with the umpire, saying that he did not get up to check whether the ball bounced inside the line, which caused the Swede a point. The umpire had stated that he saw the ball bouncing inside the line.
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Thibaut Pinot’s pursuit of a fairy tale ending to his final Giro d’Italia was derailed by the Italian champion Filippo Zana (Team Jayco-AlUla) in a thrilling two-way sprint at the end of the first of two massive days in the Dolomites. French veteran Pinot (Groupama-FDJ) crested four climbs in pole position to move back into the blue jersey – but his missed out on that elusive win by a whisker after Zana outlasted him on the home straight in Stage 18.