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CHICAGO — Kansas coach Bill Self knows that for all he has accomplished in a Hall of Fame career, the Elite Eight often hasn't been his shining moment.
In a season of surprises, Robert Milkins added his name to the rollcall of winners when beating Kyren Wilson 4-2 to win the final of the Gibraltar Open. Milkins’ previous claim to fame in an awful season was turning up drunk at the Turkish Masters, having a row with guests and being taken to hospital to have his stomach pumped.
Naomi Osaka has received a walkover at the Miami Open after her opponent Karolina Muchova was forced to withdraw from the WTA 1000 tournament. Muchova was unable to compete in the match due to a left abdominal injury picked up on Saturday.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner cut an uncertain figure as he was asked whether the team's fuel issues from Bahrain were solved ahead of Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Sergio Perez secured the first pole position of his F1 career in qualifying, but Max Verstappen finished behind both Ferrari drivers in fourth.
Curtis Blaydes was riding high in the UFC's heavyweight division a little over a year ago. He had won four fights in a row, and the only defeats of his career had come against the champion, Francis Ngannou. But then, in February 2021, Blaydes ran into a Derrick Lewis uppercut, and his momentum was halted, suddenly and violently.
JEDDAH : Red Bull's Sergio Perez took the first pole position of his Formula One career, ahead of his 215th race, at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on Saturday.
Daniil Medvedev has reacted to his straightforward win over Andy Murray at the Miami Open. The top seed needed just 89 minutes to overcome the two-time former champion 6-4 6-2 in what was hoped to be a popcorn second-round clash on the Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday. Despite dominating throughout the match, the world No 2 admitted he was forced to stay on his game until the very end.
Daniil Medvedev is into the third round of the Miami Open with a convincing 6-4 6-2 win over Andy Murray in a battle of two former world No.1s. The 34-year-old dragged Medvedev into numerous gruelling rallies and continually forced the 26-year-old to come to the net.