Saudi Arabia send first female team to ITF event
Women's sport in Saudi Arabia reached a new milestone this week as the conservative kingdom sent their first female team to an International Tennis Federation (ITF) event.
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Date with destiny: Saudi Arabia’s first female pro fighter ready to make history on Paul vs. Fury undercard
Riyadh: A new era in Saudi women’s boxing is set to begin on Sunday when a female fighter from the Kingdom makes the first professional debut on the undercard to the Jake Paul vs. Tommy Fury showdown.
Pauw admits 'concerns' over Saudi Arabia sponsorship
Vera Pauw admits she has "concerns" over the possibility that Saudi Arabia will be a major sponsor of the Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Moment of truth as Jake Paul and Tommy Fury land in Saudi Arabia for grudge match
RIYADH: With under a week to go, Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are in Saudi Arabia and gearing up to finally settle their long-running dispute in the ring at Diriyah Arena on Feb. 26.
Saudi Arabia's Al-Shabab book place in Asian Champions League quarter-finals
DOHA: One down, two to go, or rather one through to the quarter-finals of the Asian Champions League for Saudi Arabia with the potential for more to come.
Saudi Arabians Join Race To Buy Manchester United: Report
Saudi Arabia has joined the race to buy Manchester United ahead of Friday's nominal deadline, according to a report in Britain's Daily Telegraph, raising the stakes in what could be the most lucrative deal in sports history. The American Glazer family, who completed their takeover of the 20-times English champions in 2005, announced in November that they were open to a sale or investment. British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos company officially joined the race to buy the club last month -- the only bidder to publicly declare an interest so far.
Saudi Arabia enters race to buy Premier League club Manchester United: Report
Saudi Arabia has formally submitted a bid to buy the Premier League football club Manchester United PLC. In what could turn into a bidding war for the club with one of the richest legacies in English football, the report further said that several private groups in Riyadh have made formal inquiries.British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, a life-long supporter of the club and founder of chemicals firm INEOS, is a likely bidder, along with US private equity firms, sources told Reuters.As per another report by Bloomberg News, Qatari Royals are readying an opening bid of approximately 5 billion pounds.
SFA, NUFC Foundation team up to help Saudi Arabia’s 35-50 age group get into sport
RIYADH: The Saudi Sports For All Federation and Premier League club Newcastle United have teamed up to launch a sports program aimed at 35-50-year-olds in Saudi Arabia, it was announced Wednesday.