Figure skating-Australian Kerry to appeal US sexual misconduct ban
MELBOURNE : Australian Olympic figure skater Brendan Kerry has said he will appeal against a life-time ban in the United States for sexual misconduct involving a minor.
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Tunde Fadare victorious as NNPC Table Tennis ends in Ikoyi Club
Tunde Fadare, at the weekend, edged Kehinde Lawal 4-3 to claim the star prize of a Toyota Corolla as the fifth NNPC-NUIMS Table Tennis Tournament came to an end at Ikoyi Club, Lagos.
'Get rid of them' - Wayne Rooney delivers brutal Manchester United squad verdict to Erik ten Hag
Manchester United icon Wayne Rooney has urged Erik ten Hag to either sell or release the vast majority of his squad ahead of next season.
I spotted Erik ten Hag's subtle message to Sir Jim Ratcliffe that may save his Man United job
Manchester United ended their home campaign at Old Trafford on a high note as they defeated Newcastle 3-2 in the Premier League.
Okorie urges athletes, govt against burnout ahead of Olympics
United States-based member of the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) board, Victor Okorie, has advised the Federal Government to learn from past mistakes and provide training grants for Nigerian athletes to stop them from burnout before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Ngerem explains interest in youth development
Former Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) President, Dan Ngerem, who has been appointed an Olympafrica International Foundation ambassador, has promised to work towards promoting youth development through sports.
Fury’s dad apologises for headbutting Usyk’s team member ahead of Saturday’s bout
The father of British boxer Tyson Fury said he means “no harm to any Ukrainian” on Wednesday after an altercation ahead of this week’s undisputed heavyweight clash with Oleksandr Usyk.
Saudis look to show jumping for medal success in Paris
Talk of Saudi Arabia bidding to host the Summer Games in 2036 is a little premature and for now the country's Olympic Committee is focused on ensuring a good showing in Paris in July and August, media chief Abdulaziz Albaqous has told Reuters.