Alexander Zverev overcomes knee issue to win at Wimbledon - ESPN
Alexander Zverev overcame a knee problem, a marathon tiebreaker and nerves from seeing one of his sporting idols in the Royal Box in order to book a spot in Wimbledon's fourth round.
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Sinner subdues feisty Hanfmann to advance at Wimbledon
LONDON : Jannik Sinner wobbled midway through his Wimbledon first-round clash with unseeded German Yannick Hanfmann but the world number one recovered to seal a 6-3 6-4 3-6 6-3 win on Monday and book a meeting with fellow Italian Matteo Berrettini.
Baby picture of Lamine Yamal and young Lionel Messi resurfaces after almost 17 years
When Joan Monfort took photos of Lionel Messi with a baby for a charity calendar almost 17 years ago, he knew the long-haired young man would make it big in soccer.
Cleveland Browns mourn death of bullmastiff mascot, PETA implores team to rescue dog from local animal shelter
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Neeraj Chopra In Best Condition To Win Another Medal At Paris Olympics: Spencer Mackay
Star Indian javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra is in best physical condition to claim a medal at the Paris Games, said Spencer Mackay, the head of strength and conditioning at Inspire Institute of Sports (IIS). The 26-year-old Indian, who had undergone rehabilitation at IIS for an elbow injury before winning the Olympic gold in Tokyo in 2021, has been troubled by an adductor niggle for the past couple of months. Chopra is not participating in Sunday's Paris Diamond League and will straight away compete at the Olympics.
Jontay Porter pleads guilty in gambling scheme that got him banned for life from NBA
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France's Frere handed two-year ban over anti-doping offence
French marathon runner Mehdi Frere looks set to miss out on the Olympics after he was handed a two-year ban by World Athletics over a doping offence, his lawyer said on Tuesday.
Court ruling seeks test to decide if athletes are employees - ESPN
PHILADELPHIA — College athletes whose efforts primarily benefit their schools may qualify as employees deserving of pay under federal wage-and-hour laws, a U.S. appeals court ruled Thursday in a setback to the NCAA.