Adrian Ogun push for revitalisation Nigeria’s Boxing Industry
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Warri Wolves’ players grumble over lack of funds
[File] Warri Wolves getting set for the battle.
How the next Kobbie Mainoo is being nurtured as inside story of Man United starlet revealed
Kobbie Mainoo is the man of the moment at Manchester United right now with huge hopes for the 18-year-old’s career.
For Cerebral Palsy Quadriplegic Jeetu Kanwar Why Nothing Is Impossible
Every athlete in the just-concluded Khelo India Para Games in Delhi was unique. Their ability to rise above physical and mental challenges exposed their God-gifted special qualities that able-bodied sportspersons can never fathom. Jeetu Kanwar is perhaps extra special. Her life story is simply surreal and just unbelievable. "She has seen a very difficult phase early in life and that has made her a very strong woman today. She has faced all the challenges all by herself and today, she is a self-made woman and an inspiration to the society," said Kavita Suresh, the general secretary of the Cerebral Palsy Sports Federation of India (CPSFI).
Club World Cup can help Manchester City get season back on track, says Rodri
Manchester City midfielder Rodri says the Fifa Club World Cup offers them a chance to reset and attack the rest of the season, insisting the English and European champions will not panic about their current Premier League form.
Paris faces major security challenges in first post-Covid Games
BERLIN : The International Olympic Committee (IOC) hopes the 2024 Paris Games will be the "light at the end of the tunnel" after two COVID-hit Olympics but organisers face major security challenges before a unique opening ceremony on July 26.
F1 teams hope to rein in runaway Red Bull in 2024
LONDON : Max Verstappen may well become the fifth Formula One driver to win four world championships in a row next year but he and Red Bull will be hard-pushed to be as dominant as in 2023.
Surfing will be held in Teahupo'o, Paris 2024 insists despite latest opposition
PARIS: Paris 2024 organisers insisted the surfing events at next year's Olympics would be held on the Tahiti site of Teahupo’o despite recent opposition from the International Surfing Association (ISA) on the construction of an aluminium judging tower.