Former female boxer says USA Boxing is 'letting a man fight a woman' with new trans policy
Former boxer Christy Martin explains how USA Boxing’s new transgender rules could lead to physical ramifications and stunt the growth of women’s boxing.
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Mum's the word: Osaka, Kerber and Wozniacki make returns at Australian Open
Nostalgia and memories of past glories have accompanied Naomi Osaka on her return to the Australian Open but the two-time champion is determined to be patient with herself.
Afcon 2023: Ivory Coast's legacy for producing homegrown stars a fading memory
To find tranquility in Abidjan, it’s best to head for the banks of the lagoon. To find the heart of Ivory Coast’s most popular sport, or at least the motor that has driven the country’s football, go to the eastern edge of the Ebrie.
Canadian field hockey teams prepare for last-chance qualifiers for Paris Olympics
With the Paris 2024 Olympics less than seven months away, Canadian athletes and teams are preparing for last-chance qualification events, looking to book their ticket to the biggest sporting spectacle on the planet.
Wodak seeks Olympic marathon standard in Houston despite hamstring injury, loss of pacer
It feels like Houston or bust for Canadian record holder Natasha Wodak if she wishes to race her third Olympic marathon on Aug. 11 in Paris.
Suspended SLC Hopeful Of Reinstatement After ICC CEO Allardice's Visit
Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is hopeful that its international suspension will be revoked in March after ICC CEO Jeff Allardice recently held "constructive" discussions with the country's president Ranil Wickremesinghe and sports minister Harin Fernando. The ICC had suspended Sri Lanka in November last year citing political interference in its functioning, and subsequently the U-19 World Cup scheduled here was also shifted to South Africa. After his meeting with Allardice, Fernando posted on X (formerly Twitter) that he had a "constructive discussion and a way forward for SLC." Allardice will now submit his findings to the ICC board which is due to meet in March and the suspension of Sri Lanka is likely to be on the agenda among other things.
Rhythm Sangwan Bags India's 16th Quota Place In Shooting For Paris Olympics
Rhythm Sangwan became the 16th Indian shooter to win a Paris Olympic quota place with a bronze medal in the 25m sports pistol event at the Asia Qualifiers in Jakarta on Thursday. With Rhythm's qualification, India secured its highest-ever number of quota places for the July-August Games, with the previous best being the 2020 Tokyo Olympics where the country had sent 15 shooters. This is the third Olympic quota place for India here after Esha Singh and Varun Tomar bagged the 10m air pistol women's and men's spots on Monday.
Canada's Kingsbury looking forward to hero's welcome at World Cup in Val Saint-Come, Que.
Mikaël Kingsbury is looking forward to being the good guy for at least one weekend.