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Hayden Wilde has won the London race of Super League Triathlon for the second year in a row. The New Zealander, representing Team Sharks, beat Matt Hauser (Eagles) into second and Britain's Alex Yee (Rhinos) into third. Ad There was huge controversy in the first stage as Hauser, who was second out of the water, was told in transition that he was disqualified for a false start.
Alek Manoah is from Homestead, Fla., a place he references proudly — and frequently — in any discussion of his path to becoming one of baseball’s top starting pitchers.
One of Britain's biggest families is feeling the squeeze as their bills soar in the cost of living crisis. Joanne and Tommy O’Rourke look after their 11 children, aged two to 19, in a house with four bedrooms.
He's already a national treasure for his efforts to help keep Britain's children fed during lockdown and loved by fans for his skills on the football pitch. But now Manchester United star Marcus Rashford is eyeing up a new goal - as a wildlife warrior.
The killing of 11 Israelis at the 1972 Munich Olympics prompted Israel to turn to a strategy which endures to this day: deploying secret operatives abroad to assassinate its enemies. Ever since the Mossad intelligence service embarked on its Operation "Wrath of God" to hunt down senior terrorists it blamed for the Munich bloodbath, it has covertly targeted Israel's enemies overseas.
They say that form is temporary but class if permanent. And this was very much on display across the board during Saturday’s captivating showdown on La Pandera in La Vuelta. Take Richard Carapaz (Ineos Grenadiers), for instance.
Tributes to Serena Williams have poured in from across the globe after the American tennis legend’s illustrious career seemingly came to an end with defeat in the US Open third round. The 40-year-old lost to Ajla Tomljanovic in a three-set epic at a raucous Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York, winning a second-set tie-break and saving five match points in the third before eventually succumbing. Ad Williams’ defeat is likely to mark the end of a 27-year professional career in which she has won 23 major singles titles, the first coming at Flushing Meadows in 1999.