Swedish tennis ace suspended for 18 months after missed doping tests
Swedish tennis star Mikael Ymer said on Tuesday he had received a 18-month suspension for having missed three doping tests in 2021, a punishment he called "unfair."
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Hungarian Toth apologises for erasing mark in match against Zhang
Little known Hungarian player Amarissa Toth has apologised for erasing a ball mark during her Hungarian Grand Prix match against Zhang Shuai, with the disputed line call leading to the Chinese world number 28 to retire from the contest in tears.
Banned blood booster a challenge for anti-doping authorities - expert
BOURG EN BRESSE, France : An anti-anaemia drug is making the fight against doping much harder, a top Swiss expert said on Thursday, although he added that there was currently no miracle product on the testers' radar.
What is pickleball? Sport has rapidly increased in popularity with courts popping up around country
FOX Business’ Madison Alworth shares how pickleball courts are filling up empty shopping malls at the largest indoor court in the Northeast.
Motor sport-Tom Brady buys team in electric race boat series
Seven-times Super Bowl champion Tom Brady was unveiled as the newest celebrity team owner in the E1 World Championship on Thursday, joining tennis great Rafa Nadal and Red Bull's Formula One driver Sergio Perez in the new electric race boat competition.
Watch: Two-time Grand Slam Champion Retires From Match In Tears After Opponent Erases Mark On Court
An incident during a tennis match between China's Zhang Shuai and Hungary's Amarissa Kiara Toth at the Budapest Open on Tuesday gave rise to a huge controversy. It started with a debatable decision that was followed by an unsportsmanlike conduct from Toth and ended with Zhang retiring from the match in tears. It started when the first set was tied at 5-5, 15-15 on Zhang's serve. The Chinese star hit a cross-court forehand shot that landed really close to the sideline and was called out.
Russian, Belarusian gymnasts allowed to compete as neutrals starting in 2024, no decision on Olympics
Gymnasts from Russia and Belarus will be allowed to take part in sanctioned competitions as "individual neutral athletes" from the start of 2024, the sport's governing body said Wednesday, but any decision on the Paris Games will be left to the International Olympic Committee.
Disputed line call creates uproar in Budapest after player erases ball mark with foot
Chinese tennis player Zhang Shuai quit a match after her opponent rubbed out a ball mark with her foot following a disputed line call at the Budapest Grand Prix.