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Think of a convention centre and the first thought that comes to mind might be hundreds of visitors shuffling around pop-up stands and picking up freebies as they make their way around a maize of businesses.
Out of a record field of more than 10,000 players, professional Jonathan Tamayo finally reached the pinnacle of poker Wednesday night, capturing the 2024 World Series of Poker main event bracelet and this year's $10 million grand prize in Las Vegas.
Leny Yoro's first and last appearances for Lille were against Nice. His debut, as a 16-year-old, came in the presence of Sir Dave Brailsford.
Indiana rookie Caitlin Clark broke the WNBA record for assists in a game Wednesday night, finishing with 19 in the Fever's 101-93 loss to the Dallas Wings.
Top seed Alexander Zverev shrugged off a knee issue to ease past Jesper de Jong in straight sets and into the last 16 at his home tournament in Hamburg on Wednesday. The defending champion hurt his left knee in a fall at Wimbledon but advanced 6-2, 6-2 past 114th-ranked Dutchman De Jong to set up a meeting with France's Hugo Gaston in the pre-Olympic clay-court tournament. "I was still unsure this morning if I was going to play or not and during the warm-up I was in quite a lot of pain," said the German world number four.
Manchester United continue to be linked with several potential transfer targets this summer.
Caitlin Clark continues to shine in her rookie season. Clark scored 17 points and 6 assists in the Indiana Fever's comeback win against the Minnesota Lynx. Colin Cowherd pleads for Caitlin Clark... 'Don't double down on dumb. Get her on the team. ...
Sha'Carri Richardson set the tone for her own comeback story a year ago, when she ran to the 100-metre U.S. title, then the world championship, and brashly proclaimed: "I'm not back, I'm better."