Iniesta’s move to Ras Al-Khaimah could be UAE Pro League’s Ronaldo moment
RIYADH: It has been Saudi Arabia’s summer.
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$1m Street Fighter 6 set to kick off at Gamers8: The Land of Heroes in Riyadh
RIYADH: The Street Fighter 6 competition is set to take place at Gamers8: Land of Heroes from August 10 to 13, with 32 of the world’s best players competing for a total prize pool of $1 million.
Saudi Esports Academy celebrates first graduates
RIYADH: The Saudi Esports Academy celebrated the first group of graduates from its master’s and diploma programs on Tuesday night, with the achievements of more than 300 students recognized at a graduation ceremony held at Boulevard Riyadh City.
Murray and Zverev master Toronto wind to advance, Ruud triumphs
TORONTO: Former Toronto Masters winners Andy Murray and Alexander Zverev dispatched first-round opponents in windy conditions on Tuesday to power into the second round of the Canadian hardcourt event.
Much-needed payout grows to life-altering levels for tiny teams that advance in Women’s World Cup
MELBOURNE: Players who reached the knockout round at the Women’s World Cup got larger individual bonuses that are life-changing to many of them.
Rahm leads the way as PGA Tour playoffs begin at Memphis
WASHINGTON: Reigning Masters champion Jon Rahm, the season points leader, will be the player to catch when the PGA Tour FedEx Cup playoffs begin Thursday at the St. Jude Championship.
Julen Lopetegui out as manager of Wolverhampton days before start of Premier League season
WOLVERHAMPTON, England: Julen Lopetegui left his position as Wolverhampton manager on Tuesday after nine months in charge and less than a week before the start of the Premier League season.
Get ready for Liverpool 2.0 under revitalized Jurgen Klopp after offseason overhaul
LIVERPOOL, UK: There’s a word Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has used a few times when he talks about the upcoming Premier League season. Fire. His players? “You can see the fire in their eyes.” Klopp himself? “I’m on fire.” It’s what having a bad season — no trophy and a fifth-place finish in the league — does to a big club.