Players.bio is a large online platform sharing the best live coverage of your favourite sports: Football, Golf, Rugby, Cricket, F1, Boxing, NFL, NBA, plus the latest sports news, transfers & scores. Exclusive interviews, fresh photos and videos, breaking news. Stay tuned to know everything you wish about your favorite stars 24/7. Check our daily updates and make sure you don't miss anything about celebrities' lives.
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) stormed to victory at Amstel Gold with another dominant display, as he beat Ben Healy (EF Education-EasyPost) and Tom Pidcock (Ineos Grenadiers). Pogacar made his move with 28.5km to go on the Keutenberg. The Slovenian didn’t look back, as he went on to win the Dutch spring classic for the first time.
Neil Robertson delivered a statement performance with two 146 breaks as he breezed into the second round of the World Championship with a 10-3 win over Wu Yize. The Australian held firm in the face of a stiff test from Wu in the opening session to open up a 6-3 advantage despite his young opponent making two centuries, and it was a lead he never relinquished. Ad After a poor season by his own high standards, Robertson arrived in Sheffield somewhat under the radar.
Sunday 16 April (order of play) Ad 10:00 World Championship'What a way to win a frame!' — Vafaei wins 40 minute frame with 'mammoth fluke'2 HOURS AGO Ding Junhui (16) 5-4 Hossein Vafaei Stuart Bingham (14) 10-4 David Gilbert 14:30 Mark Williams (8) 0-0 Jimmy Robertson Neil Robertson (6) 6-3 Wu Yize 19:00 Luca Brecel (9) 0-0 Ricky Walden Ali Carter (11) 4-5 Jak Jones Ding 5-3 Vafaei (15-119) And a delightful double on a black to finish off with a break of 87. Crowd loving that. They play to a finish on Monday morning at 10am with Ding holding a slender 5-4 lead.
Former Crucible champion Stuart Bingham recovered from a nervy start to continue his remarkable run against David Gilbert with a 10-4 victory that sent him safely into the last 16 of the World Championship. The 2015 world champion found himself 3-1 down but battled back with five frames in a row to take a 6-3 lead by the end of play on Saturday.
Alex Marquez says he vomited in his helmet and felt like his ‘body collapsed’ during the MotoGP sprint race at the Grand Prix of the Americas. The Spaniard crashed while trying to overtake Jorge Martin and ended the day without picking up a point for Gresini. Ad Francesco Bagnaia finished on top in the sprint race, ahead of Alex Rins and Martin, but Marquez will start fourth for Sunday's Grand Prix.
Demi Vollering soloed to victory at the Women's Amstel Gold Race on Sunday in Valkenburg. On a parcours containing 21 climbs and one that was 30km longer than last year, it was Vollering who broke away in the final kilometre to outlast the rest and secure a memorable win after finishing second in the previous two editions of the race.
Arnold Allen’s 10-fight UFC winning run came to an end as the Englishman fell to defeat against former featherweight champion Max Holloway in Kansas City. Holloway claimed victory over five rounds at UFC Fight Night by unanimous decision. Ad It ended a terrific run of recent form from Allen, who was on the fourth-longest streak of all active UFC fighters and claimed the biggest win of his career over Calvin Kattar in October.
O'Sullivan ready to battle for number eight Ad The world champion is certainly playing some superb matchplay snooker. He did not hit a century yesterday, which would have been his 200th ton in 31 straight years of competing at the sport's biggest event, but produced some tough tactical brilliance to ensure he overcame the considerable threat of recent WST Classic finalist Pang in the first round. World ChampionshipWatch O'Sullivan get over the line with break of 81 to beat Pang12 HOURS AGO “Sometimes you’ve got to start again," he told Eurosport ahead of his quest for a record eighth Crucible crown.