Tyson Fury exclusive: 'I am so over boxing – I've done everything that was asked of me'
It has been the burning issue in boxing since Tyson Fury knocked out Dillian Whyte in April then immediately hung up his gloves: is he really retired?
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Everton could land major Allan upgrade with swoop for £51m gem who’s “one of the best” – opinion
It’s no secret that Everton need a major summer overhaul following on from their narrow escape from Premier League relegation at the end of last season.
Nigel Owens column: People say we'll never see the likes of Phil Bennett again but I hope we do - on and off the field
It was Phil Bennett who first invoked my own love of rugby. Without him, I guess, I might not have got involved in the sport and would never have ended up with the privilege of refereeing the World Cup final and indeed the 100 Test matches.
Thomas Tuchel has hinted at major Adrien Rabiot Chelsea transfer problem amid Juventus stance
Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has already admitted that new target Adrien Rabiot is prone to a few bad spells per season as incoming transfer rumours start to heat up.
Today's rugby news as Phil Bennett remembrance service details announced with public asked to wear rugby jerseys
The latest rugby headlines for Saturday, June 18.
'They will come to an agreement' - Sky Sports man reacts to Salah news he's heard from Liverpool
Sky Sports pundit Kevin Campbell has backed Liverpool to come to a ‘compromise’ when it comes to arranging a new contract with Mohamed Salah.
Fabrizio Romano drops fresh twist on Man Utd pursuit of De Jong amid huge Barcelona development
Manchester United’s pursuit of Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong is not ‘over’ despite the Catalan giants receiving a financial boost in recent days, according to journalist Fabrizio Romano.
Yorkshire cricket’s great divide: ‘We’ve got to stop looking over the fence at each other’
It’s five-to-one on a Saturday afternoon, and at Bowling Old Lane Cricket Club in inner city Bradford the second XI are about to play East Bierley. Mo Mistry wants to know if I’ve brought my white coat. Mistry, who has volunteered to stand for the home side at late notice, is a little disappointed when he realises I’m not the visiting umpire he’s been waiting on, but just a journalist. “You’re from the Guardian?” Mistry says. “You should just copy and paste the article your paper did when it came here 25 years ago,” he tells me. “Nothing’s bloody changed.”