Couch and Hatton Inducted into Boxing Hall of FameBritish legends Jane Couch and Ricky Hatton have been officially inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame. The former world champions were honored on Sunday in Canastota, New York. Couch, 55, and Hatton, 45, joined icons like Muhammad Ali and Floyd Mayweather in receiving this award.
Hewett and Reid Win Fifth French Open Doubles Title British duo Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid claimed their fifth consecutive wheelchair men’s doubles title at the French Open. The top-seeded team secured an impressive 6-1, 6-4 victory over the second-seeded Japanese pair Takuya Miki and Tokito Oda on Court 14 at Roland Garros. Hewett, 26,
Ireland secured their first European Athletics Championships gold medal since 1998 with a sensational victory in the 4x400m mixed relay in Rome. The Irish quartet, consisting of Chris O’Donnell, Rhasidat Adeleke, Thomas Barr, and Sharlene Mawdsley, finished 0.77 seconds ahead of Italy. The Netherlands, led by the highly favored Femke Bol, had to settle for
Damian Warner Eager to Compete in a Packed Stadium at Paris OlympicsThree years after winning the Olympic decathlon gold medal in a nearly empty stadium during the COVID-19 pandemic in Tokyo, Damian Warner is eagerly anticipating the lively atmosphere that awaits him at Paris 2024. The Canadian athlete’s Olympic journey has been nothing short of
MEN’S WATER POLO CL: ZALÁNKİ AND VÁMOS SCORED, PRO RECCO ADVANCED TO THE FINAL THROUGH PENALTY SHOOTOUTSDefending champion Pro Recco, with goals from Gergő Zalánki and Márton Vámos, defeated Greek team Olympiakos in the first semi-final of the Men’s Water Polo Champions League, advancing through penalty shootouts. Olympiakos gained an early advantage over Pro Recco
Banyana Banyana Defeats Senegal in Friendly Match After First Half Goals Banyana Banyana secured a 2-0 victory against Senegal in a friendly match held at Stade Lat Dior in Thies. Amogelang Motau and Noxolo Cesane were on target for the South African team. After a disappointing 1-1 draw at home in the first match of
Magnus Cort Nielsen Beats Roglic in Fog to Take Dauphine Lead Danish cyclist Magnus Cort Nielsen claimed the race lead on Monday by winning the second stage of the Criterium du Dauphine, which ended at the summit of the Col de la Loge in heavy fog. Cort Nielsen, riding for Uno-X, won the sprint finish,
Győr ETO is on Top Again After Five Years: Sixth BL ChampionshipGyőr became champions again after five years with their decisive victory against German Bietigheim, which had just joined the last four, in the Women’s Handball Champions League Budapest final. With its stable defense and concentrated play, ETO won the championship for the sixth time,
Lomakin is the Champion in Tunisia Kazakhstani tennis player Grigoriy Lomakin achieved great success by winning the Monastir (Tunisia) ITF tournament in doubles. The number 1 seeds of the competition, G. Lomakin and his Russian partner İlia Simakin, reached the championship by playing four matches in total. In the semi-finals, the Kazakh-Russian couple defeated American
Frankfurt Skyliners Back in BBL Frankfurt’s Fraport Skyliners return to the Basketball Bundesliga (BBL) after just a year away. Coach Denis Wucherer’s team celebrated its sporting rise by beating Römerstrom Gladiators Trier 85:76 (51:31) in the 2nd division (ProA) play-off semi-final on Sunday. Since only Frankfurt and Trier have BBL licences, the result of the