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Why Did Christian Leroy Duncan Lose A Point At UFC Vegas 122? Referee Reveals The Real Reason
Marc Goddard explains why he deducted a point from Christian Leroy Duncan after his first eye poke against Brendan Allen at UFC Fight Night 290. The referee says he had already warned Duncan twice before taking action.
Kansas City Chiefs Explore Other WR Options Amid Tyreek Hill Reunion Talks
The Kansas City Chiefs are exploring wide receiver options as Tyreek Hill's possible return faces injury and off-field concerns, with former Chiefs receiver Justin Watson also in the picture.
"It All Started With A Kid From Akron": LeBron James’ Foundation Now Supports 2,500 Students
LeBron James’ I PROMISE School shared a heartfelt message for its teachers, praising their efforts to support students and help them build a brighter future.
Sunil Gavaskar slams current Ranji Trophy format; ‘it just meant that the standard got lowered, exposed the yawning gap’
In the ongoing Ranji Trophy, there are four Elite Groups - A, B, C and D - comprising of eight teams each. The Plate Group consists of six teams, where the top two teams qualify for the Plate Final. The winner of the Plate Final then earns a promotion to the Elite Group in the following season.
Will Smith is in a slump, but benching him isn't an option for Dodgers
Will Smith's vital contributions at catcher mean the Dodgers can't afford to bench him even though he has struggled mightily at the plate this postseason.
WWE Star Sells Merch On The Dark Web; Asks Company Not To Fire Him
WWE's Shiloh Hill says he sold two merchandise items through a dark web site he created. After NXT General Manager Robert Stone ordered him to report to his office at 9 AM, Hill asked WWE not to fire him and offered a discount code.
Zheng Qinwen withdraws from Wuhan Open
Freshly crowned China Open champion Zheng Qinwen withdrew on Monday from her home tournament in Wuhan, citing fatigue and a right shoulder injury. Zheng became the first Chinese player to clinch the Beijing title on Sunday by defeating reigning Roland Garros champion Mirra Andreeva 7-5, 6-4 in the final. "I'm very sorry to share that I will be withdrawing from this year's Wuhan Open," Zheng said in a statement released by WTA. "Wuhan is where my tennis dream began, and the Wuhan Open is also where I made my breakthrough at the WTA 1000 level. I have always looked forward to competing in front of my hometown fans. "Since returning from injury, however, I have played a demanding stretch of tennis over the past months and a half, competing at the US Open, the Billie Jean King Cup and the China Open. My body is feeling very fatigued after this intense run of matches. "I look forward to returning to the Wuhan Open next year and stepping on to the court in my best possible form." Andreeva also quit the Wuhan Open due to a change in schedule. Zheng and Andreeva join a growing list of high-profile Wuhan absentees that also includes world number one Elena Rybakina, defending champion Coco Gauff and reigning Wimbledon champion Linda Noskova. The Wuhan Open kicks off on Monday and ends on Sunday. (AFP/Xinhua) Edited by Edmond Fong
Isco's Real Betis Rise Back Above Real Madrid To Third Place In La Liga
Veteran playmaker Isco struck twice to help Real Betis climb back into third place in La Liga with a 5-2 win over Osasuna on Sunday.
Denmark Open 2026: PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen Get Tough Draws
In men's singles, Lakshya will be keen to rediscover his best form after an underwhelming Asian Games individual campaign. His fortunes have oscillated wildly in the past two years.
Bananas, Sheikh Mansour masks and joyous defiance as Man City fans embrace new world
Chris Slater reports from the first outing for the Blues faithful since the bombshell guilty verdict that has rocked the club and the world of football