Crawford Beats Canelo? Best in 30 Years, Says Coach
Coach Greg Hackett says a victory for Terence Crawford over Canelo Alvarez in 2025 would ... read more Crawford Beats Canelo? Best in 30 Years, Says Coach @ Boxing News…
Rangers’ season not over says Clement as Rodgers vows Celtic won’t ‘soften up’
Philippe Clement insists Rangers' season is not over ahead of Thursday's Old Firm clash, while Brendan Rodgers has vowed Celtic will not "soften up" despite their 14-point lead in the…
Henderson: Morrell Fight “Fishy”
Kalvan Henderson is another of David Morrell’s knockout victims to suspect something was up with ... read more Henderson: Morrell Fight “Fishy” @ Boxing News 24
Bivol vs. Beterbiev II: Fear or Fight?
Dmitry Bivol is working on his strength to improve and increase his power for his ... read more Bivol vs. Beterbiev II: Fear or Fight? @ Boxing News 24
Littler on jealous rivals: ‘I can feel the tension’
Luke Littler said he can sense a "tension" among his rivals in the face of his growing success as he continues his pursuit of a maiden World Darts Championship crown.
The Italy international who wants to play for England
Could England's next Test match batter be a current Italy international?
Canelo’s Next Opponent: Is Terence Crawford a Viable Choice?
Canelo Alvarez is rumored to be fighting junior middleweight Terence Crawford next in May 2025. ... read more Canelo’s Next Opponent: Is Terence Crawford a Viable Choice? @ Boxing News…
Van Gerwen slams Wright: ‘He talks so much nonsense’
Three-time world champion Michael van Gerwen has criticised Peter Wright's World Darts Championship claims as "nonsense" and labelled tournament favourite Luke Littler's form a "disappointment".
Kyrgios loses on singles return in Brisbane
Nick Kyrgios lost on his men's singles return at the Brisbane International after 18 months out due to wrist and knee injuries, while Novak Djokovic won his first match since…
Why have so many of the Golden Generation struggled in management?
For England's 'Golden Generation', the pathway into elite-level management has often been a humbling experience - and Wayne Rooney has experienced it again.
