Jesper Svensson Nearly Achieves Hole-in-One Albatross at The Open
During the second round of The Open, Jesper Svensson came remarkably close to making a hole-in-one at the fifth hole, thrilling fans and spectators alike.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
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Claressa Shields Set to Resume Talks for Super Fight with Lauren Price
Claressa Shields is eager to continue negotiations for a women's super fight against Lauren Price, a matchup that has captured the attention of boxing fans.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
Harry Brook's Unconventional Batting Leads to Dismissal in Second ODI
Harry Brook's skittish performance in the second ODI was marked by a series of audacious shots, culminating in a dismissal while attempting a scoop.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
Arapaho Gold Aims for Newbury Hat-Trick on Sky Sports Racing
Catch the thrilling live action from Newbury and Wolverhampton on Sky Sports Racing this Friday, featuring Arapaho Gold's pursuit of a third consecutive victory.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
England vs Argentina: A One-Sided Rugby Rivalry - Will the Pumas Bite Back?
Following the intense FIFA World Cup semi-final, England and Argentina will meet again on Saturday in the Nations Championship. Can the Pumas turn the tide?
Editorial Staff Jul 17
Celtic Faces Transfer Market Challenges, Says CEO
Celtic's CEO has expressed concerns about the club's ability to compete in the transfer market, particularly against English Championship teams.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
Oliver Bearman Responds to Red Bull Speculation Amid Verstappen's Future Uncertainty
British driver Oliver Bearman shares his thoughts on the rumors linking him to Red Bull, highlighting the ongoing uncertainty surrounding Max Verstappen's position.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
'England can learn from phenomenal Root' - but are they doing so?
Joe Root's exceptional performances are crucial for England, but the team's ability to learn from his success is being questioned.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
Caitlin Clark Expresses Frustration with Fever Amid Tough WNBA Season
Caitlin Clark's challenging WNBA season has led to visible frustration, particularly regarding her team's performance.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
Adam Silver Discusses Caitlin Clark as a 'Political Football'
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has weighed in on the ongoing discourse surrounding Caitlin Clark, noting that she has become a focal point of political debate.
Editorial Staff Jul 17
Hollie Doyle Blog: Insights on Newbury and Curragh Classics
Hollie Doyle shares her expert opinions on the exciting races at Newbury and the upcoming Classics at the Curragh, all live on Sky Sports Racing.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Hamilton: Mercedes Drivers Should Be Leading the Championship
Lewis Hamilton believes that his Mercedes teammates, Kimi Antonelli and George Russell, should be performing significantly better in the Drivers' Championship standings.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Joe Root's 99 Not Out Secures England's Victory Against India
Joe Root's near-century performance led England to a comfortable win over India in the second one-day international match.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Arsenal Finalizes £34 Million Transfer for Greek Winger Christos Tzolis
Arsenal has successfully negotiated a £34 million deal to bring Greek winger Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge, as reported by Sky Sports News.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Which England Stars Might Change Clubs This Summer?
Stay updated with the latest transfer news as several England players are likely to switch clubs this summer, according to Sky Sports.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Arsenal Signs Christos Tzolis: A New Winger to Replace Trossard
Arsenal has made a surprising move by signing Christos Tzolis from Norwich City, marking their first outfield acquisition since becoming Premier League champions.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Amanda Serrano to Face Lucrecia Manzur for World Titles in Historic TikTok Fight
In a groundbreaking event, Amanda Serrano will defend her world titles against Lucrecia Manzur on August 21 in California, marking the first boxing match streamed on TikTok.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
The Vikings are Now Required to Take Lie Detector Tests
In an unusual turn of events, the Minnesota Vikings must undergo lie detector tests as they deal with team challenges. Players Blake Brandel and Michael Jurgens are expected to fill in at center.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Argentina Defeats England 2-1 in Thrilling World Cup Semifinal
In a dramatic World Cup semifinal, Argentina overcame a one-goal deficit to defeat England 2-1, securing their place in the final.
Editorial Staff Jul 16
Zverev's Frustration Grows After 10th Loss to Sinner at Wimbledon
Alexander Zverev's ongoing struggles against Jannik Sinner continue as he faces his 10th consecutive defeat to the world No. 1 at Wimbledon, raising eyebrows in the tennis world.
Editorial Staff Jul 16