Trump believes Bingtao is the future of snooker
Judd Trump is convinced he could be facing a future world champion when he resumes his quest to crush the ‘Crucible curse’ in the second round against Yan Bingtao. Source link More...
Harper insists: I'm ignoring mind games
Terri Harper told Natasha Jonas’ trainer Joe Gallagher his “mind games” won’t work and warned she will switch her opponent’s “lights out”. Source link More...
Radcliffe: It was like those horrible dreams
Paula Radcliffe speaks candidly about Athens 2004 and the impact it had on her, in the latest episode of the Sky Sports podcast series ‘The One That Got Away’. Source link More...
How Parker led Fulham back to the big time
Scott Parker led Fulham back to the Premier League at the first time of asking – with a tactical masterclass to beat the Championship’s top scorers in the play-off final. Source link More...
Tiger with McIlroy and JT at PGA
Tiger Woods has been grouped with Rory McIlroy and new world No 1 Justin Thomas for the first two rounds of the PGA Championship. Source link More...
Chelsea open to offers for third of first-team squad
Chelsea are willing to listen to offers for up to 10 first-team players, including goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga, Jorginho and centre-back trio Antonio Rudiger, Kurt Zouma and Andreas Christiansen. Source link More...
Reuben brothers still want Newcastle investment
The Reuben brothers have reiterated their hope to be part of a takeover of Newcastle United and invest in a “premier sports hub” in the North East, after the Saudi-led deal collapsed last week. Source More...
Hamilton's speed on three wheels revealed
Mercedes have revealed the astonishing speed Lewis Hamilton maintained while grappling with a punctured tyre on the dramatic final lap of his British GP victory. Source link More...
Murray 'willing to take a risk' to play US Open
Andy Murray says he is “willing to take a risk” to play at this year’s US Open in New York. Source link More...
Haye's luckiest escape? 'Fight was over!'
Lolenga Mock knows that David Haye would acknowledge his name with begrudging respect, years after a clubbing right hand nearly ruined the British star’s knockout tour. Source link More...
