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Carlos Alcaraz Departs Australian Open with Frustration, Eyes Future Battles with Djokovic Carlos Alcaraz left Rod Laver Arena this year filled with frustration. Falling short at the Australian Open, the season’s first major tournament, was tough, but the young Spaniard’s disappointment stemmed more from how he lost rather

# Hull FC’s Historic Season Began 70 Years Ago Under Pioneer Roy Francis Seventy years ago this week, Hull FC embarked on one of their most successful seasons. Coached by Roy Francis, they claimed their first league title in two decades with a narrow 10-9 victory over Halifax at Maine

Roy Jones Jr Receives Olympic Gold Medal Decades After Controversial Loss Roy Jones Jr has been given the Olympic gold medal he was denied in 1988, an unexpected gesture from the South Korean fighter who originally won the bout. The boxing legend shared a video from two years ago in

Imane Khelif has the option to challenge World Boxing’s ruling preventing her from participating in events unless she completes genetic sex verification, but the Algerian boxer has not registered for the world championships in Liverpool, according to World Boxing president Boris van der Vorst. World Boxing, the organization responsible

For a brief moment, it felt like a return to the past—high tension, a packed stadium, and Venus Williams on the court. After Aryna Sabalenka’s singles match ended early on Tuesday, Williams’ doubles quarter-final was moved to prime time on Louis Armstrong Stadium to fill the gap in

Cyclists’ Association Calls for Enhanced Safety Measures at Vuelta After Protests Disrupt Races The Professional Cyclists’ Association (CPA) has called for improved security at the Vuelta a España following recent disruptions caused by protesters, which led to a crash involving one rider after demonstrators entered the race route. The CPA