Danielle Collins retirement update after WAG mix-up at US Open
Danielle Collins, 32, says she is taking her tennis future day by day after skipping the 2026 season to rehab a back injury and undergo fertility treatments.
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Big Stacks left rival in wheelchair after baseball bat attack
Boxer Big Stacks, real name Charlie Robert, spent over six years in prison for a baseball bat attack that left a gang rival in a wheelchair. He returns to the ring tonight against Jordan McCann in Newcastle.
Harley Benn opens up on relationship with brother Conor and dad Nigel
Harley Benn returns to the ring tonight in Newcastle, hours before half-brother Conor fights for a world title in Las Vegas.
Ekitike injury timeframe as Iraola sent Barcola warning
Liverpool boss Andoni Iraola says Hugo Ekitike is still far from a return after an Achilles injury in April, while Alan Shearer warns Bradley Barcola must improve his goal output.
Rashford snub explained as Gabriel path clear at Man Utd
Barcelona chose Anthony Gordon over Marcus Rashford due to squad energy concerns, while Man Utd coach Adam Lawrence details JJ Gabriel's development path after his Youth League hat-trick.
Big Stacks: 'Hardest Man in UK' title was a joke that backfired
Influencer Charlie Robert, aka Big Stacks, says his 'Hardest Man in the UK' claim was a joke that rattled the boxing industry and landed him in trouble.
Saka 'gets away with murder' says Pennant as Arteta defends Jesus exit
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says someone must play 'bad cop' amid Gabriel Jesus exit criticism, while Jermaine Pennant claims Bukayo Saka's stats fall short of world-class standards.
Benn: From 'terrible' debut to world title shot in Vegas
Conor Benn, 29, challenges Ryan Garcia for the WBC welterweight title in Las Vegas tonight, reflecting on a journey that began with a debut he calls 'terrible' and a career nearly abandoned for painting.
Camara admits Monaco exit could happen after Chelsea collapse
Lamine Camara has admitted another opportunity to leave Monaco could arise after the club reneged on a £47million deal with Chelsea on transfer deadline day.
Arteta: Arsenal can get even better despite flying start
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal can improve despite a flying start, with three straight Premier League wins and all goals from open play this season.
US Open fans cheer Zverev time violation in semi-final
Alexander Zverev received a time violation from umpire Damien Dumusois during a crucial second-set tiebreak against Karen Khachanov at the US Open, prompting cheers from the crowd.
Rogers Mato stars as Hearts cruise to 3-0 cup semi-final win
Rogers Mato scores as Hearts beat Stenhousemuir 3-0 to reach the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals, with JJ Williams and Yan Dhanda also on target.
Hodgkinson closes in on £111k prize after rival's fall
Keely Hodgkinson reached the 800m final at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship after a 1.57.57 run, as rival Veronica Vancardo suffered a fall.
Carragher: Carrick Would Never Be Approached by Elite Club
Jamie Carragher claims Michael Carrick would never be approached by another elite club, saying he remains an interim solution at Manchester United in all but name.
Liverpool vs Fulham: Eight players to miss Anfield clash
Eight players will be missing when Fulham manager Alvaro Arbeloa reunites with his former side Liverpool at Anfield. The former Reds defender takes his team to Merseyside in desperate need of a positive result.
Antonio signs one-year Watford deal
Michail Antonio has signed a one-year contract with Watford, marking his return to English football nearly two years after his serious car crash.
Frankie Dettori mentally scarred after car crash
Frankie Dettori says a July car crash near Newmarket left him mentally scarred about getting back into a car, though he plans to race again next year.
Neville predicts Man Utd midfield change that isn't ideal for Bruno
Gary Neville says Manchester United may adopt a three-man midfield, pushing Bruno Fernandes wide, a move he calls "isn't ideal" for the playmaker.
Rybakina understands US Open crowd after beating Gauff
Elena Rybakina said she understood why the US Open crowd cheered against her as she beat home favourite Coco Gauff in the semi-finals, coming from a set down to win 3-6 6-4 6-4.
Tam Courts set for Scotland U19s role as SFA revamps coaching
Tam Courts is set to be appointed Scotland Under-19s boss after being headhunted by SFA chief football officer Craig Mulholland, with David McCallum tipped for the U17s job.
Camara speaks out on failed Chelsea move
Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara has opened up on his collapsed £47m deadline day move to Chelsea, insisting he is focused on the season and trying to turn the page.
Wales WXV live on BBC One, England relegated to iPlayer
Wales Women's WXV matches will be shown live on BBC One, while England's fixtures have been moved to iPlayer. Wales face South Africa and the United States in Cardiff this month.
Hamilton's U-turn shows true colours after Leclerc clash
Lewis Hamilton has changed his approach after the Monza clash with Charles Leclerc, now backing Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur and denying he ever wanted number one status.
Carrick responds to Anderson's 'Kings of Manchester' jibe
Michael Carrick laughed off Elliot Anderson's 'Kings of Manchester' comment but acknowledged United must become regular title challengers to shift the power balance.
Great North Run 2026: Biggest field in history with £500,000 charity goal
The Great North Run celebrates its 45th anniversary with a record 63,000 competitors, aiming to push total charity fundraising past £450m towards £500m.
Hudson-Smith targets return to form at Ultimate Championships
A month after winning European gold in Birmingham, Matt Hudson-Smith finished fifth in Brussels and now hopes to regain energy at the World Athletics Ultimate Championships in Budapest.
Mackay: Hibs still eyeing 'very specific' free agent
Hibs sporting director Malky Mackay confirms the club could add one more signing from the free agent market, with a 'very specific type' of player still targeted.
World Athletics Ultimate Championship: $10m prize pot a game changer
The inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest offers a $10m prize pot and $150,000 for individual winners, with British stars like Amy Hunt hailing the financial boost.
Amy Hunt eyes more titles at Ultimate Championship
Amy Hunt, four-time European champion, targets sprint golds at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest, with $150,000 on offer per event.
Wightman seeks redemption at Ultimate Championship
Jake Wightman targets redemption in the toughest 1500m field ever assembled at the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest on Sunday.
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