As England’s top-flight prepares to resume the 2019-20 season next month, I take a look at the division’s youngest goalscorer in history. They include Cesc Fabregas and Wayne Rooney – who have since achieved legendary Premier League status… Continue reading
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I don’t want to see it, but Vettel’s Ferrari departure should prompt him to retire
News broke this morning that Sebastian Vettel and Ferrari have failed to agree terms on a contract extension – prompting rumours about the German’s F1 future and what’s next for a contending team with Charles Leclerc as their future star.
LaMelo Ball in DC? Learning from star guard duo could work
Recent reports show the Washington Wizards (24-40) were very interested in LaMelo Ball this season, sending multiple people to scout the guard prospect during his NBL campaign. If the odds are favourable and they draft him this summer, how would he fit in DC?
Why Bayer Leverkusen are right to stay firm with their stance on Kai Havertz
Last week, Leverkusen CEO Fernando Carro insisted that Kai Havertz will not be sold for a cut-price transfer fee, regardless of financial implications caused by the coronavirus. Here’s why their stance on the highly-rated playmaker is justified…
Dana’s determination was admirable, but this was inevitable from the first bell
Irresponsible or opportunist? Arrogant or defiant? Call it what you want but ultimately the correct decision has been made – what’s to come is a bigger question.
Maria Sharapova’s retirement: Her lasting legacy, memories and controversy
It’s been a month since Maria Sharapova announced her retirement from tennis. With the coronavirus pandemic taking precedence, there hasn’t been much time to truly analyse the four-time Grand Slam champ departing. So without further ado…
Max Whitlock interview: Memorable experiences, sporting heroes, dreams of Paris 2024 and more
Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of interviewing five-time Olympic medallist Max Whitlock about a variety of topics, including: boyhood heroes, nutrition, best moments, extra-curricular activities and life after competition. Being GB’s most successful gymnast of all-time, he had plenty of interesting things to share… Continue reading
2019 in review: A year packed with shocks, surprises and new champions
2019 was a long year across all sports: new UCL winners, history was broken in England while the European giants flexed their muscles domestically. There were emerging stars in the tennis world, boxing had plenty of intriguing storylines and new NBA champions were crowned too. Here’s a breakdown of the last 12 months… Continue reading
UFC 245: Kamaru Usman beats Colby Covington, retains welterweight gold in thriller
Kamaru Usman (16-1) emerged victorious after a fierce striking battle against pantomine villain Colby Covington (15-2) saw him end the memorable contest with a R5 KO to complete his first successful welterweight title defence in Las Vegas.
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Despite early scare, Crawford retains welterweight gold with R9 KO vs. Egidijus Kavaliauskas
Terence Crawford (36-0) survived a second-round scare to overcome mandatory challenger Egidijus Kavaliauskas and retain his welterweight championship at Madison Square Garden, with an unforgiving R9 KO finishing the battle in style. Continue reading
Anthony Joshua regains heavyweight titles with disciplined points win vs. Andy Ruiz Jr
Six months on from one of the sport’s most staggering upsets, Anthony Joshua reclaimed his world heavyweight titles in style with an impressive points victory – 119-109, 118-110, 118-110 – during the Andy Ruiz Jr rematch on Saudi Arabian soil.
UFC 243: Israel Adesanya is new middleweight champion after R2 KO of Robert Whittaker
Just eighteen months after his first UFC fight, Israel Adesanya (18-0) has silenced critics to reach the summit, beating Robert Whittaker with a second-round KO to become the new undisputed Middleweight Champion infront of a record-breaking crowd at Marvel Stadium in Australia. Continue reading