Eden Hazard on Life After Football: From Star to Family Man
Former Chelsea and Real Madrid star Eden Hazard opens up about his retirement, family life, and new wine venture in Italy, sharing insights on his career and future.
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Rashee Rice Instagram Official with Rubi Rose Amid Allegations
Kansas City Chiefs star Rashee Rice has publicly launched his relationship with rapper Rubi Rose on Instagram, just one month after domestic violence allegations from his ex-girlfriend Dacoda Jones surfaced online.
Travis Kelce Strikes Third Golf Fan in Two Years
Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce accidentally hit a spectator with a golf ball during the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, marking his third such incident since 2024. The fan received medical attention before Kelce signed an autograph.
Perth Dad Cheats Death in Bali Padel Court Glass Smash
A Perth father-of-two miraculously survived after crashing through a 3m glass wall during a padel match in Bali, suffering deep cuts and requiring emergency surgery.
Lindsey Vonn Vows to Ski Again After Olympic Crash
Lindsey Vonn, 41, has defiantly stated she will ski again despite a horrific leg break at the Winter Olympics that required four surgeries, insisting she has no regrets about competing.
US Luger Sophia Kirkby Finds Love at Winter Olympics
American luger Sophia Kirkby, who made history in women's doubles, is dating a fan who flew to Italy after sliding into her DMs, enjoying post-competition dates in the Olympic Village.
PM Rejects Crocodile River for Olympic Rowing
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese declares the Fitzroy River unsuitable for Olympic rowing due to saltwater crocodiles, sparking a political standoff with Queensland officials.
US-Denmark Olympic Hockey Match Overshadowed by Greenland Row
The Winter Olympics men's hockey clash between the United States and Denmark carries a political undercurrent due to President Trump's controversial push to acquire Greenland, with Danish star Lars Eller acknowledging locker room discussions.
Szoboszlai's Real Madrid Dream Revealed by Hungary Coach
Hungarian national team coach Marco Rossi discloses Dominik Szoboszlai's long-held ambition to play for Real Madrid, sparking concerns at Liverpool over his contract situation.
Household Items Turned into Curling Stones in Viral Trend
As the Winter Olympics captivate audiences, social media users are creatively using pots, mop buckets, and even babies as makeshift curling stones, sparking a global trend.
Laid-Off Washington Post Writers Cover Final Olympics
Two Washington Post sports writers, despite being laid off, are reporting from the Winter Olympics, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and reader connection in their final assignments.
Stephen A. Smith Speaks on Molly Qerim's First Take Departure
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith reveals details about Molly Qerim's surprise departure from First Take after a decade, confirming it was her decision due to personal issues.
Elise Christie Opens Up on Life After Olympic Heartbreak
Former Winter Olympian Elise Christie discusses her financial struggles, OnlyFans career, and personal battles after retiring from short track speed skating.
Canada's Curling Team Warned After F-Bomb Sparks Olympic Checks
Canada's men's curling team escaped punishment but received a warning for abusive language in a heated Winter Olympics match against Sweden, prompting emergency spot checks by officials.
Trainer Criticises Prize Money Hike for Constitution Hill Race
Charlie Johnston voices frustration over prize money disparities in all-weather racing as Constitution Hill's Southwell debut receives a £40,000 boost, making it Britain's joint most valuable novice race on the surface.
Alain Baxter's Legacy Inspires New British Skiers
Alain Baxter, stripped of his 2002 Olympic bronze, now coaches British alpine skiers and inspired Dave Ryding's career as Ryding prepares for his final Olympics.
SailGP Racing Halted After Crash Hospitalises Sailor
A high-speed collision between New Zealand and French yachts at the SailGP event in Auckland left one sailor with compound fractures to both legs, forcing the abandonment of Saturday's racing.
Thom Evans Retired at 24 After Near-Fatal Rugby Injury
Former Scotland rugby international Thom Evans was forced to retire at age 24 after a devastating neck injury in 2010 that nearly paralysed him. He has since found love with Nicole Scherzinger.
Olympic Ice Nightmares: Photos of Falls and Hard Landings
A photo gallery captures dramatic falls at the Milan Winter Olympics, including Ilia Malinin's skate crash and Lindsey Vonn's leg break, highlighting the risks athletes face.
Ratcliffe's Anti-Immigration Remarks Spark Football Ownership Debate
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial comments on immigration have been condemned as anti-football, reigniting calls for supporter ownership over private or state interests in clubs.
Ilia Malinin's Olympic Meltdown: From Gold Favorite to Eighth
American figure skating sensation Ilia Malinin, known as the Quad God, suffered a shocking eighth-place finish at the Winter Olympics in Milan after a catastrophic free skate performance under immense pressure.
Vonn Amputation Fears After Crash, White Eyes 2030 Olympics
American skier Lindsey Vonn shares a hospital update after breaking her leg in a Milan-Cortina crash, with doctors warning of amputation risks. Shaun White believes she could still compete at the 2030 Winter Olympics despite the severe injury.
Canada and Sweden in Heated Olympic Curling Cheating Row
A round-robin curling match at the Olympics descended into chaos as Sweden accused Canada of cheating, sparking furious exchanges and expletive-laden confrontations between players.
Delap's Miss and Redemption in Chelsea's FA Cup Win
Liam Delap overcame an early blunder to provide three assists, while Pedro Neto silenced critics with a hat-trick in Chelsea's 4-0 FA Cup victory over Hull City.
Irishman Revives Ancient Stone Lifting Sport and Culture
David Keohan, known as Indiana Stones, is reviving the forgotten Irish sport of stone lifting, connecting communities through strength and history.
BYU Receiver Charged with Rape No Longer a Student
Brigham Young University confirms standout wide receiver Parker Kingston is no longer a student after his arrest on a first-degree felony rape charge, following a yearlong investigation.
ESPN's Sarah Spain Faces Job Threat Over JD Vance Comments
ESPN analyst Sarah Spain faces severe backlash and calls for her dismissal after describing Vice President JD Vance as a 'demon' and claiming she felt 'ill' near him at the Winter Olympics.
Rome Flynn Repeats as MVP in NBA All-Star Celebrity Game
Rome Flynn clinched MVP honors for the second consecutive year, leading Team Giannis to a 65-58 win over Team Anthony in the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game.
Winter Olympics Star's Gold Medal Dream Shatters in Collapse
Ilia Malinin, the overwhelming favourite, finished a shocking eighth in the men's single skating final after multiple falls, leaving Clare Balding speechless on BBC coverage.
Balding Pauses BBC as Yarnold Cries Over Weston's Skeleton Gold
Clare Balding briefly paused BBC Winter Olympics coverage after commentator Lizzy Yarnold broke down in tears witnessing Matt Weston's historic skeleton gold medal win for Team GB.
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