Ukraine Athlete Loses Olympic Appeal Over War Helmet
Vladyslav Heraskevych's appeal against disqualification from the Winter Olympics for wearing a helmet with images of war victims has been rejected by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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NFL Wins Grievance Over Players Union Team Report Cards
Arbitrators ruled the NFLPA's annual team report cards violated the collective bargaining agreement by disparaging clubs. The union was found to have cherry-picked data and used staff-written commentary.
Jockey Falls Before Race, Punters Lose Money in Betting Row
Horse racing fans express fury after Love Of Neymore is deemed a runner despite jockey falling before start at Chepstow, with many bookmakers refusing refunds.
Stefon Diggs Pleads Not Guilty to Assault and Strangulation
New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs has pleaded not guilty to felony strangulation and assault charges, with his arraignment postponed until after the Super Bowl.
Vonn's Leg Injury Sparks Amputation Fears After Olympic Crash
Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn faces a 'complicated, delicate' leg injury with orthopedic experts warning of possible amputation risks after her Olympic downhill crash.
Red Sox Teammate Threatened to Kill Entire Roster, Holt Reveals
Boston Red Sox legend Brock Holt has disclosed a shocking incident where a teammate threatened to bring a gun to the field and kill the entire roster during their 2018 championship season.
Three Skiers Die in Val d'Isere Avalanche, Alps Risk High
Three skiers perished in an avalanche at Val d'Isere resort, with French and foreign nationals among victims. This follows multiple fatal slides across the Alps this season, raising safety concerns.
Three Skiers Die in Val-d'Isère Avalanche Tragedy
Two British nationals and a French skier have died after a major avalanche struck the Val-d'Isère resort in France during a high-risk warning. One person was injured and another escaped burial.
Arctic Blast Halts Horse Racing at Ascot, Wincanton, Haydock
An Arctic blast has caused widespread disruption to UK horse racing, with meetings at Ascot, Wincanton, and Haydock cancelled due to severe weather conditions.
Ratcliffe Apologises to Glazers Over Immigration Remarks
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has apologised to the Glazers for controversial immigration comments that risk damaging the club's reputation and stadium plans.
Itoje Condemns Ratcliffe's Immigration Comments as 'Wrong'
England rugby captain Maro Itoje has criticised Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial immigration comments, calling them 'ridiculous' and 'so far from the truth'. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola also urged embracing other cultures for a better society.
Trump Pardons NFL Stars Joe Klecko and Nate Newton
Former President Donald Trump has granted pardons to NFL legends Joe Klecko and Nate Newton, sparking debate over the use of clemency for sports figures with criminal convictions.
BYU's Parker Kingston Charged with Rape, New Details Revealed
BYU wide receiver Parker Kingston faces felony rape charges after an alleged assault in Utah. The accuser claims she repeatedly told him she did not want intercourse.
Guardiola Rejects Blaming Immigrants After Ratcliffe Remarks
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has spoken out against blaming immigrants for societal issues, following Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial 'colonised' comment. He emphasises embracing diversity for a better society.
India-Pakistan Cricket Clash Drives Travel Surge in Sri Lanka
Thousands of fans from India and Pakistan are descending on Colombo for a high-stakes T20 World Cup match, causing flight and hotel prices to skyrocket as Sri Lanka capitalises on its neutral venue status.
Guardiola Slams Anti-Immigrant Talk After Ratcliffe Row
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has called for societies to embrace other cultures, responding to Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial claim that the UK was 'colonised by immigrants.'
Bankes' Olympic Quarter-Final Curse Strikes Again
British snowboarder Charlotte Bankes suffers second consecutive Winter Olympics quarter-final elimination, apologising to Team GB supporters after disappointing performance in Livigno.
Duke Swim Team's AI Physiques Spark Viral Debate
Duke University's men's swimming and diving team posted AI-generated images of athletes with impossibly muscular physiques on Instagram, leading to viral jokes and criticism over the use of artificial intelligence.
Itoje Slams Ratcliffe's 'Colonised by Immigrants' Remark
England rugby captain Maro Itoje has branded Sir Jim Ratcliffe's controversial claim that the UK has been 'colonised by immigrants' as 'ridiculous' and 'wrong'.
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NCAA 'Ignored Rules' Denying Ole Miss QB Sixth Year: Judge
Mississippi judge sides with quarterback Trinidad Chambliss, granting him a sixth year of eligibility after ruling the NCAA improperly denied his waiver request.
LeBron James Becomes Oldest NBA Player with Triple-Double
LeBron James, aged 41, set a new NBA record by becoming the oldest player to post a triple-double, leading the Lakers to a victory over the Mavericks with 28 points, 12 assists, and 10 rebounds.
Stefon Diggs Arraigned on Strangulation and Assault Charges
New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is set for arraignment in Massachusetts on felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault charges, which he denies, following an alleged dispute with his former private chef.
Winter Olympics Ice Dance Gold Mired in Judge Rigging Claims
A French judge at the Winter Olympics faces accusations of rigging the figure skating ice dance competition to secure gold for her compatriots, sparking controversy over the narrow victory.
Torvill and Dean Lead Greatest Winter Olympics Moments List
A new study reveals the most iconic Winter Olympics moments, with Torvill and Dean's Boléro performance ranking first. Fans cite moving stories and resilience as key factors in memorable events.
James Rodríguez Signs with Minnesota United Amid Federal Occupation
Colombian star James Rodríguez has signed a short-term deal with Minnesota United, aiming to prepare for the 2026 World Cup. The move comes during a challenging period of federal immigration occupation in Minnesota.
Matt Weston Aims for Skeleton Gold at Winter Olympics
Team GB's Matt Weston leads the skeleton event after two runs, eyeing gold at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics despite feeling annoyed with his initial performance.
Charlotte Bankes: From French Alps to Team GB Champion
Team GB snowboard star Charlotte Bankes represented France at two Winter Olympics before switching allegiance to Great Britain, where she became a world champion.
IOC's Ban on Ukrainian Athlete's Helmet Sparks Outcry
Olympic chiefs face backlash after banning skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych for wearing a helmet honouring Ukrainians killed in Russia's invasion, with critics calling the decision inconsistent and politically charged.
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