Serena Williams walked off the court offering waves to a supportive crowd that certainly didn’t expect to see the 23-time Grand Slam champion’s early exit. In the most lopsided defeat …
Continue reading Serena wins just one game in WTA boiloverSerena Williams’ disappointing night ended in less than an hour as she lost her opening match of the Silicon Valley Classic to Johanna Konta in the most lopsided defeat of …
Continue reading Serena wins just one game in San Jose lossEssendon midfielder Zach Merrett is amazed Brownlow Medal favourite Tom Mitchell doesn’t get tagged every week, describing the Hawthorn star as more than a ball magnet. Mitchell is averaging an …
Continue reading Hawks AFL gun ‘more than a ball magnet’Benoit Paire caused quite a racket at the Citi Open, repeatedly spiking and throwing his equipment until the crowd booed him off the court. The French tennis player caused a …
Continue reading Paire tantrum causes racket in ATP lossWests Tigers veteran Robbie Farah has hinted at being offered another contract by the club to play what would be a 17th season in the NRL. Whether or not he …
Continue reading Tigers’ Farah considers playing on in 2019Michael Gordon will play on for Gold Coast in next season’s NRL but says his No.1 jersey is up for grabs in a possible spine shake-up. The 34-year-old has been …
Continue reading Gordon open to Titans shift for 2019 NRLInjury-cursed Sydney defender Alex Johnson will make his long-awaited AFL return, almost six years since his last senior game. The Swans have confirmed Johnson will face Collingwood at the SCG …
Continue reading Swan Johnson back in AFL after 12 knee opsWest Coast assistant coach Sam Mitchell has confirmed he’s seeking a Melbourne homecoming due to family reasons. The four-time Hawthorn premiership star is understood to be contracted until 2020 but …
Continue reading Mitchell confirms intention to exit EaglesBrisbane coach Wayne Bennett is confident Matt Gillett does not face any long-term health concerns after the Test forward was ruled out for the rest of the NRL season with …
Continue reading Brisbane rule out Gillett for NRL seasonMal Meninga believes joining the elite group of Immortals would validate his contribution to rugby league. The former Canberra, Queensland and Test champion is one of the leading contenders to …
Continue reading Immortals nod will validate Meninga careerLions coach Swys de Bruin has piled heat on Australian referee Angus Gardner ahead of the Super Rugby final, saying the Crusaders’ constant bending of the rules goes unpunished. In …
Continue reading Crusaders get away with murder: LionsNever usually one to give anything away to the media, Wayne Bennett appears to have let slip his vote for rugby league’s next Immortal ahead of Wednesday night’s official unveiling. …
Continue reading Bennett coyly lets slip Immortal voteA Warriors squad laden with Kiwi Ferns and boasting a unique family connection has been named to contest the inaugural NRL women’s premiership. Coach Luisa Avaiki will take charge of …
Continue reading Warriors name NRL women’s premiership teamCronulla star Josh Dugan is set to finally make his return from a two-month layoff with a broken foot in time for the Sharks’ NRL finals push. Dugan was named …
Continue reading Dugan NRL return to boost Sharks: WoodsAlex de Minaur has battled back from an opening set loss to snatch victory from Vasek Pospisil at the Citi Open in Washington. The 19-year-old rallied after dropping a hard-fought …
Continue reading De Minaur battles back to snatch victoryBanished Queensland Reds trio Quade Cooper, James Slipper and Karmichael Hunt will be placed in rugby’s shop window after being named to play in the National Rugby Championship (NRC) starting …
Continue reading Exiled Reds rugby trio to make NRC returnMal Meninga says becoming an Immortal will be a humbling experience and validate his contribution to rugby league. The former Canberra, Queensland and Test champion is one of the leading …
Continue reading Immortal nod will validate MeningaIt’s the Super Rugby dynasty borne out of the most humbling of beginnings. Claiming the competition’s inaugural wooden spoon in 1996 has proven to be a catalyst for the Crusaders …
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