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The International Olympic Committee's patience with boxing's troubled governing body looks to be wearing thin following "disturbing developments" at the IBA's extraordinary congress last weekend. An IOC spokesperson told AFP on Thursday the Olympic rulers were "extremely concerned" with the lack of a new election for the IBA presidency, and the suspension in the run-up to the congress in Yerevan of the Ukrainian boxing federation. In consequence the IOC's executive board "will have to fully review the situation" at its next meeting in December, the spokesperson said. This raises the stakes over the future of boxing as one of the staple sports on the Olympic menu. Boxing's corruption-tainted world governing body is already excluded from organising its own events at the Paris 2024 Games, just as it had been at Tokyo's delayed 2020 Games last year. Boxing's presence in the 2028 Los Angeles Games is also far from assured. It was excluded from the initial programme, with the IOC … [Read more...] about Boxing’s Olympic Future Under Fresh Scrutiny | Boxing News

Just when you thought the Thunder were ready to emerge from their two-year tank as one of the NBA 's most exciting young teams, the injury gods decreed that Oklahoma City would spend one more year in lottery land. No. 2 overall pick Chet Holmgren lit up Summer League ... and then suffered a season-ending injury in a pro-am game. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander appeared primed for his first All-Star appearance ... and then he suffered an MCL sprain. No wonder the Thunder held folk hero Aleksej Pokusevski out of EuroBasket . They couldn't risk any more losses. They'll see plenty of those on the scoreboard over the next seven months. That won't bother the Thunder all that much, of course. We're talking about a team that is currently hoarding 15 first-round picks spanning the next seven drafts. They won't say no to a few more ping pong balls, especially when they might yield Victor Wembanyama or Scoot Henderson. But that does temper some of the fun this season could have provided. … [Read more...] about Oklahoma City Thunder 2022-23 NBA preview: Key injuries have OKC eyeing the lottery yet again

USATSI The Miami Dolphins officially listed Tua Tagovailoa as questionable to play Thursday night against the Cincinnati Bengals due to back and ankle injuries, but the third-year quarterback is expected to play, per NFL Media . Tagovailoa did not practice Monday, but was a limited participant Tuesday and Wednesday. Tagovailoa said Wednesday that he plans on playing . Head coach Mike McDaniel said that it will be announced whether his quarterback is starting or not before Thursday evening, and that it won't be a game-time decision. Tua Tagovailoa MIA • QB • 1 CMP% 71.3 YDs 925 TD 8 INT 2 YD/Att 9.16 View Profile Tagovailoa's health has been a subject of controversy since Sunday, as he appeared to suffer a head injury after getting hit by Buffalo Bills linebacker Matt Milano during Miami's 21-19 win. Tua was stumbling on the field after the hit, causing many to believe he was concussed. He exited and returned … [Read more...] about Dolphins’ Tua Tagovailoa expected to play Thursday night vs. Bengals despite back, ankle injuries, per report

Stephen Lew / USA TODAY Sports Welcome to the Thursday edition of the Pick Six newsletter! Since it's Thursday, that means there's a game tonight and the NFL might as well go ahead and cancel the rest of Week 4 because nothing this week is going to top what we're getting tonight: Dolphins at Bengals . Even if both these teams were 0-3, I'd still be excited to watch this game and that's because the Bengals are debuting their new white tiger look, which might be the coolest uniform combination in the history of football. If you haven't seen the white tiger helmet or the uniform or if you're wondering what they look like together, you can check it out by clicking here . Although I love the white tiger uniforms, I promise we'll be talking about the actual game in today's newsletter, plus we'll be taking a look at three starting quarterbacks who could soon be replaced. As always, here's your weekly reminder to tell all your friends to sign up for the Pick Six … [Read more...] about Dolphins at Bengals predictions for Thursday night, plus three starting quarterbacks who could lose their job

The first Manchester derby this season will unfold in front of the Sky cameras this Sunday - but how do the teams shape up going into the showdown? The 188th meeting between the rivals kicks off Super Sunday this weekend, with hosts Manchester City unbeaten in 19 Premier League games - dating back to a 3-2 home defeat against Tottenham in February. Meanwhile, Manchester United's current run of four successive league wins is their longest since April 2021 - a five-game winning streak that included a 2-0 win at the Etihad. Manchester City Manchester United Sunday 2nd October 1:00pm Kick off 2:00pm The fact both teams are in good form should come as no surprise - only Chelsea's summer spending exceeded the £227m outlay at Old Trafford and, in Erling Haaland, City have a striker whose current strike-rate would see him end the season with 59 Premier League goals. Sign up for PL goal alerts Get Sky Sports Download the Sky … [Read more...] about Man City vs Man Utd: Premier League titans clash at Etihad this Sunday | How do Pep Guardiola and Erik ten Hag’s sides shape up?

USATSI All 14 Big Ten teams will be in action during Week 5 of the college football season as league play heats up with seven conference matchups that should bring clarity to the division title races. In particular, No. 21 Minnesota has the chance to take an early stranglehold on the Big Ten West as the Gophers host Purdue and look to improve to 5-0 after defeating their first four opponents by an average of 39.8 points. If the Golden Gophers take care of business as 10.5-point favorites against the Boilermakers, they should find themselves as the lone team from the West still unbeaten in league play come Sunday. While Northwestern and Iowa also enter Week 5 with 1-0 league records, both are double-digit underdogs against Big Ten East powerhouses this week. Barring an upset by the Hawkeyes against No. 4 Michigan, or from the Wildcats against No. 11 Penn State, the West will be Minnesota's to lose entering Week 6 -- provided that it beats Purdue. There is still plenty of time … [Read more...] about Big Ten college football picks, odds in Week 5: Michigan faces road test, Minnesota welcomes opportunity

CBS Sports/Getty Images In 52 days' time the World Cup begins. For many of those competing in Qatar there will be no more international fixtures between now and their first game at the tournament. The time for experimentation, blooding fringe players and honing the starting XI is gone. Game faces on, we're in the big time now. Here is how the 32 teams are shaping up after the final international break. Tier 1: The favorites The hulking presence of the Nations League on the international calendar serves to confuse matters somewhat. In years gone by friendly meetings between the best of Europe and South America were a rite of passage pre-tournament. Brazil have not played a European team since beating the Czech Republic in a friendly in March 2019. Argentina have played one European side in recent years but they comprehensively swept aside Italy in the summer's Finalissima at Wembley. For now, we do not have as much as we would like to go on with regards to these … [Read more...] about FIFA World Cup 2022 Power Rankings: USMNT tumble after awful month; Brazil, Argentina the favorites

Has Cristiano Ronaldo played his last game for Manchester United? [ MORE: How to watch Premier League in USA ] With the summer transfer window closing at 6pm ET on Thursday, Sept. 1, Manchester United’s next game is at home against Leicester City on the same day as it kicks off at 3pm ET. That means if Ronaldo is going to get his wish to leave Manchester United, he may have just played his final minutes as a Red Devil in their narrow 1-0 win at Southampton. What did Erik ten Hag say about Ronaldo’s future? Erik ten Hag had this to say when asked if that was the final game in a Manchester United shirt for Cristiano Ronaldo: “We plan with him. So we want him to stay. So that is what we want.” Ronaldo came on in the 68th minute with United 1-0 up and he had two chances on the break. First, Moussa Djenepo denied him in the box with a wonderful last-ditch tackle. Then a ball over the top looked to have set Ronaldo free but he showed his 37 years as Mohammed Salisu … [Read more...] about Cristiano Ronaldo: Erik ten Hag gives update on future; transfer plans

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Billy Horschel says that players who joined LIV golf will have 'some regrets' and that they should understand there are 'consequences' to their decisions after players learned there will be no world ranking points issued in the tournament. Billy Horschel says that players who joined LIV golf will have 'some regrets' and that they should understand there are 'consequences' to their decisions after players learned there will be no world ranking points issued in the tournament. Rory McIlroy believes LIV Golf must make changes to have a chance of getting approved status by the Official Golf World Rankings. The Saudi-backed breakaway circuit launched earlier this year, with former world No 1 Dustin Johnson and reigning Open champion Cameron Smith among its early signings, although the tour currently doesn't offer players any world ranking points. All 48 players who competed at LIV Golf's event … [Read more...] about Should LIV Golf members earn world ranking points? Rory McIlroy and Matt Fitzpatrick have their say

Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Branden Grace has defended his involvement in LIV Golf, stating it's only going to get 'bigger and better' Branden Grace has defended his involvement in LIV Golf, stating it's only going to get 'bigger and better' Branden Grace has defended his involvement with the breakaway LIV Golf tour and believes the tournament will only continue to expand. The South African was recently one of 50 players to sign a letter to OWGR chairman Peter Dawson asking the organisation to grant ranking points to LIV competitors. "Some of us want to play less, that is what we ultimately wanted to do," Grace told Sky Sports. "I play 33 tournaments a year normally, if I can get it down to 25 tournaments a year it's amazing. Should LIV Golf players get world ranking points? | 'Abide by the same rules' 'You knew what you were signing up for' - McIlroy & Fitzpatrick on LIV debate "I get to spend more … [Read more...] about LIV Golf: Branden Grace says breakaway tour will only get ‘bigger and better’