"Something Has To Change": Kurt Warner Calls Out Bo Nix’s Biggest Problem With The Denver Broncos

Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United under a cloud in November 2022 amid rising tensions with Erik ten Hag during his brief return to the club from Juventus

India's two-time Paralympic silver medallist Nishad Kumar clinched gold in the men's T47 long jump at the 2026 Asian Para Games, winning the event with a best effort of 7.11m in his first international appearance in the discipline.

Former United manager Ten Hag has accused the club's hierarchy of fueling a 'toxic culture'. Ten Hag, who was sacked in October 2024, has been forthright in his opinion of his former employers.

Roman Reigns returns during WWE RAW's main event to help The Bloodline fight 946. After Royce Keys' faction gains control and nearly handcuffs Solo Sikoa, Reigns joins the brawl and spears Bronco Nima before forcing the group to retreat.

Keys discusses his big-brother role in WWE's 946, praises Bronco Nima and Lucien Price for stepping up on Raw, and compares Jaida Parker to WWE Hall of Famer Sherri Martel during an appearance on Busted Open.

The UFC has called Petr Yan its “Greatest Boxer” in a three-hour career compilation ahead of his Merab Dvalishvili trilogy. His striking stats back the praise, but Max Holloway, Dustin Poirier and his lack of recent finishes complicate the claim.

Brady Tkachuk will face the Ottawa Senators for the first time since his summer trade to the Florida Panthers, with more than 2,000 tickets still available ahead of Wednesday’s game.

Sage is under intense scrutiny after Palace's shambolic 5-0 thrashing by rivals Brighton. But that must not distract from the inexcusable failures of his bosses.

Steven Gerrard has given his view after Manchester United earned a hard-fought point against Leeds United at Elland Road on Sunday afternoon

Virat Kohli, who made his debut during a five-match ODI series against Sri Lanka in 2008, has gone on to establish himself as one of the greatest batters in cricket history.

Inigo Calderon has called on local football chiefs to join him in “trying to do my part” to grow the game in Hong Kong. The Spaniard’s easy-on-the-eye Kitchee team delivered “probably the most complete” performance of his 15-month reign to embarrass Lee Man 5-1 on Monday, leaving him to conclude that it was a good time to say his piece because “we won and I’m not making excuses”. Unhappy with kick-off times and routinely poor playing surfaces, head coach Calderon said a 6.30pm start had aided...

‘I’m super disappointed, but I will not give up on these guys,’ says Ateneo coach Louie Alas after the Blue Eagles’ dismal first-round run