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Giannis Antetokounmpo could’ve said so many names when asked about the current best player in the NBA, I don’t know, maybe three-time MVP Nikola Jokic? Mavericks star Luka Doncic? But no, the Bucks forward strongly believes that Jaylen Brown should hold this title, even though Boston’s All-Star has never received an MVP vote. In an…
1 Treble winning former Manchester United striker Dwight Yorke has won a legal case against his previous employers, Australian league side Macarthur FC. The former Trinidad and Tobago international scored 65 goals for United in 152 appearances. He won the Premier League in three of his four seasons at the club, as well as the…
Manchester United produced another bizarre display in Portugal last night (Thursday) to leave Erik ten Hag under even more pressure in the Old Trafford hot-seat. The 3-3 draw, salvaged by Harry Maguire in stoppage time, came after United were 2-0 in front and seemingly in cruise control against a Porto side who are a far…
By Chris Oddo | @TheFanChild | Wednesdsay October 2, 2024 Novak Djokovic says Jannik Sinner‘s ongoing appeal with the World Anti-Doping Agency is giving the sport a bad look. Speaking in Shanghai, where he will take his place at the Shanghai Masters, Djokovic gave his thoughts on the latest turn in Sinner’s doping case. “I…
Jannik Sinner recently faced a setback with the World Anti-Doping Agency appealing his doping case, seeking to overturn the ruling. The news of WADA appealing Sinner’s case came as a surprise to many, including Sinner himself, who believed the matter was resolved. Although cleared by the ITIA, WADA aims to challenge this decision in the…
Carlos Alcaraz was asked about the World Anti-Doping Agency’s appeal to Jannik Sinner‘s doping case, and he shared his thoughts on the situation, which he thought was a closed case. An independent court that reviewed Sinner’s doping case cleared the Italian of any wrongdoing. The Italian was allowed to compete and was only stripped of…
Photo credit: Rob Stone/@RobStoneTennis We have NO mixed emotions on this one. We think Sinners a great great player. But a lot of shady stuff took place here. A failed test is a failed test. Sadly the system works that you are guilty until you prove innocence. Most players have to get lawyers. They get…
Jannik Sinner‘s resilience during the recent doping saga showed former ATP player and former Roger Federer’s coach, Ivan Ljubicic, just how mentally tough the Italian is. As a former player based in and around Italy for a long time, Ljubicic is quite familiar with the scene. He’s known about Sinner for a very long time…
Controversy continues to follow around former Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba as his brother, Mathias Pogba, will stand trial as part of an extortion case that targeted the French international two years ago. Pogba was released by United in 2022 after failing to live up to his spectacular £89m transfer fee after his move from…
By Richard Pagliaro | @Tennis_Now | Wednesday, September 4, 2024Photo credit: Corleve/Mark Peterson NEW YORK—Roger Federer believes Jannik Sinner’s explanation of how a banned steroid entered his system. The Swiss superstar said questions of consistency in anti-doping protocol has sparked controversy in Sinner’s case. More: Depleted Djokovic on What Went Wrong Talking to Today Show…
