Category: Stories Published on: 21/08/25

Lefty at His Best: How Stephen Curry Rocked Chongqing With a Dunk and a Sky Show

Stephen Curry continues his off-season tour of China and once again turned a routine stop into a playoff-level event. In a packed arena, the Golden State Warriors point guard delighted fans with an emphatic slam — and did it with his left hand, a rarity for him — before becoming the star of a unique...

Category: Stories Published on: 02/12/25

Suns Without Superstars: How Phoenix Broke Up Its Superteam and Learned to Win Again

Not so long ago, Phoenix was trying on championship rings, trading its future for a loud “right now” and pushing the payroll to the cap and beyond. After the trades for Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal, the question seemed to boil down to just one thing: when, not whether, they would win a title. The r...

Category: News Published on: 31/07/25

The Star From Uzbekistan: How Abbosbek Fayzullaev Instantly Became Istanbul Başakşehir's Most Valuable Player

The Turkish Süper Lig makes headline-grabbing moves almost every off-season, yet the news of Abbosbek Fayzullaev’s switch from Moscow’s CSKA to Istanbul Başakşehir returned the league to the spotlight in style. The young Uzbekistan international midfielder outstripped not only his new teammates but...

Category: News Published on: 27/11/25

Uzbekistan Climbs the Podium: A Bright Finish at the Islamic Solidarity Games in Saudi Arabia

The 6th Islamic Solidarity Games in Saudi Arabia became one of the key events of the season for the countries of the Muslim world, and the Uzbekistan national team made the most of this opportunity. The national side not only steadily collected medals throughout the tournament, but by the end of the...

Category: Stories Published on: 26/08/25

When Kayfabe Cracked: Rampage Jackson's Son Derailed the Show and Nearly Seriously Injured a Wrestler

The pro wrestling industry runs on scripts and tightly rehearsed choreography. But sometimes the thin line between performance and a real fight disappears. That is exactly what happened at a Knokx Pro Wrestling event in California, where 21-year-old Raja Jackson — the son of former UFC champion Quin...

Category: News Published on: 22/09/25

Alcatraz, Curry, and Agassi's Smile: A Laver Cup Week That Played Like a Short Film

The Laver Cup once again reminded us why this team weekend has long been a favorite of the men’s tour: the leaders gather in one city, sit shoulder to shoulder on the bench, give tips, argue, celebrate — and turn tennis into a spectacle. In San Francisco the black court gleamed like a screen, the ca...

Category: Stories Published on: 04/08/25

Mbappé Stands Up for His Teammate: New Details in the Achraf Hakimi Case

In elite football, scandals flare up almost as frequently as spectacular goals light up the game’s grandest stages. The latest sensational incident involves rape accusations brought against Paris Saint-Germain right-back Achraf Hakimi. The key witness is his close friend and former PSG captain Kylia...

Category: News Published on: 02/07/25

Usyk on the Brink of Absolute Triumph: London Rematch With Dubois

Wembley Gathers the Elite Again: Date and Status of the Bout On 19 July, the legendary London stadium Wembley will turn into a mega boxing show. The evening’s main event will be the rematch between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois—a fight with every heavyweight belt on the line: WBA, WBC, WBO, I...

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Category: Stories Published on: 30/06/25

Red Card Behind the Wheel: How Man United Legend Paul Ince Landed in the Spotlight

Crash on Chester High Road On Saturday, 28 June, at around five o’clock in the evening, on a winding stretch of Chester High Road in Cheshire County, a black Range Rover driven by former England holding midfielder Paul Ince crashed into the central reservation. Fortunately, the collision caused no...

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Category: News Published on: 20/06/25

The Ringing Serve and the Fallen Favorite: How Alexander Bublik Stopped Jannik Sinner on Halle Grass

Paris Prologue: A Lesson on Red Clay Just two weeks ago it seemed that Jannik Sinner’s season might remain almost flawless. At Roland Garros the Italian stormed into the semifinals, surrendering only one taxing set — against Alexander Bublik, who traditionally struggles on clay: the long rallies a...