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World Fencing League bringing sport’s best and brightest to Hong Kong in April
Hong Kong will host a World Fencing League event next year, bringing the sport’s best and brightest to the city for one day in April, sources have told the South China Morning Post. The brainchild of 2016 US Olympic team foil bronze medallist Miles Chamley-Watson, WFL staged its inaugural event in Los Angeles earlier this year, and featured the likes of Hong Kong’s Ryan Choi Chun-yin, who captained Team Shield. Sources said the league was being pencilled in for the penultimate week of April, a...
Shohei Ohtani, homer drought over, eyes return to mound in 2027
After ending his homer drought with a massive blast in his final game of the year, Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani announced his intention to become a two-way player again next season.
PHILTA says Alex Eala's participation in WTA 125 in PH 'remains uncertain'
The Philippine Tennis Association on Friday clarified that Alexandra “Alex” Eala"s participation in the WTA 125 Philippine Women"s Open in January “remains uncertain.”
Iga Swiatek collects 150th WTA 1000 win at Wuhan
Seventh-seeded Iga Swiatek of Poland reached a milestone and moved into the quarterfinals with a 6-1, 6-4 victory against Ashlyn Krueger at the Wuhan Open on Thursday in China.
Bella Belen’s career-high night comes with new Alas coach
ANTIPOLO—Bella Belen welcomed the appointment of Angiolino Frigoni as the new Alas Pilipinas women’s volleyball coach after delivering a career-high 35 points to power Capital1 past Akari, 28-26, 22-25, 25-15, 23-25, 21-19, in the PVL All-Filipino Conference Siklab Series on Thursday at Ynares Center Antipolo. The coaching change came as no surprise to the Alas
Waters plans PH return for pickleball showcase
Pickleball world No. 1 Anna Leigh Waters has finished her three-day Philippine tour, and plans have already been finalized to bring her back in December. The 19-year-old star of the fast-rising global sport announced during a press conference she is returning to Manila on Dec. 9 to grace the IAM Worldwide Pickleball Showdown at Smart
Converge gets shot at nasty sendoff for Macau
Converge coach Delta Pineda was talking about adjustments the team still needs despite coming off a decisive rout of Titan Ultra in the PBA Governors’ Cup recently. “We need to find a way to maintain our intensity, especially on defense,” Pineda said in Filipino after the 152-119 victory over the Giant Risers. “There are still
Road Warriors fight knowing they have a lot to prove
Robert Bolick understood where Jimmy Alapag was coming from when the NLEX coach made sure he would get his message across after a sluggish first half against Titan Ultra on Wednesday. The Road Warriors would eventually wake up from their slumber to secure a 147-115 victory at Ninoy Aquino Stadium and close in on the
Zaragosa snares Pueblo de Oro crown with closing 68
Rupert Zaragosa came back from two shots down at the start of the day to win for the first time this season, as a closing four-under-par 68 gave him a one-shot win over Zannie Boy Gialon and Keanu Jahns in the ICTSI Pueblo de Oro Championship in Cagayan de Oro on Thursday. The pint-sized 29-year-old
Digital transformation opens new prospects for sports medicine in HCM City
By combining digital technology with professional expertise, the city can improve athlete performance, promote safer exercise and contribute to better public health.
Hong Kong Olympian wonders if AI is the answer to recapturing our humanity
The 0.1 second that stood between Yvette Kong Man-yi and qualifying for the 2012 Olympics was “unbearable”, the Hong Kong swimmer writes in her newly published memoir, The Unmeasured Human. It was, the 33-year-old recalls years later, “too small to feel and too large to survive unchanged”. Fourteen years on, Kong is grateful for the heartbreaking experience, telling the South China Morning Post that “challenge is fundamental to human growth and spirit”. “I needed to find the courage to try again...
Amar'e Stoudemire goes from Miami Heat to Miami police officer
Amar'e Stoudemire has traded in his jersey and shorts for a dress uniform and a badge.
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