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  • Welsh RFU faces High Court date

    July 6, 2009

    RUGBY UNION: Wales’ first autumn Test encounter with New Zealand on 7 November is likely to be the subject of a High Court hearing after a row broke out over player release. Wales coach Warren Gatland wanted his Test stars available for national team duty despite the four regions – the Ospreys, Dragons, Llanelli Scarlets [...]

  • Bolt doubles up in London

    July 6, 2009

    ATHLETICS: Triple Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt has confirmed he will run in both the 100m and 4x100m relay at the London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace later this month. The 22-year-old was scheduled to run the 100m but will now race on both days on 24 and 25 July as preparation for the World [...]

  • Haye close to Vitali showdown

    July 6, 2009

    BOXING: David Haye is close to agreeing a fight against WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko on 12 September. Briton Haye pulled out of his original 20 June bout with brother Wladimir after suffering a back injury in training. But with Wladimir facing a mandatory defence of his IBF title against Alexander Povetkin, Vitali looks the [...]

  • The joy of six puts Federer back on top of the world

    July 5, 2009

    Ace lands a record 15th Grand Slam after edging Roddick in an epic final ROGER FEDERER became the greatest player in Grand Slam history after coming through a record-breaking final with Andy Roddick on Wimbledon’s Centre Court. The Swiss ace edged a dramatic five-set match 5-7, 7-6 (8-6,) 7-6 (7-5), 3-6, 16-14 to claim a [...]

  • Sampras: Icon Roger is undoubtedly the best ever

    July 5, 2009

    PETE SAMPRAS hailed Roger Federer as the game’s best-ever player after watching the Swiss star surpass his record of 14 Grand Slam titles. “The guy’s a legend and now he’s an icon,” the seven-time Wimbledon champion said after dropping in on Centre Court for the first time in seven years yesterday.  “He’s got 15 majors, [...]

  • Ancelotti to seek assurances from Terry amid City interest

    July 5, 2009

    JOHN TERRY will be forced to prove his commitment to the Chelsea cause in a series of crisis talks with manager Carlo Ancelotti. The England captain has been the subject of sustained interest from big-spending Manchester City, who had bids of £25m and £30m rejected by the west London club last week. But with an [...]

  • Spurs boss Harry in shock swoop to lure retired Figo

    July 5, 2009

    TOTTENHAM boss Harry Redknapp has made an audacious swoop to lure veteran midfielder Luis Figo out of retirement to serve his twilight years at White Hart Lane. The 36-year-old decided to hang up his boots at the end of last season after helping Inter Milan to the Serie A title. But Spurs boss Redknapp has [...]

  • Onions edges mate Harmy for Ashes call

    July 5, 2009

    PACEMAN Graham Onions last night paid homage to Durham team-mate Steve Harmison after edging him out of the 13-man England squad for the first Ashes Test. Onions, 26, was surprisingly given the nod for the series opener in Cardiff on Wednesday, even though it was the more experienced Harmison who impressed in the England Lions’ [...]

  • McGeechan: Lions legacy now in place

    July 5, 2009

    COACH Ian McGeechan believes he has established a successful legacy to lead the British and Irish Lions after announcing the end of his infamous Lions association yesterday. The 62-year-old signed off his Lions career with an emphatic victory in the third and final Test in Johannesburg on Saturday, but confirmed he will not be in [...]

  • Sprinter Cavendish takes Le Tour stage

    July 5, 2009

    SPEEDSTER Mark Cavendish further enhanced his reputation as the fastest sprinter in the world after claiming the second stage of the Tour de France with a blistering finish. The 24-year-old led the peleton in chasing down leading quartet Stef Clement, Cyril Dessel, Jussi Veikkanen and Stephane Auge with 10km left to bring  the 187km stage [...]

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