Alex de Minaur has missed out on the chance of a lifetime to beat Rafael Nadal on clay in successive tournaments, blown away by the rejuvenated, emotionally-charged Spanish great in the Madrid Open. The Australian No.1, looking a shadow of the player who blitzed Nadal… Read More »Sweet revenge for Rafa as de Minaur downed to keep legend’s Madrid fairytale alive
Liverpool have fallen further out of contention for the Premier League title – but that’s perhaps the least of Jurgen Klopp’s problems. Just as upsetting for the outgoing Liverpool manager in a 2-2 draw with West Ham may have been a touchline confrontation with his… Read More »‘There will be fire if I speak’: Salah confronts Klopp on sideline as Liverpool’s title hopes cop a massive dent
A Serbian, a Canadian, a Slovenian and a Greek fellow walked into a bar … Well, they’ve actually walked into the NBA and now own the place. The world’s pre-eminent basketball league is now under new ownership with four foreign players all but certain to… Read More »NBA’s global stars usher in new era as LeBron, Steph, KD fade into the background
In 15 minutes, Tim Ryan didn’t just put a smile on Joe Schmidt’s face, he announced himself to the Australian public by scoring a stunning hat-trick against the Blues on Saturday night in Brisbane. The Blues, blessed with All Blacks wingers Mark Telea and Caleb… Read More »‘Run-on debut like no other’: Junior Wallabies flyer announces himself to the world after stunning hat-trick
“I am inevitable” – Thanos, Avengers: Endgame You know that scene at the end of a horror movie where everyone thinks the killer is dead, only for them to pop back up for one last scare? Geelong stopped being that killer a long time ago.… Read More »Footy Fix: The Cats are inevitable – and they’re smarter, clutcher, quicker, and scarier than ever