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  • Wimbledon expansion: What it means as plans reach High Court

    July 8, 2025

    With the proposed £200m expansion to Wimbledon in front of the High Court today, it is a nervy time for the All England Club. A campaign group says the approving Greater London Authority has questions to answer despite the organisation green-lighting plans last year. Here’s everything you need to know.  Why is the proposed Wimbledon [...]

  • British and Irish Lions: Aussie pubs certain there’s enough Guinness

    July 7, 2025

    British and Irish Lions rugby fans can fly to Australia assured that the “Guinness will be flowing” after pub chiefs Down Under quelled fears that bars could run dry this month. Australian reports raised concerns surrounding a potential lack of beer stockpiles ahead of the Lions’ three-Test series against the Wallabies, which begins on 19 [...]

  • Chelsea face thousands of empty seats for Club World Cup semi-final

    July 7, 2025

    Thousands of tickets remain on sale for Chelsea’s Club World Cup semi-final against Brazilian side Fluminense tomorrow, despite Fifa slashing prices.  It means the match at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey could take place against a backdrop of empty seats of the like that has dogged the tournament.  Fifa drastically reduced prices over the [...]

  • Wimbledon expansion faces High Court hearing on Tuesday

    July 7, 2025

    The All England Club will today face a High Court challenge over its proposed expansion of Wimbledon, which campaigners have branded “unlawful”. The Save Wimbledon Park group argues that £200m plans for the All England Club to expand across the road and into a neighbouring golf course, involved “errors of law and planning policy” by [...]

  • Ricky Hatton joins boxing’s comeback trail 13 years after retirement

    July 7, 2025

    British former two-weight world champion Ricky Hatton has become the latest high-profile boxer to announce a comeback, 13 years after he hung up his gloves. Fan favourite Hatton retired in 2012, bringing down the curtain on a career in which he became a unified world champion at light-welterweight and won a world title at middleweight. [...]

  • Draper to earn £1.1m just for turning up to Saudi Six Kings Slam

    July 7, 2025

    Jack Draper is set to bag himself at least £1.1m after agreeing to take part in this year’s Riyadh Season Six Kings Slam. The tennis competition, a brainchild of boxing tycoon Turki Alalshikh, sees the top six players compete in a knockout tournament in Saudi Arabia for prize money unmatched elsewhere in the sport. Last year’s [...]

  • Wimbledon: Tennis battles with its future off the court

    July 6, 2025

    With Wimbledon well into its fortnight the spotlight has once again fallen on the Centre Court, with sold-out crowds, record prize money and the prestige of tennis hospitality all to last another week. A British upset or two is likely to fuel national excitement, while the Championships continue to top YouGov’s rankings as the most [...]

  • Women’s Euro 2025 ads: Why ITV scores but BBC, Visa and Sports Direct miss

    July 5, 2025

    It feels like there’s an unnecessary crux in women’s football as the Lionesses begin their title defence at the Euros.  After the success of the last edition, the domestic game has gone gangbusters, with Arsenal selling out the Emirates for regular league games, an independent body being set up to run the WSL, and many [...]

  • Multi-club ownership: Why EFL rule change will help in transfer market

    July 5, 2025

    While multi-club ownership across the football industry continues to grow and remains a headache for Uefa, the EFL has gone the other way and taken the decision to remove restrictions for member teams to invest into sides across Ireland and Scotland for the first time. Under new regulations coming into effect next season, the EFL [...]

  • British basketball at war: How can BBF and SLB bloody battle be resolved?

    July 4, 2025

    British basketball is no stranger to turmoil but even by its warped standards the raging civil war between SLB clubs and governing body the BBF is extraordinary. At its heart is a power struggle for the right to run the domestic league. But it also involves claims of dishonesty, mission creep, vindictiveness and outright illegality [...]

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