Jake Paul has warned he is prepared to pursue legal action after claims surfaced suggesting his upcoming heavyweight fight against Anthony Joshua is staged, dismissing the allegations as false as fight week unfolds in Miami.
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The UK government is escalating pressure over the £2.5 billion Chelsea sale proceeds, signalling potential legal action if the long stalled funds are not released for humanitarian aid in Ukraine, according to reporting by The Guardian.
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Bruno Fernandes has addressed the long-running debate over Cristiano Ronaldo’s role in the Portugal national team, as preparations for the 2026 World Cup reignite questions about balance, evolution and leadership.
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After years in the wilderness, football’s governing body is preparing to relaunch its famous video game series, this time with an unexpected partner and a strategy that breaks sharply from the past.
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Chelsea’s long search for a larger stadium is approaching a critical point as planning approval for a major Earl’s Court redevelopment threatens to close off what many see as the club’s most viable alternative to Stamford Bridge.
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Authorities installed by Moscow in occupied Crimea claim they have taken control of assets connected to Ukrainian boxing champion Oleksandr Usik, citing his outspoken opposition to Russia’s war in Ukraine. The move is part of a broader campaign targeting individuals labeled hostile by the occupation administration.
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A light-hearted question about Erling Haaland appearing on Stick to Football quickly turned into a classic Roy Keane moment, as the former Manchester United captain addressed his long-running history with the Haaland family.
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Political decisions in the United States are beginning to reshape the fan experience at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, as expanded travel restrictions threaten to keep supporters from several qualified nations out of host venues.
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New York’s NBA Cup win delivered a trophy and plenty of noise. What it didn’t deliver was proof that the Knicks have separated themselves from an Eastern Conference that remains deep, volatile, and far from decided.
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Premier League clubs have lost more than £1 billion to player injuries over the past five seasons, as relentless scheduling and global tournaments push elite footballers to breaking point, according to data published by insurance group Howden.
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