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Miami / 22:00 BSTEngland’s 3-2 win over Mexico was probably the game of the tournament so far.I really enjoyed the resilience they showed with 10 men, with the subs coming on and John Stones blocking things, Dan Burn heading every ball clear and Djed Spence making some really important challenges.This will be a different kind of test for Thomas Tuchel’s side, but I think it will be just as close.Orjan Nyland made some great saves to help Norway get past Brazil, but I’ve seen quite a lot of them and think they are a good side.Everyone knows about their star…
Logan Paul has said that soccer players sell being hurt better than some WWE stars. Former WWE United States Champion Logan Paul took to X/Twitter to share that though he hasn’t been a fan of soccer in the past, watching the ongoing 2026 FIFA World Cup made him change his stance. He listed his observations, saying the sport is “wildly physical,” and admitted that the players do a better job of selling being hurt than most WWE stars. The WWE star also shared what he believes is the most ‘f****d’ up thing in all of sports Paul also said that…
Arthur Fery described his incredible run to the semi-finals of Wimbledon as a product of his immense self-belief, after he defeated the ninth seed, Flavio Cobolli, 6-4, 7-6 (4), 6-0 on Wednesday.“That’s just what I’ve tried to do for the past 10 days. Just believe in myself, do the best I can do every match, give myself 100%, and see then where that will take me,” Fery said. “Today especially, because I’ve beaten him in Australia, so I knew I could do it, and yeah, I did.”Fery had arrived at Wimbledon ranked No 114 and required a wildcard to enter…
Fery achieved his latest, most impressive win to date in a style at complete odds with the journey that had taken him there.He dropped the opening set in his first two matches and then required match tie-breaks to overcome Zizou Bergs and Grigor Dimitrov in five-set thrillers.Having twice been a set and a break down against Bergs in the third round – including going 4-1 down in the fifth set – he also had to take three medical timeouts after suffering a nosebleed.Making his first appearance on Centre Court, he twice went a break down in a must-win fourth set…
Fans at next week’s Open are being asked to abide by a new code of conduct brought in by the R&A.More than 300,000 spectators are expected at Royal Birkdale for the week of the championship, amid growing concerns over the general behaviour of golf fans.Now the R&A has published ‘The Open Commitment’, which “encourages everyone attending to play their part in protecting traditions”.In a statement, R&A chief executive Mark Darbon said: “The atmosphere at The Open is unlike any other major sporting event and one of the things that makes it so unique.”It is built on a shared respect for…
It would have been perfectly reasonable for Arthur Fery to have finally betrayed a few nerves as he stood a point away from establishing a two-set lead in his first grand slam quarter-final. Any tension or fear he may have felt, however, was completely overpowered by his unwavering self-belief and certainty that has defined the greatest fortnight of his life.Leading by a set and 6-4 in the second set tie-break, Fery leapt forward to meet Flavio Cobolli’s second serve on the rise, and he immediately followed up his sweet backhand return by sweeping forward to the net. Fery’s subsequent backhand…
Wwe/Getty Images Just last week, it appeared AAA Latin American Champion El Hijo del Vikingo was poised to get some shine on WWE TV, challenging Rey Fenix for the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship on “SmackDown” while being scheduled to defend the Latin American Championship on “NXT.” Unfortunately, Vikingo suffered an injury preparing for the “NXT” match, and revealed just days ago that he required surgery. Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Vikingo revealed he had, in fact, had said surgery, posting photos of himself in a hospital bed, as well as…
Ruben Amorim has apologised for not speaking to Manchester United’s fans since his dismissal in January but says he was “proud” to have been their coach.Amorim has stayed silent since leaving Old Trafford and opted against making any statements about his 14 months at Old Trafford on social media.The 41-year-old has now ended his break from the game by signing a three-year contract with AC Milan.Amorim was unveiled by the Serie A giants on Wednesday afternoon – but in a 35-minute media conference he was not asked to talk about his time at United until the final questionBy that point,…
There’s nothing quite like a quintessentially English summer of sport. Strawberries at Wimbledon, leather on willow, pubs open until 5am, and all underpinned by the heart-rending saga of Bob the cat, Arthur “Nosebleeds” Fery and Harry (future president) Kane when, blow me, Nigel Farage resigns. Scotland may have had a disastrous World Cup, but it’s all very entertaining.Alex DickieEdinburgh Marina Hyde’s article (So it’s Trump 1, Belgium 4 – and the world rejoices. Nothing like failed chicanery to bring us together, is there?, 7 July) encouraging us to “enjoy the moment” brought to mind my dad’s comments when we played games as…
Jeff Jarrett knows fans still have love for the old TNA Impact! video game, but the reason it never got a sequel had nothing to do with the game failing. During a Dark Side of the Ring Q&A in New York, Jarrett was asked about the original TNA Impact! game after a fan brought up how underrated it was and why TNA never followed it up with TNA Impact! 2. Jarrett said Midway Games came to TNA because they genuinely loved the brand and wanted to understand what made it different from WWE. Jarrett said Midway got deeply involved in…