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Dec 22, 2024, 06:41 AM ETEngland’s John Parry made an eagle and four birdies on his back nine to card a 64 on Sunday and win the Mauritius Open title at Mont Choisy Le Golf at 14-under par for his first victory on the DP World Tour in 14 years.Parry started the final round five shots back, but his birdie blitz on the back nine saw him overtake joint overnight leader Dylan Naidoo (71) and win by two shots.Naidoo’s South African compatriot Christo Lamprecht (65) also tied for second place at 12 under.”Today the course felt a bit softer. It…
The New York Knicks plan to sign Matt Ryan to a Two-Way contract once he clears waivers. The Knicks will waive Boo Buie to create a roster spot for Ryan. Ryan has appeared in nine games with the Knicks, averaging 1.7 points in 5.0 minutes over nine games. Buie has averaged 11.2 points, 3.6 assists and 2.9 rebounds in the G League.
Amid claims he is weighing up a lightweight move in his return, Ilia Topuria has been urged to honor a fight with Alexander Volkanovski first and foremost by Dan Hooker — who labelled the unbeaten featherweight champion a “d*ckhead” for trying to find a way out of the rematch. Topuria, the current undisputed featherweight champion, retained his title for the first time back in October in the headliner of UFC 308, taking out former champion, Max Holloway with a hellacious third round knockout in their grudge fight in Abu Dhabi. As for Hooker, the City Kickboxing star has been lined…
Special Sets: The Training of Rising 11-Year-Old Standout Millie Conner It’s early yet. Still, that doesn’t stop 11-year-old Millie Conner from plotting her swimming career. It is mapped out in the 30-40 swimming journals she keeps “filled with words, time and personal goals, charts, graphs and thoughts about each meet she swims,” says her father, Nick. One aspiration is to swim at the University of Virginia, another is to be an Olympian. Lofty thinking? Sure, but as of mid-December, she has the bona fides to entertain those ideas. Consider: she is currently the fastest 11-year-old in the United States in…
Geraint Thomas has outlined his plans for the upcoming 2025 season, which is set to be his final year in the pro peloton.The 38-year-old Welshman will retire at the end of the season after 18 years of racing at Barloworld and Ineos. Speaking to his teammate Michał Kwiatkowski at pre-season training camp, he said that his 2025 will be focussed on stage racing, starting with the Tour Down Under.”Starting down under, it’ll be my 10th Tour Down Under,” Thomas said in a ‘behind-the-scenes’ video from Ineos’ pre-season training camp in Spain.”For me, it’s the best place to start, you have…
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The Welshman has had a whirlwind 2024 after sensationally quitting rugby to pursue a career in the NFL
Dec 23, 2024, 03:41 PM ETLucas Glover held down the 50th spot in the final world ranking of the year, making him one of nine players who will be added to the invitation list to play in the Masters.The field has eight more players than it did at this time a year ago.The Masters takes the top 50 in the Official World Golf Ranking at the end of the calendar year, and it will take the top 50 not already invited from the world ranking published a week before the tournament is held April 10-13.The addition of the nine players…
NBA referee Jenna Schroeder was overheard telling Philadelphia 76ers head coach Nick Nurse that she made a mistake when she ejected Andre Drummond and reinstated him back into the game during the Sixers’ 111-106 home win over the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night. NBA Referee Jenna Schroeder ejected 76ers’ Andre Drummond after San Antonio’s Victor Wembanyama fell to the floor At the midway point of the second quarter, Drummond was sent to the locker room after Spurs star Victor Wembanyama fell to the court, and Schroeder presumed that the Sixers player was involved in the incident. However, the replay…
UFC Hall of Famer Michael Bisping believes Tyson Fury has nothing left to prove after his second straight loss to Oleksandr Usyk. Usyk retained his WBC, WBA and WBO heavyweight titles when he defeated Fury by unanimous decision this past Saturday in Saudi Arabia. For Bisping, Usyk won in much more definitive fashion after winning his first meeting against Fury by split decision seven months ago. “Usyk, of course, was the better boxer,” Bisping said on his YouTube channel. “He was the more efficient boxer, he was landing more, missing less. Fury, of course, landed some good shots. He was…