Ruiz the only man who knew he’d win
Andy Ruiz Jr revealed the extent to which being written off had inspired the shock victory over Anthony Joshua that gave him the IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight titles.
Lead role for Stewart as British Cycling restructures sprint coaching staff
British Cycling has announced a shake-up of its sprint coaching staff in a bid to widen the talent pool for future Olympic Games.
Rugby Tipuric hails Gatland as a coach who 'knows how to win'
Justin Tipuric has hailed Warren Gatland as a coach who "knows how to win" after Wales were crowned Six Nations Grand Slam champions.
Welsh players on a mission to send Gatland out on a high, insists Jones
Alun Wyn Jones insists he and his team-mates are determined to send Warren Gatland packing from the Six Nations arena exactly how he entered it with Wales – as a Grand Slam winner.
Archibald fuelled by hunt for more cycling gold
Fuelled by the fear of returning to the family business selling beds for a living, Katie Archibald is ready to commit to the long-term goal of becoming a triple Olympian in Paris in 2024.
Purvis calls time on competitive gymnastics
Dan Purvis has announced his retirement from competitive gymnastics after claiming medals at Olympic, World, European and Commonwealth level.
Twell relishing testing herself over Falkirk course at Lindsays National XC
Olympian Steph Twell is set to race the Lindsays National XC at Falkirk next month.
Dafabet Masters: Robertson wins five straight frames in fightback victory over Williams
Neil Robertson produced a run of five straight frames to knock world champion Mark Williams out of the Dafabet Masters with a 6-3 first-round win at Alexandra Palace.
Sony Open: Kuchar holds on to beat Putnam in Hawaii
Matt Kuchar overcame an early stumble to win a second PGA Tour title of the season at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
Van Gerwen reigns supreme at Ally Pally
Michael Van Gerwen put in a dominant performance to cast aside Michael Smith and claim his third PDC World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace.
