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Basket – 2028 Olympics: 5 reasons to back France for the gold medal
Basket – 2028 Olympics: could France win its first gold medal? Two Olympic finals lost, both against the United States, and the same nagging feeling each time: so close, yet never quite over the line. With Los Angeles 2028 edging closer, France’s men’s basketball team has probably never been better placed to land a historic…
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NHL: wild comebacks, playoff races on fire and unexpected heroes, the night of March 29 had it all
Boston rips it back in 20 minutes Down 3-0. On the road. Getting run out of the building. Then it all flipped. The Boston Bruins pulled off one of the season’s biggest comebacks against the Columbus Blue Jackets, winning 4-3 in a shootout. The third period was bonkers, with Pavel Zacha and Viktor Arvidsson each…
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NBA: Wembanyama rattles the record books and fires a massive message at the league
An unreal start Some nights fly by far too fast. Then there are the nights when Victor Wembanyama decides to hit fast-forward. Eight minutes, no more. That is all it took for a double-double, ten points and ten rebounds, as if it were a warm-up and the NBA were a practice court. Against the Chicago…
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ATP Marrakech: Bennani Topples Halys and Sets Morocco Alight
A feat bigger than the score There are losses, and then there are losses that mean something else entirely. On the Marrakech clay, Quentin Halys went out in the first round, beaten and rattled by a player almost nobody saw coming. Karim Bennani, ranked world No. 731, just 18 years old and playing on a…
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NBA: Are the Warriors ready to pull a mad move for LeBron or Kawhi?
Golden State’s moment of truth Some franchises can afford to wait, rebuild slowly and plan for the future. The Golden State Warriors are not one of them. With Stephen Curry still on the roster, time is the enemy and the situation is urgent. Every season that passes drags an era closer to its end, and…
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ATP: Tsitsipas wants a rebirth — clay his last refuge
A message, part poetry, part dare Sometimes a tweet says more than a press conference. Stefanos Tsitsipas didn’t simply announce a return to clay, he set an intention, almost a promise. A “blank canvas.” A “rebirth.” The words are deliberate, even introspective, aimed at a surface he never really left but now has to win…
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Premier League: Tottenham race for De Zerbi — 72 hours to avert chaos
A club in full-blown emergency At Tottenham, time isn’t measured in weeks anymore, or even days. It’s down to hours. Igor Tudor’s abrupt exit has left Tottenham Hotspur backed into a corner. Sitting 17th in the Premier League and dragged into a relegation scrap, the London club is now fighting for survival, and in a…
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NFL – When the impossible becomes real: the 10 greatest NFL miracles
Gridiron miracles: when the little guys knock over the NFL mountain The North American league is not just about the crushing rule of endless dynasties. It is also home to outrageous robberies, madcap runs and turnarounds that make a mockery of logic. From patched-up regular-season teams to backup quarterbacks who suddenly look untouchable, lightning sometimes…
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Formula 1: Top 5 Most Iconic Circuits
Stories and legends: ranking Formula 1’s most iconic tracks The Formula 1 calendar now runs to more than 20 rounds, but not every win carries the same weight. Some tracks simply mean more than others. History, layout, prestige, the memories they leave behind. That is what sets them apart. Here is our top 5 of…