The greatest squash tournament in the world, The British Open Championships, are returning to London after an absence of several years - and you can be there.Read
Forget the Boat Race, Saturday’s Head of the River will see no less than 406 eights racing down the Thames at 15 second intervals on the four and quarter mile Boat Race course, the opposite way from Chiswick Bridge to Putney.Read
THE astonishing departure of six time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer, beaten by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga having been two sets in the lead, has opened up Andy Murray's title chances at this year's championships.Read
Giant killing was the name of the game on Wimbledon's Centre Court yesterday as wild card Sabine Lisicki unceremoniously dumped China's new darling Li Na, the French Open champion, out of the tournament.Read
Britain's tennis teens experienced the highs and lows of Wimbledon yesterday as injury hampered Heather Watson's advance to the second round while Laura Robson danced to a meeting today with Maria Sharapova in the advancing twilight.Read
Wimbledon was a sea of tears yesterday - and, for once, it wasn't the despair of British women knocked out in round one of the world's greatest tennis tournament.Read
THERE was exactly four points on the board when play was abandoned between Mardy Fish and Stan Wawrinka at the BNP Paribas Classic in Hurlingham Club on Thursday.
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British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion George Groves believes a rematch with James DeGale would make a mockery of their bitter rivalry.Read
GEORGIE Groves landed the British super-middleweight title following a majority decision in his grudge match with old Dale Youth rival James DeGale on Saturday.Read
James DeGale turned on the power with a clinical first round stoppage of Carl Dilks to win the eliminator for the British Super-middleweight Championship tonight (Saturday)Read
