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Saudi Arabia got their campaign off to a promising start by holding the mighty Uruguay in their opening match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.When they started their quest, Saudi seemed to pick up where
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The widespread recognition enjoyed by driving licences issued in Dubai is the result of an integrated system of training, evaluation, and oversight that adheres to the highest international standards, prioritising road user safety above all
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Age is just a number was proven once again at the FIFA World Cup 2026. The aging superstars have quelled the doubts if any with their stellar performances.The top stars and even the two contenders
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Harvey Weinstein Prosecutors Dismiss Rape Charge Published June 25, 2026 10:29 AM PDT Prosecutors have decided not to retry Harvey Weinstein for allegedly raping Jessica Mann ... this after a jury was deadlocked for the
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The Indian government has announced a significant increase in passport fees, marking the first revision in 14 years. The new charges will come into force on July 1, 2026, and apply to both residents and
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Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, fresh from a spat with US leader Donald Trump, met French President Emmanuel Macron to build on a nascent rapprochement and tighten ties.One of Europe's most prominent right-wing leaders arrived
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'The Wire' Bobby J. Brown Drank Alcohol Prior To Death ... Suffered Catastrophic Burns: ME Published June 25, 2026 9:35 AM PDT "The Wire" star Bobby J. Brown was drinking alcohol before he died in
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Japan’s Naomi Osaka in action during her Bad Homburg Open quarter-final against Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova. (Reuters) Four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka advanced to the semi-finals of the Wimbledon warm-up tournament in Bad Homburg Open in Germany after a dominant victory over Ekaterina Alexandrova on Thursday.The Japanese sixth seed won 6-2, 6-2 in just 59 minutes to reach the final four of the grass court tournament just days from the start of Wimbledon.Osaka, the world number 15, is one win away from a first grass-court final of her career."Obviously I can't say that I've had much experience on grass, but I feel really good right now," Osaka said, adding that coach Tomas Wiktorowski, who started working with her last July, "is helping me understand grass a lot more, so I feel pretty comfortable at this point."Osaka was broken early in the opening set but swiftly struck back against the unseeded Russian.Osaka won eight straight games - a run which included 15 points in a row -- as she took the opening set and ran out to a 3-0 lead in the second.The 19th-ranked Alexandrova rallied to win her next two service games but Osaka closed out the match in just under an hour.Osaka will play Chinese world number 52 Wang Xinyu, who reached the final four when eighth-ranked Ukranian Elina Svitolina pulled out citing exhaustion on Wednesday.Romania's Elena-Gabriel Ruse also made the final four after a straight-sets victory over American Emma Navarro. Ruse won 6-4, 6-2 in one hour and 15 minutes. Related Story
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Jannik Sinner will begin his Wimbledon title defence under close watch after his French Open stumble, with concern not just about what his body can endure but how physical disruptions can feed into a game that leaves little room for doubt.The warning signs surfaced in Paris, where Sinner's campaign ended in a physically compromised second-round defeat, prompting the Italian to return to Milan for medical tests as questions about the toll of a relentless season grew.Sinner has since adopted an unusual build-up to Wimbledon by skipping traditional grasscourt tune-up tournaments in favour of controlled training blocks, including work on hardcourts, as he prioritises regaining fitness and rhythm.'I took one week off and spent some time with my friends and family, which was really important. After that, we went straight back to practice, because there's a big run coming up,' Sinner told Vogue about Wimbledon and the U.S. hardcourt swing.'We don't have a lot of time to practice for that usually. I'm always trying to see the positives in situations, and the positive part of going out early of Roland Garros, though I'd have liked to go deeper, is getting some extra time.'We try to maximize every day, so there have been a lot of long practice sessions, and I'm very happy with the shape and mental state I'm in right now.'The 24-year-old's place at the top has been reinforced by steady success this season, including ATP 1000 titles at Indian Wells, Miami, Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome, prompting top coach Patrick Mouratoglou to dismiss concerns about his recent dip.'I don't think what happened at Roland Garros is going to affect Jannik's performance or Jannik's confidence,' Mouratoglou said on Instagram, also singling out Novak Djokovic and French Open champion Alexander Zverev as leading contenders.'Look at what he (Sinner) has done since January, it's a joke how many matches he won in a row. All those Masters 1000s. To be the defending champion is always an extra pressure, but I think he is really used to that kind of pressure.'He's the huge favourite, and I think he's in the best position to win the title.'However, former player Jeff Greenwald, author of 'The Best Tennis of Your Life' and a sports psychology consultant, said physical limitations could become a major factor even for someone like Sinner at the highest level.'His team will be managing this with great scrutiny and exhaust all measures to help him navigate this more effectively,' Greenwald told Reuters.'Five sets is gruelling and, like mental lapses, physical lapses and fatigue will always play a role. Knowing you can go the distance is essential at the highest level of the game.'Gustavo Granitto, an International Tennis Federation coach who is certified in the Gazing Red2Blue mindset framework used by some professional athletes, backed Sinner to regain clarity as he builds into the tournament at Wimbledon.'I don't think it'll leave him undercooked,' Granitto said about Sinner's decision to skip warm-up events.'I believe that since March, he's put together a great winning streak that may have drained a lot of his energy at a critical moment, like Roland Garros.'He'll arrive at Wimbledon in good shape and mentally recover after the break. I haven't heard that he's carrying any injuries ... he will find his rhythm, if he needs to.'
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Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce Intimate MSG Party Day Before Massive Event ... Wedding Ceremony??? Published June 25, 2026 8:30 AM PDT Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce might be getting married at Madison Square Garden
