Shooting guard Dwyane Wade, one of the NBA’s greatest legends said farewell in the final home appearance in front of Miami Heat’s supporters as the game ended in victory as they beat Philadelphia 76ers 122-99, and various players across the league have written homages including Former US president Barack Obama.
Tara Moore who pulled off the greatest comeback in modern tennis, as she faced a match point while losing 6-0, 5-0 to Jessika Ponchet but managed to come back to win the match at the ITF World Tour event in Sunderland, has said her win is a result of her fighting spirit.
Conor McGregor has revealed on Twitter that he suffered from a broken foot before his loss to Khabib Nurmagomedov in October 2018, but he did not let that broken foothold him back.
Former IBF champion Nigerian-born female boxer, Helen Joseph, popularly known as “The Iron Lady” has challenged her counterparts in the United States to a fight, saying she is ready to knock out her competitors.
Enugu Rangers and 18/19 CAF confederations cup current top scorer, Godwin Aguda said he was happy and still grateful to God for scoring the number of goals he got on the continent as ‘goal scoring is the dream of every striker’.
Sevilla head coach Joaquin Caparros revealed that he is battling with chronic leukemia. The 63-year-old was diagnosed few weeks ago and the club have tried to be wary to his situation, but Caparros is less bothered of his condition and wants to focus on his job.
Christian Wade will have a shot at the American dream after he was signed by the Buffalo Bills NFL side six months after sensationally quitting rugby.
As the cloud around the health status of former Super Eagles coach, Christian Chukwu, popularly called ‘Chairman’ continues to gather, the Enugu State government has reiterated that the current Director of Sport of Rangers Football Club is not a destitute old man.
Super Eagles and Leicester City midfielder Wilfred Ndidi will on May 10 quit bachelorhood when he marries a medical student and the love of his life, Dinma.
Ivory Coast forward and Crystal Palace winger Wilfried Zaha was handed a philanthropist award at the Football for the Peace initiative.
