Serena Williams admits her dream of an eighth Wimbledon title could either be saved or shattered in a Paris doctor's office this week.
Roger, over and out? Federer ready to keep Father Time at bayRoger Federer surveyed the wreckage of his US Open exit at the hands of John Millman, insisting there was "no shame" in defeat and challenging the wisdom of anybody brave enough to start penning his career obituary.
from Spo… Read MoreTo prepare for Olympics, I need to switch to Pro boxing: Vikas KrishanHis dream of clinching a second Asiad gold cut short by an injury, Indian boxer Vikas Krishan on Tuesday hinted that he will switch to professional boxing in order to prepare for an elusive Olympic medal at 2020 Tokyo Games.
… Read MoreWhen will I be famous? Another Grand Slam flop for NextGenWith the notable exception of Australian 19-year-old Alex de Minaur, and his Saturday night, Sunday morning pyrotechnics against 2014 champion Marin Cilic, the US Open has been yet another Grand Slam to forget for the widely-… Read MoreManjit Singh wants TOP Scheme inclusion after Asian Games goldAsian Games gold medallist Manjit Singh, who doesn't have a regular job, on Tuesday requested the sports ministry to include him in the Target Olympic Podium Scheme to prepare for the upcoming big events like the 2020 Tokyo G… Read MoreYoung and old make hay in fitting finale to India's Asian Games campaignAmit Panghal displayed a soldier's grit to stun the reigning Olympic champion for India's only boxing gold and two 50-plus bridge players proved that age is just a number with their top finishes as the country achieved its be… Read More
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