Amidst the deep crisis engulfing amateur boxing—tainted by corruption scandals and political tensions, a new organisation has emerged: World Boxing. Its mission is clear: to replace the discredited International Boxing Association (IBA), whose ties to Russia have led to its downfall, and to ensure boxing remains part of the Olympic Games. In a move to boost its credibility, World Boxing has appointed a true legend of the sport, Gennady Golovkin, as its president. But will the reputation of a great champion be enough to steer amateur boxing back on track and secure a prosperous future? Read more Read More
She had already made headlines a few weeks ago at the Junior World Track Cycling Championships in China, winning two gold medals, one individual and the other as part of the team. Cat Ferguson repeated her success, but this time on the road, winning two new titles, solidifying her position as the best young cyclist in the world. Read more Read More
British BMX freestyle continues to dominate the international scene. At the 2024 European Championships in Cadenazzo, Switzerland, the team once again showcased its superiority with standout performances. Victories from Kieran Reilly in the men’s event and Sasha Pardoe in the women’s, combined with promising results from Jude Jones and Elsa Rendall Todd, highlight the rise of Britain’s next generation of talent. Read more Read More
English football is rich in historic rivalries, but few have such a particular origin as the one between AFC Wimbledon and Milton Keynes Dons. More than just a sporting clash, this rivalry embodies a fight for identity and the values of football. Since the controversial founding of Milton Keynes Dons, an irreparable divide has formed between these two clubs, symbolizing far more than just a local dispute. Read more Read More
The ultra movement is one of the most fascinating aspects of football culture, and in the Balkans, it takes on a particularly intense dimension due to the region’s historical and political context. Among these groups, the Bad Blue Boys (BBB) of Dinamo Zagreb stand out as one of the most influential and feared. Founded in 1986, they represent both an unwavering passion for their club and an identity deeply rooted in Croatia’s complex history. Read more Read More
