King Charles and Queen Camilla emerge from Tardis to open 23rd Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
The 23rd Commonwealth Games opened in Glasgow with a pared-back indoor ceremony at the Hydro arena, as King Charles III and Queen Camilla emerged from a Doctor Who Tardis piloted by Sir Chris Hoy. Around 3,000 athletes from 74 nations will compete for 215 gold medals across 10 sports.
Ryan Fox birdies 18th to win 154th Open at Royal Birkdale, first major title at 39
A 12-foot birdie on Royal Birkdale's 72nd hole gave the 39-year-old New Zealander his first major title, one stroke ahead of Cameron Young.
Two-time Olympic rowing champion Olaf Tufte dies at 50 after being found unconscious on his farm
The Norwegian, who won gold in the single sculls at Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008, was found unconscious on his farm and later died at Oslo's National Hospital. The cause of death remains unknown.
Cameron Menzies collapses on stage at World Matchplay, forfeits to Ross Smith; Van Veen wins 14-12 thriller
The Scottish darter was leading 2-1 when he felt dizzy and fainted. Medics cleared him backstage, but he could not continue. Later, Gian van Veen beat Wessel Nijman in a 14-12 Dutch duel.
Tom Kim ends 1,001-day drought with bogey-free 64 at Genesis Scottish Open
South Korean Tom Kim carded a final-round 64 to claim the Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club on Sunday, his first PGA Tour victory in 1,001 days. Scotland's Bob MacIntyre, the 2024 champion, finished tied third after a difficult final round.
McGregor to undergo surgery after 69-second UFC return, vows to fight again
The Irish former two-weight champion injured his right knee on the first kick of his comeback bout against Max Holloway at UFC 329 in Las Vegas, an event that grossed $25 million in ticket sales.
McGregor's return ends in 69 seconds as knee gives out against Holloway at UFC 329
Conor McGregor's long-awaited UFC comeback lasted only 69 seconds at UFC 329 in Las Vegas after a self-inflicted knee injury handed Max Holloway a TKO victory.
Fog disrupts Scottish Open third round: Fitzpatrick and Thorbjornsen share lead, McIlroy slips
Two long fog suspensions at The Renaissance Club left 22 players unable to finish their third rounds on Saturday, with England's Matt Fitzpatrick and American Michael Thorbjornsen tied at the top. Rory McIlroy tumbled from the lead after a triple-bogey start.
Peter Kadiru's late‑notice WBA title bid ends with a sixth‑round stoppage against Murat Gassiew in Moscow
The 29-year-old German stepped in on days' notice as a last‑minute replacement for the injured Tony Yoka, but was outclassed by the Russian champion and saw his corner wave it off after one minute of the sixth round.