All Sports
With her world record, Sara Curtis has shown that she can write her name into swimming history
Her stunning performance in the 50m backstroke at the European Championships in Paris confirms the talent of a swimmer who has always been accustomed to breaking new ground. By joining the select group of Italian women who hold world records, she has once again shown herself to be a generational talent, destined to leave a lasting mark.
Asia is building a basketball world of its own, looking less to the NBA and more to itself
In Hong Kong, the local club wins while the national team is left out of the Asian Games: a small contradiction that reveals a much deeper transformation.
Even Tottenham are considering creating their own team in NBA Europe, The Athletic reports
The Lewis family, who own Spurs, are said to be considering investing in the London franchise.
After months of doubt and uncertainty, Nicolò Martinenghi is back to doing what makes him unique: taking races by the throat and winning them
The reigning Olympic champion won the 100m breaststroke at the European Championships in Paris, a remarkable result given that a shoulder injury had kept him out for several months and even led him to consider retirement.
Race walking set me free and took me to the top of the world. Now I’m trying to win to give something back to the sport: an interview with Antonella Palmisano
Beyond medals, Olympic Games and international records, the Puglian champion looks back on her career and reflects on how race walking has changed her — finding in the effort a way to better understand herself, make friends and help lead the revival of the Italian race-walking movement.
The 17-year-old Canadian golfer of Chinese descent, Anna Huang, is rewriting the record books for her age
No one had ever won four titles in a single year at her age. Her aura has already reached Beijing.
Spreading His Wings and Carrying on Tamberi’s Legacy: An Interview with Matteo Sioli
From the thrill of beating the great Barshim in Doha to his close friendship with Gimbo, the 20-year-old Italian recounts his rise to the high-jump elite and prepares to lead the Azzurri at the upcoming European Championships. Los Angeles 2028 is already in his sights.
The Indian cricket league is a money-making machine, and now investment funds around the world want a stake
A single franchise is now valued at more than $1 billion, driven largely by women viewers and increasingly lucrative broadcasting rights.
Beyond limits: Leonardo Fabbri in conversation” is the strongest version so far, but I would still make one very small distinction
Ahead of the European Championships, the Italian shot putter reflects on his career, his relationship with the sport and his body, and his ambitions for the future.
London’s first NBA team is coming — but building it will require more than $1 billion
The figures are in line with the most controversial project in modern basketball, but in a city like London, still largely untouched by basketball culture, it may make sense.
Another major medal for Italy at the Hong Kong Fencing World Championships
The women’s foil victory over the United States on the final day of competition secured Italy’s top spot in the medal table at the Hong Kong World Championships. A decisive result that confirms the revival of Italian fencing after the disappointment of Paris and puts the national team on course for Los Angeles 2028.
China fears a shortage of table tennis talent — and is already taking steps to prevent it
Masters of a sport, determined to remain so: China’s pursuit of dominance in table tennis.