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Filip “⁠NEO⁠” Kubski will be Astralis’ new head coach, sources have revealed to HLTV. The team parted ways with Casper “⁠ruggah⁠” Due after a disastrous Stage 2 exit at the IEM Cologne Major, and CEO Jonas “⁠calc⁠” Gundersen told Pley.gg that the next coach would be an international hire. “There’s something about the homogeneous culture of Denmark where I think we were a victim of our own success sometimes,” calc said. “So, we got complacent […] I think we’d like to try a more international performance culture, but still keeping our Nordic roots.” Read more ruggah departs Astralis NEO would…

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🎾 Men’s singles: Kwon Soon-woo (Q) vs. Tommy Paul (21)Kwon, 28, came through Wimbledon qualifying, but his route to the tournament has been even more complicated than that. He had to complete compulsory military service in South Korea, which interrupted a career in which he memorably took a set off Novak Djokovic on Centre Court in 2022. After 18 months away, he isn’t quite on Centre Court again, but his flashy tennis and foot speed should give Paul of the U.S., who loves a high-octane match, some trouble.Paul leads 5-2 in the first set.

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Add as preferred source on Google Before Wimbledon began, their 16 available singles wildcard spots were some of the most contested and debated in recent memory.After all, particularly on the men’s side, there were a handful of superstars with genuine claims to those positions, alongside the contingent of Brits who would have also expected easy entry into their home Grand Slam as well.The same could be said for the women’s as well, although their headline additions like Serena Williams and Maja Chwalinska felt far more straightforward.In the end, they had to settle on just 16 names, and with the Wimbledon…

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Add as preferred source on Google Soccer has never drawn a bigger American audience than it has this summer, with plenty of NBA fans enjoying their introduction to the Beautiful Game. The 2026 World Cup is in full swing across the United States, Canada and Mexico, and the buzz has pulled in even the most devoted American sports obsessors. Lionel Messi is breaking records, the goals are flying in, and the sport the rest of the world calls football has never felt this big in North America. If every NBA superstar had a soccer twin currently at the tournament, who…

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Eddie Hearn (left) and Tom Aspinall, who has been announced as the first signing to the Matchroom Talent Agency’s roster, following a press conference at Battersea Power Station, London. Picture date: Friday March 6 2026. (Photo by Jordan Pettitt/PA Images via Getty Images) | PA Images via Getty Images Josh Hokit has a plan to make Heavyweight great again. “The Incredible Hok” may be a controversial figure, but it’s hard to argue that he’s a welcome presence in the division’s largely stagnate title mix. In less than a year on the UFC roster, Hokit has built up a 4-0 record…

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“You are expected to be clean when you enter a tournament. Neglecting to wash or put on clean clothes contributes to an unpleasant atmosphere at the event, as the tournament can be crowded and the day can be long,” reads a 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh tournament rule change. “Persons who neglect self-care to the point that they are negatively impacting the tournament may be asked to correct the issue in order to continue in the event.” The change was made as a rise in smelly players began to invade tournaments, or at least it became more socially acceptable to call out their…

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Welcome to The Athletic’s daily World Cup Predictions.This article gives you the lowdown on all today’s games but with the bonus of some friendly competition…Throughout the tournament, we will have two Athletic writers (Andy Jones or Elias Burke — with help from our experts from each of the 48 countries) pitting our soccer knowledge against a different Athletic subscriber each day and ‘Algo’, the shiny new algorithm from The Athletic, which is making its computerised debut during the 2026 World Cup.Oh, and a dog called Stanley and a six-year-old called Wilfred (who some of you may remember from last season’s…

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Follow us on Google Discover Stan Wawrinka is uncertain about becoming a tennis coach once he retires from playing the sport.Wawrinka has just played at Wimbledon for the final time, having received a wildcard in what is his last season in tennis.The ATP legend, who will hang up his racket later this year, lost his opening match against fellow icon Matteo Berrettini.And he has now shed light on his plans during retirement, and whether that could involve returning to tennis in a coaching capacity. Why do you think Stan Wawrinka was never considered to be on the same level as…

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Sergio Garcia, for 18 holes, was eating up West Lancashire Golf Club.Then he said lunch did him in.  Playing a final qualifying event on Tuesday for the Open Championship in two weeks, Garcia shot a four-under 68 over his first 18 holes of the 36-hole tournament, then followed with a 75 to finish seven strokes back of an Open spot. And a reason for the seven-shot difference between rounds? Lasagna, Garcia told on-site reporters afterward. “I thought maybe have a little pasta and stuff,” he said, “but for some reason it didn’t sit well with me, and I just felt nauseous the whole…

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Jude Bellingham wants to swap his licence to thrill for a licence to kill as he expressed his desire to be the next James Bond.If Thomas Tuchel and England are to end 60 years of hurt by winning the World Cup this summer then Bellingham will play a key role in that.But in a surprising admission the 23-year-old opened up about his love of film and his dream role would be to play James Bond. Daniel Craig announced that he would stop playing James Bond after the last film, No Time to Die, in 2021 and so far the next…

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