FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho
Macau, Friday, April 11, 2025
Olympic organizers, faced with the reality of a country deep in recession, are trimming costs to keep their budget balanced. To keep spending in line, officials say they will cut back
A teary-eyed Eugenie Bouchard retired from her opening match against Andrea Petkovic at the China Open due to dizziness yesterday, her first match since falling at the U.S. Open last
Organizers of the Rugby World Cup are investigating whether a member of England’s coaching team approached a match official during the team’s loss to Australia on Saturday that knocked the
Manchester United conceded three goals in the first 20 minutes for the first time in the 23-year history of the Premier League, Liverpool fired its manager and Zlatan Ibrahimovic became
Third-round leader Jin Cheng of China won the Asia-Pacific Amateur championship without hitting a ball yesterday after the fourth round was abandoned due to heavy rain and high winds at
Thai stars Thongchai Jaidee and Kiradech Aphibarnrat, both in-form former Asian Tour number ones, are hoping to add the Venetian Macao Open to their growing list of victories after signing
Old demons would be reawakened come scrum time, England No. 8 Ben Morgan goaded Australia before their Rugby World Cup showdown yesterday. Morgan wasn’t out of line. He was banking on England
Saturday, 3:00am New Zealand v Georgia H 1, D 126, A 101 The All Blacks will have another go at unleashing their latest superstar wing against Georgia at the Rugby World Cup early
Zheng Zhi scored the winning goal as Guangzhou Evergrande beat Gamba Osaka 2-1 in the first leg of the Asian Champions League semifinals yesterday. Gamba welcomed the return of the J-League's
Thursday, 11:45pm Fiji v Wales H 7, D 41, A 1.18 Wales made three injury-enforced changes to its depleted back division and kept the same pack for the Rugby World Cup game against
Four years after stepping down in disgrace, former FIFA vice president Jack Warner was banned from soccer for life yesterday for repeated acts of bribery related to World Cup bidding
Venus Williams earned the 700th victory of her career yesterday by beating German qualifier Julia Goerges 6-4, 6-3 in the second round of Wuhan Open. Williams is a seven-time major champion
Wales defied an early battering up front and a slew of second-half injuries to rally to a remarkable 28-25 win over England at the Rugby World Cup yesterday (Macau time),
With a massive point to prove after opening its Rugby World Cup campaign in embarrassment, South Africa did just that with a six-try blitz of Samoa in a 46-6 win
Sunday, 3:00am England v Wales H 1.33, D 26, A 4.3 England and Wales rolled the dice with their inside backs and front row respectively for their crunch Rugby World Cup match tomorrow
Australia struggled to put away a spirited Fiji side playing its second game in five days at the Rugby World Cup, winning 28-13 mainly thanks to a quick brace of
Saturday, 11:45pm South Africa v Samoa H 1.09, D 60, A 13 What struck Bismarck Du Plessis a day after he and his South Africa teammates were staggered by Japan in the Rugby
Deontay Wilder’s plan for world domination of the heavyweight division is, at the moment, centered in Alabama. Not exactly the bright lights of Las Vegas, though that will likely change soon.
Berra died of natural causes Tuesday at his home in New Jersey, according to Dave Kaplan, the director of the Yogi Berra Museum. “While we mourn the loss of our father,
Wednesday, 9:30pm Scotland v Japan H 1.17, D 41, A 6.5 Japan lock Justin Ives is not afraid to admit he “completely lost the plot” after the shock win against South Africa at
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