Alaskan painter Jon Van Zyle has named his final Iditarod poster “Embers,” as a fire comes to an end, embers are the final stage.

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Wimbledon organisers have firmly decided against turning the prestigious Championship event into a 15-day affair, a move setting them apart from other major tennis tournaments like the U.S. Open and ...

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“It’s safe to say that 14 days for the Championships is enough.” In October, Wimbledon announced that line judges will disappear from the tournament after 147 years, with the All England ...

There are more than 350 schools in Division I men's basketball. Yet only 15 teams have won multiple national championships. UCLA comes in first with 11. But which schools are close behind?

The cities of Doha and Lusail will host the T100 Triathlon World Championship Final for the ... "Qatar's infrastructure, state-of-the-art facilities, and rich sports culture offers the perfect ...

The Chiefs are Super Bowl bound! Celebrate their AFC Championship victory over the Bills with this unique poster.

THE prestigious World Indoor Bowls Championships has now concluded at Potters Resorts. Jason Banks was victorious in the Open Singles on the final day of the tournament. The Scotsman enjoyed a ...

We've reached Championship Sunday in the NFL, and four teams will soon whittle down to two and head to New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX. While it was a fantastic weekend of football to watch in the ...

The public ballot for Wimbledon 2025 closed on 16th September, with the ticket release running from February to April. The championship will be set during the first two weeks of July in 2025 with ...

The racket comes with Resolution Photomatching authentication documents, with the company forensically confirming that it is indeed the one Federer used at the end of that 2004 Wimbledon match.