The USTA defended chair umpire Greg Allensworth for giving Benjamin Bonzi a first serve after a photographer entered the court during match point in the third set against Daniil Medvedev. The photographer’s credential was revoked. Medvedev said his protest was about the ruling, not the photographer. Bonzi said Medvedev inflamed the crowd. The USTA will review security and media access protocols.
Kyle Fletcher survived a brutal challenge from Hiromu Takahashi to retain the TNT title at AEW x NJPW Forbidden Door 2025. The match swung wildly, with Takahashi attacking the leg and enduring a barrage of signature offense before Fletcher sealed it with a brainbuster. Fletcher needed stitches afterward and now moves past his second defense, with his next challenger still unknown.
Tommy Fleetwood finally won his first PGA Tour title after years of close calls, breaking down in tears as he dedicated the win to his family. His wife Clare, a constant supporter through the lows, wasn’t there and called missing the moment “heartbreaking.” Fans praised her public message and the couple’s bond, while the victory cements Fleetwood’s status after a string of agonizing near-misses.
CSUB Athletics has rolled out a lineup of nine themed events for the 2025 fall season across men's soccer, women's soccer, and volleyball, featuring unique giveaways, community nights, and activities. The focus is on boosting fan engagement and creating a lively, inclusive atmosphere at home games.
Owen Farrell made his full match debut as captain of the British and Irish Lions, steering them to a tense 24-19 win over the First Nations-Pasifika XV in Melbourne. The match, a key part of the 2025 Australia tour, saw Farrell return after injury, leading a squad blending seasoned players with rising stars. Selection debates and the team's camaraderie set a dramatic backdrop.
Aryna Sabalenka fought off a fiery Emma Raducanu in a gripping third-round Wimbledon clash, bouncing back from break deficits in both sets. Sabalenka's power prevailed in tight moments, with 31 winners sealing her spot in the fourth round and praise for Raducanu's resurgence ringing around Centre Court.
Alfie Hewett and Yui Kamiji delivered impressive wins at the 2025 Lexus British Open Roehampton, claiming the men’s and women’s wheelchair tennis singles titles. This ITF 1 Series event on grass drew top international players and doubled as preparation for Wimbledon. Rising stars challenged veterans, signaling fresh competitiveness and inclusivity in the sport.
Amanda Anisimova upset world No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka in the Wimbledon semifinals, signaling a triumphant comeback after an eight-month break for mental health. Her gritty three-set victory has set up a final against Iga Swiatek, with Anisimova embracing her journey and renewed passion for tennis.
Carlos Alcaraz and Taylor Fritz secured spots in the Wimbledon 2025 semifinals after strong quarterfinal victories. Cameron Norrie's loss meant no British players remain in singles. Upcoming quarterfinals feature top seed Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic, with big matches set for July 9.
Fulham have locked in Raul Jimenez with a 12-month contract extension, keeping the striker until 2026. After a standout season, Jimenez chose to stay despite offers from abroad, as Fulham continue to bolster their attacking lineup to pursue European football.
