Five Finger Death Punch Concludes North American Tour with $200,000 Donation to Olympic Programs Five Finger Death Punch wrapped up the North American leg of its 20th Anniversary World Tour on Friday, October 23, 2026, at Jiffy Lube Live in Bristow, Virginia, by presenting a $200,000 donation to USA Judo and USA Cycling. The funds, … Read more
Vitor Bruno Weighs Selection Choices for Sunday Clash at Gent RSC Anderlecht manager Vitor Bruno faces selection decisions ahead of a Sunday night clash against league leaders Gent, balancing a successful European outing against the need to arrest domestic pressure, DHnet reported. Biancone Anchors Backline After Croky Cup Exit The return of summer signing Giulian … Read more
The 2027 Tour de France will feature 71 kilometers of individual time trials spread across two stages, marking the longest distance against the clock for the race since 2012, according to the official route presentation in Paris. Organizers designed a 3,479-kilometer course starting on July 2 in Edinburgh and concluding on July 25 on the … Read more
The six Régional 1 clubs remaining in the Coupe de France face a fixture scheduling clash that threatens to disrupt the league calendar, WebGirondins reported. Six teams from Group B have advanced to the sixth round of the national knockout competition, while the FC Girondins de Bordeaux sit eliminated following a fourth-round exit against Angoulême. … Read more
Javier Domingo has left Bilbao to begin a collegiate golf career at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, pursuing a path toward the PGA Tour that mirrors the early trajectory of fellow Basque player Jon Rahm. Born in Bilbao in August 2008, Domingo turned eighteen recently and crossed the Atlantic after completing his secondary … Read more
Former professional basketball standout Bob Morse has launched “Basket Nba Dream Tour,” a travel initiative designed to bring Italian fans to the United States while guiding American tourists through cultural and sporting landmarks in Italy, according to reports. The project pairs American basketball games and historic itineraries with curated small-group travel led by sports figures … Read more
Former professional cyclist Ángel Arroyo, who finished second in the 1983 Tour de France and claimed a remarkable career across the European peloton during the 1980s, died on Sunday at the age of 70 after battling a severe and brief illness. The Hospitalization in Avila and the End of a Fighting Career Arroyo passed away … Read more
Xabier Berasategi secured second place and 85 UCI points for Euskaltel-Euskadi at the 53rd Tour de Vendée, finishing just behind French sprint winner Alexis Renard. diariovasco.com reported that the 26-year-old Basque rider came within inches of claiming his first professional victory after nearly 200 kilometers of racing on Sunday, October 4, 2026. The one-day French … Read more
Maitane Melero will headline the field at the San Sebastián Rural Kutxa Half Marathon this Sunday, targeting her first victory in the Basque city as part of an extensive autumn racing schedule across Gipuzkoa. The 43-year-old athlete, an engineer and mother from Pamplona, has built an enduring career in distance running that spans multiple Spanish … Read more
Former Belgium international Dries Mertens has officially invested in a Belgian Pro League club, marking a significant new chapter for the veteran forward as he transitions his extensive on-field career into football ownership and administration. According to local sports reports, Mertens has chosen to contribute to the ongoing sporting project of the unnamed club, describing … Read more