Score one for common sense! In March, World Athletics declared that only biological women could compete in the women’s category at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Thus, no men racing against women. French sprinter Halba Diouf, a biological male and transgender female, is upset that he can’t race against women.
“I cannot understand this decision as transgender women have always been allowed to compete if their testosterone levels were below a certain threshold,” Diouf told Reuters.
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The matter is still pending due to “the repeated procedural delays sought by the trainer’s counsel.
The Dodgers are in Milwaukee on their current road trip, with the team set to stay at the renowned Pfister Hotel.
At least one player won’t be staying with the team, however.
Star outfielder Mookie Betts has opted out of staying at the Pfister Hotel, due to its history of being haunted.
Per Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register, Betts has instead decided to rent an Airbnb property, which he will share with friends in order to avoid running the risk of any phantasmic occurrences.
Former UFC star Nate Diaz isn’t focused on his second-degree battery charge as much as he’s concentrated on promoting an upcoming fight against Jake Paul.
Another boxing celebrity match is underway, and what better way to promote it than to discuss the ongoing charge against Diaz, who choked out a Logan Paul (Jake’s brother) lookalike during a street brawl in Louisiana.
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The Oakland A’s have already altered their Las Vegas stadium plans, just a few weeks after the initial announcement.
In late April, the A’s organization announced they’d reached a binding agreement to purchase a parcel of land in Las Vegas to build a new stadium.
READ: OAKLAND A’S REACH AGREEMENT TO BUY LAND IN LAS VEGAS
The agreement with Red Rock Casinos would require somewhere around $500 million in public funds to complete a 35,000 seat, retractable roof stadium.
The initial location was west of I-15, across from the strip, relatively close to the Las Vegas Raiders stadium.
The World No. 1 is back in the mix to defend his title in Rome.
Boston’s greatest sports legend has bestowed one of the city’s top current talents with an amazing gift.
Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum shared on his Instagram page that seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady sent him a personalized framed jersey.
Tatum posted a picture of a framed No. 12 Patriots jersey, illustrating a special message of respect from the Hall of Fame-bound quarterback.
“Jayson, L.F.G. I love watching you play! Good luck, 7X SB champ.” Brady inscribed on the No. 2 portion of the jersey – with his signature taking up the majority of the No. 1.
St. Louis executive John Mozeliak and manager Oli Marmol have cast their marquee free-agent signing as the avatar of a crumbling season.
After pushing the end of beer sales to the end of the eighth inning, the Brewers have decided to revert back to capping beer sales after seven innings moving forward, a team spokesman told JR Radcliffe of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
American Family Field initially allowed beer for an extra inning as a way to work around MLB’s new pitch clock rules, which have shortened games considerably. The move was meant to combat potential revenue losses created by the quicker pace of play.
The Lakers jumped out to a 3-1 lead in their Western Conference semifinal series against the Warriors, winning Game 4 on their home court Monday night.
Anthony Davis was his usual dominant self defensively, despite not recording a single block in the game.
During a postgame interview on the court in the aftermath of the Los Angeles victory, Davis revealed that he took it personally when Golden State attempted to force him to switch onto defending Warriors star Stephen Curry late in the game.
“Man, I pride myself on defense.