Wu Ashun Claims Second Volvo China Open Crown in Shanghai
Veteran golfer Wu Ashun clinches his second Volvo China Open title in Shanghai with a thrilling back-nine surge.
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Holger Rune Stuns Carlos Alcaraz to Win Barcelona Open
Holger Rune stunned Carlos Alcaraz 7-6(6), 6-2 to win the Barcelona Open, ending Alcaraz’s title streak and marking Rune’s first trophy in two years.
Zifei and Buhan Win ISSF World Cup Air Rifle Bronze in Lima
China’s Wang Zifei and Song Buhan clinch mixed 10m air rifle bronze with a 16-4 win at the ISSF World Cup in Lima, while Norway’s Hegg duo takes gold.
Barcelona’s Thrilling 4-3 Comeback Seals La Liga Win
Barcelona overturned a 3-1 deficit to beat Celta Vigo 4-3 with a stoppage-time penalty, extending their lead atop La Liga and showcasing true resilience.
Shanxi Loongs Sweep Guangdong Southern Tigers 124-106 in CBA Quarterfinals
Shanxi Loongs stunned the defending champion Guangdong Southern Tigers with a 124-106 win in Game 3 to sweep the CBA quarterfinals and advance to the semifinals.
Beijing Guoan Rally to Defeat 9-Man Shandong 6-1 in CSL Thriller
Beijing Guoan overturned a 1-0 deficit to thrash 9-man Shandong Taishan 6-1 in a thrilling Chinese Super League clash featuring three red cards.
Snooker Shock: 21-Year-Old Lei Peifan Defeats Kyren Wilson 10-9
21-year-old Lei Peifan stunned defending champion Kyren Wilson 10-9 in a thrilling World Snooker Championship debut in Sheffield.
Li Haotong and Lopez-Chacarra Tied atop Volvo China Open
Li Haotong and Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra remain tied at 12-under atop the Volvo China Open leaderboard after Round 3 in Shanghai.
Lin Shidong stuns Liang Jingkun to reach first ITTF World Cup final
Rising star Lin Shidong stunned Liang Jingkun 4-1 in the ITTF World Cup semis in Macao and booked his first final against Hugo Calderano in a youth-versus-experience showdown.
Tiangong Ultra Triumphs in World’s First Humanoid Robot Half Marathon
Tiangong Ultra completed the 21.0975 km course in 2h40m42s, winning the world’s first humanoid robot half marathon in Beijing.