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Davy Zyw makes Winter Paralympic history eight years after MND diagnosis
British snowboarder Davy Zyw has made history as the first athlete with motor neurone disease to compete at a Winter Paralympics. The Scottish athlete took to the slopes in Cortina nearly eight years after receiving a terminal diagnosis.
Iran weigh up World Cup boycott following United States military strikes
Iran's participation in the upcoming World Cup is in severe doubt following US military strikes. President Donald Trump and Iran's sports minister have both cast uncertainty over the team travelling to North America.
Aryna Sabalenka sets up Indian Wells final clash with Elena Rybakina
World number one Aryna Sabalenka and two-time Grand Slam champion Elena Rybakina have both reached the Indian Wells final following straight-set semi-final victories.
BlackRock Launches Staked Ether ETF, Rules Out Exotic Crypto Funds
BlackRock has launched a staking-focused Ether ETF and confirmed it will not pursue exotic crypto fund structures. The firm continues to focus on Bitcoin and Ether products.
Golden State Warriors suffer four new injuries in Timberwolves defeat
Steve Kerr says the Golden State Warriors are severely depleted after losing four more players to injury during their NBA defeat by the Minnesota Timberwolves.
F1 Academy racers aim to end 50-year wait for female Formula 1 driver
F1 Academy drivers Rachel Robertson, Esmee Kosterman, and Alba Larsen are battling historical prejudice as they aim to become the first women to race in Formula 1 in 50 years.
WNBA sets urgent Monday deadline to agree new collective bargaining deal
The WNBA and its players' union face a critical Monday deadline to agree on a new collective bargaining agreement and avoid severe disruptions to the upcoming season.
United States beat Canada to set up Dominican Republic semi-final
The United States edged past Canada 5-3 to book a World Baseball Classic semi-final against the Dominican Republic.