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French Open permits wearable fitness trackers after Australian Open ban
The French Open will trial the use of wearable fitness trackers during matches following an initial ban at the Australian Open, with the progressive move soon extending to Wimbledon.
Carolina Hurricanes face familiar scoring flaws as 2026 NHL playoffs begin
Top NHL contenders prepare for the 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs amid intense scrutiny over the league's seeding format and lingering team weaknesses.
Anthony Joshua joins Oleksandr Usyk for intense Ukraine training camp
Anthony Joshua has joined former rival Oleksandr Usyk for an intense training camp in Ukraine, four months after surviving a fatal car crash.
US Sportsbooks Reduce Credit Card Deposits Amid Regulatory Pressure
Leading US sportsbook operators are scaling back or eliminating credit card deposits in 2026. The shift reflects growing regulatory pressure and scrutiny in the expanding market.
Pakistan Lifts 2018 Crypto Banking Ban for Licensed Firms
Pakistan has ended its 2018 crypto banking ban, granting licensed firms access to banking services. Banks remain prohibited from directly holding or trading digital assets.
Bayern’s Josip Stanisic accuses Antonio Rudiger of unacceptable insult
Bayern Munich defender Josip Stanisic has accused Real Madrid's Antonio Rudiger of directing an 'unacceptable' verbal insult at him during a fiery Champions League encounter.
Ellie Scotney becomes Britain’s youngest undisputed boxing champion
Ellie Scotney has made British boxing history by defeating Mayelli Flores to become the youngest-ever undisputed super-bantamweight champion at the age of 28.
Bitcoin Addressable Market Surpasses $38 Trillion Gold Cap
A macro analysis states that Bitcoin’s addressable market has surpassed the $38 trillion gold market cap. Geopolitical instability and financial sanctions are cited as key drivers.