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Kate and Gerry McCann cheer on son Sean in final at Commonwealth Games

Kate and Gerry McCann, whose daughter Madeleine went missing in Portugal in 2007, watched on with pride as their son, Sean, swam at the Commonwealth Games.

Joshua-Fury moves closer as AJ KOs Prenga in Jeddah after huge scare

Anthony Joshua remains on course for a showdown with British heavyweight rival Tyson Fury later this year after recovering from being knocked down inside 20 seconds to secure a second-round knockout of Kristian Prenga in a wild clash in…

Sheeraz escapes with narrow points win as he sets his sights on Canelo

Hamzah Sheeraz escaped with a narrow points win, while Josh Kelly overcame a horror gash to his nose on the Anthony Joshua vs Kristian Prenga undercard in Saudi Arabia on Saturday.

Joshua knocked down twice in dramatic win

Anthony Joshua suffers two knockdowns before recovering to dramatically stop Kristian Prenga in the second round.

Sources: KCP to join 76ers after Grizzlies buyout

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has agreed to a buyout with the Grizzlies and plans to sign a one-year deal with the 76ers after clearing waivers, sources tell ESPN.

Cards TE McBride walks back dig at Arizona fans

Cardinals star TE Trey McBride offered a mea culpa Saturday for saying on a podcast in June that "there's no Arizona fans in Arizona."

Price to Littler: Don't underestimate me! | 'If I play my A game, I will win!

Gerwyn Price is relishing the ‘underdog’ tag in Sunday’s Betfred World Matchplay final and insists he can get the better of defending champion Luke Littler in Blackpool.

Joshua bounces back to secure knockout win over Prenga

In-form Leigh close in on top four of Super League

In-form Leigh saw off Warrington 28-12 to close in on the top four in the Betfred Super League.

Why Kiwi sprint star Eddie Nketia defected to Australia

Eddie Nketia was born in New Zealand and represented the Kiwis as a sprinter, but quit the country out of frustration. Now he will run for Australia at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Quieter night in pool for Scots, but more finals reached

No podium places or rousing renditions of Flower of Scotland at Tollcross on Saturday night, but the home swimming ranks still have cause for cheer.

Bloodied Kelly battles past Agyarko to retain title

Briton Josh Kelly is forced to dig deep to retain his IBF light-middleweight world title in a points win against Ireland's Caoimhin Agyarko.