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Badminton will remember Axelsen as one of the greatest to ever play the game: Lakshya Sen

Badminton will remember Axelsen as one of the greatest to ever play the game: Lakshya Sen>

Viktor Axelsen announces retirement, says it's simply my body telling me to stop

Viktor Axelsen announces retirement, says it's simply my body telling me to stop>

Viktor Axelsen, two-time Olympic and world champion, retires from professional badminton

Viktor Axelsen revealed how the battle with recurring back issues and the risk of further surgery ultimately led to the retirement decision.>

Caitlin Clark's 2-word reaction to boyfriend Connor McCaffery’s Butler Bulldogs exit

Connor McCaffery has stepped down as Butler assistant coach, sharing a farewell post, while Caitlin Clark reacted with a supportive comment.>

Is Joe Burrow leaving the Bengals? Orlando Brown Jr. provides big update as trade rumors swirl; ‘Joe gives…’

Orlando Brown Jr. dismissed trade rumors about Joe Burrow, attributing them to the Bengals' playoff struggles. >

'We wish Rueben Bain the best': Destiny Betts' family speaks out on fatal crash

Top NFL prospect Rueben Bain Jr. faces scrutiny following a car crash. The incident raises questions about his position in the upcoming NFL draft.>

Ousmane Dembele double at Liverpool fires PSG into Champions League semis

PSG will meet either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid in the next round, with the German side leading 2-1 ahead of Wednesday's quarter-final second leg.>

Bucks owners praise Doc Rivers' 'class and professionalism' after parting ways

Milwaukee Bucks part ways with head coach Doc Rivers after three seasons, finishing with a 97–103 record and two first-round playoff exits.>

Atletico Madrid withstand Barcelona’s early blitz to reach the Champions League semifinals

Atletico lost 2-1 but advanced 3-2 on aggregate after having won the first leg 2-0 in Barcelona last week>

Dianna Russini: Salary, contract details in focus after The Athletic resignation over Mike Vrabel photos

Dianna Russini’s salary isn’t official, but reports estimate she earned $1.5M–$2M at Athletic before her resignation. She was among its highest-paid writers.>

Credits : HTimes