Federica Brignone sends a clear message to Jannik Sinner: “I really don’t wish that on him…”
The Italian champion sent a message to the world No. 1, who will be sidelined until January
Turin: When Will Che Adams Return, and Who Will Make Way for Him?
The Scottish forward is eager to return to the field after his injury
Djokovic Eliminated Early; Zverev Is Okay, but There’s a Big Worry About His Ankle
The second round of the Shanghai Masters 1000 kicks off with a surprise
Federica Brignone is raring to go: “It’ll be easier than last year”
The champion from Valle d’Aosta: “There’s no snow, but I want to get back to doing what I love only when I’m feeling well.”
La Liga 2026–2027: Málaga vs. Espanyol, Probable Lineups
The top Spanish league resumes Friday evening after the break, with a matchup between teams at the bottom of the standings.
Sofia Goggia Recounts Her Nightmare: The Champion’s Candid Confession
During the FISI Media Day, the champion from Bergamo reflected on the past difficult month, beginning with her illness in Ushuaia.
A Decisive Day for Amedeo Della Valle
Barring any unexpected developments in Friday’s practice, he’ll be back against Trieste.
Flavio Roda Highlights the Federation’s Achievements
The Federation’s president kicked off the FISI Media Day, highlighting the achievements made during his tenure as president.
Elisa Isoardi’s staff’s macabre list: Dino Zoff and Lino Banfi are among those facing imminent death, along with Boldi, Sgarbi, and Allevi
Controversy erupts after the host posted on social media: “Shameful death pool,” users complain.
Farewell to Federico “The Flying Dutchman,” a legendary voice of Italian radio
Frederik Matthijs Van Stegeren has passed away at the age of 76: from Radio Veronica to RTL 102.5, he spanned more than half a century of radio and music.
Matteo Berrettini grapples with a curious (and unfortunate) pattern
His elimination from the Shanghai Masters 1000 highlights a particular statistic regarding the Roman tennis player.
Jannik Sinner: John McEnroe Makes a Surprising Prediction
The curious prophecy by the former U.S. champion has reignited the debate over one of the South Tyrolean’s most striking traits.
Flavio Cobolli, what’s going on? Another wake-up call
The Roman tennis player, who is in contention for the ATP Finals, suffered his fourth consecutive singles loss in Shanghai.
Olimpia Milano, Thoughts on Peppe Poeta: A Surprising Possibility Emerges
After the third consecutive loss in league and EuroLeague play, the coaching job of the coach born in 1985 is starting to look precarious.
Juventus: Spalletti Faces a Harsh Rejection; Two Alternative Candidates Have Already Been Identified
The Bianconeri are assessing Nick Woltemade’s adjustment; so far, he has scored only once, in the rout of NEC in the Europa League.
Jannik Sinner, there’s a major showdown ahead: the domino effect is becoming increasingly evident
The controversy surrounding the ATP Finals continues: organizers and broadcasters are concerned about how fans will react to the Italian player’s absence.
Virtus Bologna Wins on the Road in Monaco; Alex Mumbrú Explains the Key to Success
The Vu Nere secured their second consecutive victory in Europe, defeating Bayern on the road 94-87, with Moore scoring 20 points.
Ducati: Marc Marquez Has One More Concern Ahead of the Race in Indonesia
Mandalika has never been kind to number 93, but he can count on… an old Spanish saying.
Cristiano Ronaldo Gains a Powerful Ally: A Direct Attack on Jorge Jesus
The rift between CR7 and Portugal’s head coach continues to spark debate: Romario has also weighed in, speaking his mind without mincing words.
Olimpia Milano Trails Maccabi by 18: Peppe Poeta Is Devastated
It was a rough night in Belgrade—at the neutral venue hosting the Israeli club’s games—for the Scarpette Rosse, who lost 97-79.
Olimpia Milano Trails Maccabi by 18: Peppe Poeta Is Very Harsh
It was a rough night in Belgrade—at the neutral venue hosting the Israeli club’s games—for the Scarpette Rosse, who lost 97-79.
Sofia Goggia, we’re almost there: a highly anticipated event for the Italian champion
One month after the health issue that disrupted her training in September, the skier from Bergamo will be among the stars of the FISI Media Day.
Antonio Tajani, a Juventus fan, mentions the Frosinone fans
The deputy prime minister weighed in on the heated debate over the pejorative use of the adjective “ciociaro,” asserting his own origins.
Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz’s former coach, revives the sensational theory
Juan Carlos Ferrero is determined, and his words are already sparking the imagination of fans and insiders alike.
Alberto Bettiol takes it in stride: “I like wine.”
At the GranPiemonte, the Tuscan rider was unable to keep up with Godon’s pace and finished third on the Tragiardo climb.
Recent articles on the tragedies involving Matteo Franzoso and Matilde Lorenzi: FISI issues a statement
“In both cases, the Federation, within the scope of its authority and within the limits of the jurisdiction granted to sports justice bodies, has urged the Federal Prosecutor’s Office to conduct all investigations within its power.”
It’s not just talent: Federica Brignone and Sofia Goggia now have something else in common
The champions—rivals on the slopes but teammates on the national team—chose the same model for their travels.
GranPiemonte: Bettiol finishes third; Godon wins. “I like racing here,” says the Frenchman
“I like these tricky finishes; there are plenty of them in Italian races,” remarked the day’s winner.
Selom Mawugbe warns Udine: “We’ll be different”
“I’m convinced we’ll show a different side of ourselves than the one we showed against Slask,” says Trento’s center.
Carlos Alcaraz, hungrier than ever without Jannik Sinner: “I want to win it all”
Following his success in Tokyo, the tennis player from Murcia is setting his sights on Shanghai and the final tournaments of the year
