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Chen revives US tradition as he wins first World Figure Skating Championship title

  • Figure Skating

Nathan Chen became the first American to win the men’s gold - or any medal - at the International Skating Union World Figure Skating Championships since 2009 as he went for six quadruple jumps in Milan.

second place overnight but slipped to third after earning 172.24, totalling 272.32.Alexei Bychenko of Israel




Exclusive: United effort needed to encourage Iran to change Israel policy in sport, claims UWW President

  • Wrestling

United World Wrestling (UWW) President Nenad Lalovic claims a concerted effort is needed from international governing bodies to encourage Iranian authorities to alter their policy of not allowing athletes to compete against Israelis.

refusing to compete against Israelis ©Getty ImagesIt is not the first sporting controversy involving Israel

Sailing Championships in Malaysia due to a similar row.The last time an Iranian took on a competitor from Israel



Bowls World Cup to begin in Warilla

  • Non-Olympic Sports

Twenty-three countries and territories are set to take part at the Bowls World Cup in Australia from tomorrow.

World Cup title last year.Section one also features bowlers from Botswana, Guernsey, Hong Kong, India, Israel




British basketball star upset Sport England and UK Sport favouring obscure Olympic sports

  • Basketball

British basketball player Temi Fagbenle has accused Government funding agencies Sport England and UK Sport of ignoring basketball at the expense of "obscure" middle-class sports not played by youngsters from ethnically diverse or poorer backgrounds, highlighting Olympic events such as modern pentathlon and skeleton.

are ranked 21st in the world but are set to rise after back-to-back wins this week in Portugal and Israel


Iranian wrestler handed six month ban for deliberately losing to avoid Israeli

  • Wrestling

Iranian wrestler Alireza Karimi has been banned for six months for deliberately losing a bout to avoid facing an Israeli opponent.

Iran and Israel do not have diplomatic relations with the countries seen as bitter enemies.Alireza Karimi

 It is not the first sporting controversy involving Israel and Arab countries with which it has


Denmark and Germany ease into women's quarter-finals at European Team Badminton Championships

  • Badminton

Denmark and Germany continued their winning starts to the women’s European Team Badminton Championship at the Kazan Gymnastics Centre in Russia.

Defending champions Denmark eased to victory in the Group One match against Israel, with their team winning

Iceland 4-1, giving them top spot in the standings.Sweden secured a 5-0 win over Iceland before beating Israel

in a head-to-head clash to win the group, with Ireland having matched Denmark’s two wins by beating Israel


Denmark enjoy comfortable start to title defences at European Team Badminton Championships

  • Badminton

Denmark enjoyed a comfortable start to their men’s and women’s European Team Badminton Championship title defences at the Kazan Gymnastics Centre in Russia.

The defending men’s champions swept past the challenge of Israel in Group One, with Emil Holst getting

and Kamilla Rytter Juhl 17-21, 21-14, 21-16.Denmark’s 4-1 victory places them top of Group One, with Israel



Paris prepares to host flagship IJF Grand Slam

  • Judo

The latest stop on the International Judo Federation (World Tour will see athletes compete at the Paris Grand Slam at the Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy from tomorrow, where some of the sport's greats have achieved success.

One of the favourites this year will be Tal Flicker of Israel, who will be looking for another Grand


CAS to follow Rio 2016 precedent with on-site anti-doping office at Pyeongchang 2018

  • Pyeongchang 2018

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) will continue with its new policy of providing a temporary office during the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang next month to deal with any doping-related matters arising during the Games.

Jens Evald of Denmark; Ken Lalo of  Israel; Markus Manninen of Finland; Professor Cameron Myler