Wimbledon 2025 Boosts Its Prize Pool
Wimbledon 2025 is set to be a landmark edition with a record prize pool of £53.5 million, increased match timings for finals, and the introduction of full electronic line-calling. Singles champions will earn £3 million each — the highest among all Grand Slams. The tournament continues its evolution while balancing innovation with tradition.
S8UL Enters League Of Legends With The Acquisition Of A Power-Packed Roster
S8UL Esports has officially entered the League of Legends competitive scene by acquiring one of South Asia’s top rosters. With players from India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka, the team brings a history of regional dominance and Asian Games experience. This move cements S8UL’s commitment to global esports excellence.
Rugby Legend Tomasi Cama Embraces Indian Challenge As GMR Rugby Premier League Kicks Off
New Zealand rugby legend Tomasi Cama, head coach of Delhi Redz, is relishing his time in India as the inaugural GMR Rugby Premier League kicks off in Mumbai on June 15. With a diverse international squad, Cama, a former All Blacks Sevens star, highlights the enriching experience of bridging language barriers and the immense potential of the league to develop Indian rugby talent.
SoBo Mumbai Falcons Win The Runners-up Trophy
SoBo Mumbai Falcons fell just short in a thrilling T20 Mumbai League final at the Wankhede Stadium, finishing as runners-up despite a fiery late flourish with the bat. A resilient unbroken 85-run stand between Harsh Aghav and Mayuresh Tandel helped the Falcons post a competitive 157/4. However, the MSC Maratha Royals, led by composed knocks from Chinmay Sutar and Awais Khan, chased down the target with four balls to spare to clinch the title.
Cricket’s Loss, Badminton’s Gain: Rise Of Sukant Kadam In Para-Badminton
ukant Kadam’s inspiring journey from a knee injury on the cricket field to becoming World No. 2 in para-badminton is a story of grit, resilience, and unwavering belief. In this candid interview, the Paralympian speaks about the challenges he faced in the early years, the turning points that shaped his career, and his goals for the upcoming Asian Badminton Championships. He also shares his thoughts on the rising recognition for para-sports in India and offers a heartfelt message for young aspiring athletes.
Delhi International Open Grandmasters Chess Tournament 2025: Nikitenko Downs Paichadze, Catches Abhijeet Gupta At The Summit In Round 8 Thriller
In a gripping Round 8 of the 21st Delhi International Open Grandmasters Chess Tournament 2025, Belarusian GM Mihail Nikitenko toppled Georgian GM Luka Paichadze to join India’s Abhijeet Gupta at the top of the leaderboard. With both players now tied at seven points and just two rounds remaining in Category A, the competition intensifies in Asia’s premier open chess tournament, which has drawn over 2,500 players and 24 Grandmasters from across the globe.
Riot Games Wraps Up V5: A Landmark Celebration of VALORANT’s Five-Year Journey In South Asia
Five years since VALORANT first launched in South Asia, Riot Games has celebrated its journey with V5—a vibrant, community-rooted campaign that pays homage to the region’s unique gaming culture. From chai-fueled all-nighters in college dorms to cyber café rivalries and memes turned street art, V5 isn’t just a marketing initiative—it’s a love letter to the players who made VALORANT more than just a game. With murals, callout-led billboards, college activations, and cheeky nods like “VAL Toppers,” Riot has successfully woven the game into the cultural fabric of a generation.
Small In Stature, Giant In Spirit: Krishna Nagar’s Golden Journey In Para-Badminton
Krishna Nagar’s journey from being bullied in school to standing on top of the Paralympic podium is a story of grit, patience, and relentless ambition. In this candid conversation, India’s para badminton gold medallist opens up about being introduced to the sport in Jaipur, winning the country’s first Paralympic gold in badminton, and what it truly takes to rise above doubt and discrimination. He also shares thoughts on the rise of parasports in India, why confidence matters more than form, and his hopes from the upcoming Asian Para Badminton Championships.
Skating On Hope: Eklavya Jagal’s Relentless Push For Olympic Glory
Eklavya Jagal’s journey from Mumbai’s roller rinks to Utah’s Olympic training grounds is nothing short of remarkable. Facing a lack of infrastructure, financial hurdles, and minimal recognition for his sport in India, Eklavya has carved out a path in short track speed skating with unwavering determination. Now training in the U.S., he’s chasing a dream that no Indian has achieved yet — to qualify for and win at the Winter Olympics. In this candid interview, the young athlete opens up about his challenges, inspirations, and what success really means to him.
Pune’s Squash Prodigy Anika Dubey Earns Spot in India’s U-19 World Juniors Team
At just 15, Pune’s Anika Dubey has scripted history by becoming the youngest player from Maharashtra to join India’s Under-19 Girls’ Team for the World Junior Squash Championships in Cairo this July. Her journey from a tier-2 city to the global squash stage is powered by grit, mentorship, and data-driven training — proving that passion, when supported right, knows no limits.