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Sony's streaming and TV brands are making headlines in India on two fronts. Sony Sports Network has emerged as the frontrunner for the Indian Super League's television broadcast rights in a last-minute twist to the deal talks. Separately, following the box-office success of HanuMan crossed ₹400 crore worldwide, Sony TV announced a new show on Neem Karoli Baba and a web series on his life for SonyLIV, with a promo already released.
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Sony's Indian television business is in the news on two fronts. Following the box-office success of Hanuman Ansh, which crossed ₹400 crore worldwide, Sony TV has announced a new show inspired by the life of spiritual figure Neem Karoli Baba, with a promo already released. Separately, Sony Sports Network confirmed it will broadcast matches of the upcoming Indian Super League football season.
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Betfred, the British bookmaker, is drawing attention in the UK as football fans search odds and tips around international fixtures, including Belgium versus Turkiye in UEFA Nations League A. Coverage on betting and racing sites such as Sporting Life's Timeform daily previews continues to feature the brand as punters look for Thursday racing selections and football betting markets.
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Deshaun Watson is drawing renewed online attention in the United States, with discussion focusing on his personal life. Reports note that his wife is a singer and Sports Illustrated model whose Instagram following is larger than his own. The Cleveland Browns quarterback remains a prominent figure in NFL conversation, and curiosity about his relationship has pushed his name to the top of search trends.
- 5Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro Offers Medical-Grade Health Tracking and 21-Day Battery▼Medical Grade Health Management, Ultra Sports Tracking, 21-Day Battery: Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro
Huawei has unveiled the Watch GT 7 Pro, a smartwatch that combines medical-grade health management with advanced ultra sports tracking. The standout feature is its 21-day battery life, well above typical smartwatch endurance. Tech reviewers are highlighting the device as a strong option for athletes and health-conscious users seeking long battery life alongside professional-level monitoring.
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The NASCAR community is mourning the death of Mike Miller, a respected stock car racing veteran. News of his passing prompted tributes from fans and members of the racing world, honoring his long career in the sport.
- 7Journalist to document how F1-style driver support applies to everyday people●Something a little different that I’m going to be documenting over the next few months: F1 drivers get all kinds of tail
Motorsport journalist Chris Medland is starting a new long-running project documenting whether the tailored physical and mental support given to Formula 1 drivers could benefit someone who is not an elite athlete. Writing on his Substack, he says he will follow the question over the coming months, examining how training, recovery and mental preparation methods used in F1 might translate beyond professional sport.
- 8Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro Promises 21-Day Battery and Medical-Grade Health Tracking▼Medical Grade Health Management, Ultra Sports Tracking, Baterai 21 Hari: Huawei Watch GT 7 Pro
Huawei has launched the Watch GT 7 Pro, a smartwatch that combines medical-grade health management, ultra sports tracking and a battery lasting up to 21 days. The release is drawing attention among tech reviewers and fitness enthusiasts, who are weighing its endurance and health features against competing wearables.
- 9Skateboarder Manny Santiago chases LA28 dream at 41▼Manny Santiago reveals "skateboarding saved my life” as he chases LA28 dream at 41
Puerto Rican skateboarder Manny Santiago says "skateboarding saved my life" as he sets his sights on competing at the LA 2028 Olympics at age 41. The veteran street skater, who has been a prominent figure in the sport's Olympic era, is openly pursuing a spot at the Games on home American soil, framing the journey as deeply personal as well as athletic.
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Jilly Watson, the wife of Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, is drawing attention online after sharing a swimsuit photo on social media. Sports outlets picked up the image, and searches about the couple have risen in the United States. Fans are reacting to the post as the Browns quarterback stays in the news amid ongoing interest in his personal life.
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Two brothers in Milwaukee are running youth sports programs as a way to raise support for their local church. The initiative ties athletics and community life to the congregation's mission, offering young people structured activities while drawing attention and resources to the parish. Spectrum News reported on the effort, highlighting the brothers' role in connecting neighborhood families with the church.
- 12Luka Dončić petitions to bring daughters to United States▼Luka Dončić petitions to bring daughters to United States amid ongoing custody battle https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7
NBA star Luka Dončić has filed a petition to bring his daughters to the United States as he continues a custody battle with his fiancée, according to a New York Times report. The filing adds a personal legal dimension to the Lakers guard's life off the court and has drawn wide attention from fans and sports media.
- 13Michelle Wie West shares Stephen Curry golf story●Michelle Wie West shares UNREAL Stephen Curry golf story | Style of Play https://www. golftweet.com/645103/ # celebrity
Golfer Michelle Wie West has shared an anecdote about NBA star Stephen Curry on the golf course, describing it as an 'unreal' story during an appearance on the 'Style of Play' feature. The clip is circulating among golf and sports fans, alongside related talk about fellow athletes like JJ Watt and Kealia Watt and life after retirement and motherhood.
- 14Columnist publishes 170th edition of 'My Random Thoughts'▼170th edition edition of My Random Thoughts: Sports, TV, music, food, life.....
The 170th instalment of the long-running 'My Random Thoughts' column has been published, covering a familiar mix of topics: sports, television, music, food and everyday life. The series is known for its casual, grab-bag format rather than a single focus. No single story from this edition has broken out on its own.
- 15Saving Saturday in America: It's Not Just About the Players▼9th & Congress: Saving Saturday in America – It’s Not Just About the Players
The Texas Public Policy Foundation has published a piece arguing that protecting Saturday in America matters beyond college football and the players on the field. The commentary, tied to the foundation's '9th & Congress' series, frames the weekend as a broader cultural and civic institution worth defending. It suggests debates over college athletics carry wider implications for American life.
- 16Ohio Warriors sled hockey helps veterans find connection▼Ohio Warriors sled hockey helps veterans find connection after military service
The Ohio Warriors sled hockey program is helping veterans stay connected after their military service. The team gives former service members a way to compete in adaptive sports, build friendships and find community support as they adjust to civilian life. The story highlights how sports programs can ease isolation among veterans in Ohio.
- 17Suunto Race 3S leak points to mid-October launch with bigger battery●Suunto Race 3S leak points to mid-October launch and major battery upgrade
A leak suggests Suunto will launch the Race 3S sports watch in mid-October, with a notable battery upgrade highlighted as the headline improvement. Details beyond the timing and the battery life boost remain scarce, so specifications, pricing, and how it differs from the current Race 3 have not been confirmed. Watch enthusiasts and athletes following the brand are speculating about what else the new model could bring.
- 18Lewis Hamilton reflects on treasured memory of Roscoe and Coco●Lewis Hamilton reflects on treasured Roscoe and Coco memory https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/lewis-hamilton-reflects-o
Formula 1 driver Lewis Hamilton has spoken publicly about a treasured memory involving his dogs Roscoe and Coco. The seven-time world champion is known for his close bond with his bulldogs, and his reflections have drawn warm responses from fans of the sport. Roscoe in particular is a well-known figure in Hamilton's public life, regularly appearing alongside the driver at paddocks and on social media.
- 19Kim Joo-hyung wins Asian Games golf gold and military exemption●Kim Joo-hyung wins Asian Games golf gold, military exemption
South Korean golfer Kim Joo-hyung won the individual gold medal at the Asian Games, a result that also secures him an exemption from mandatory military service in South Korea. The exemption is a major benefit for his professional career, removing the obligation to interrupt it for roughly two years of service, and the win adds to his growing list of achievements.
- 20Sophia Bush and Ashlyn Harris' Marriage in Focus●All About Sophia Bush and Ashlyn Harris’ Marriage https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://people.c om/sophia-bush-ashlyn-harris-r
People has published a profile of Sophia Bush and Ashlyn Harris' marriage, outlining what is known about the actress and former US soccer star's relationship. The piece recaps how the pair met, their previous marriages, and their life together, drawing renewed attention to one of entertainment and sport's most talked-about couples.
- 21New York Jets Partner with Crystal Palace Foundation to Grow Girls' Sport●Jets and Palace for Life Join Forces to Grow Girls’ Sport in South London
The New York Jets and Palace for Life Foundation, Crystal Palace's community charity, have announced a partnership to grow girls' sport in South London. The collaboration will focus on creating more opportunities for girls to take part in football and other sports at grassroots level. It marks another step in the NFL's efforts to expand its UK presence through community programmes.
- 22Sports comedy "The Streak" films on Saint Louis University campus●Sports comedy “The Streak” films on SLU’s campus, draws mixed reactions
The sports comedy film "The Streak" has been shooting on the Saint Louis University campus in St. Louis, and the production has drawn mixed reactions from the university community. While some students and staff welcome the filming activity and attention on campus, others have raised concerns about disruptions during the shoot.
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The Pacific Index examines the current state of intramural sports at the College, looking at how the program is running and what participation looks like this year. Details beyond the headline are limited, but the piece is drawing attention as readers consider the place of casual, student-run athletics in campus life.
- 24Phil Mickelson reportedly sought treatment for addiction and family trauma▼Phil Mickelson’s reps say he sought treatment for family trauma and addiction By Guardian sport Golfer has spoken of gam
Representatives for golfer Phil Mickelson say he has sought treatment for addiction and family trauma. Mickelson has previously spoken publicly about struggles with gambling, and the announcement comes amid renewed attention on his personal life and wellbeing.
- 25Harvard Ash Center launches Sports, Democracy, and Civic Health Initiative▼Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation announces Sports, Democracy, and Civic Health Initiative
Harvard Kennedy School's Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation has announced a new Sports, Democracy, and Civic Health Initiative. The program will examine how sports participation and fandom connect to democratic engagement and community wellbeing. Details on funding, partners, and specific programming have not yet been released.
- 26PGA program teaches golf to veterans to build community▼PGA program teaches golf to veterans to build support, community | 7News Salutes
A PGA initiative is teaching golf to military veterans, using the sport to build support networks and a sense of community. The program was featured in a 7News Salutes segment, which highlights veterans' stories and services. The piece emphasizes how the game offers veterans connection, recreation and camaraderie after their service.
- 27Joel Embiid opens up about prioritizing his mental health▼Joel Embiid gets real about how he has taken his mental health more seriously as of late
NBA star Joel Embiid has spoken candidly about taking his mental health more seriously in recent months, describing how he has made it a greater priority in his life. The Philadelphia 76ers center's remarks are drawing attention as prominent athletes increasingly speak openly about psychological well-being, helping reduce stigma around the topic in professional sports.
- 28Ben Shelton Reveals What Trinity Rodman Taught Him About Perseverance●Ben Shelton Shares What Trinity Rodman Taught Him About Perseverance
Tennis player Ben Shelton has spoken publicly about what he learned from soccer player Trinity Rodman about perseverance, praising her resilience in sport and life. The two athletes are in a relationship, and their comments have drawn attention from fans of both sports. Shelton highlighted Rodman's determination as an inspiration in his own career.
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Dutch top speed skater Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong is in the news with comments about her husband, saying his sporting drive drives her crazy and that the couple keeps coming up with new things to do together. The interview offers a rare personal glimpse into the life of the Olympic and World Championship medalist away from the ice.
- 30Sir Alex Ferguson opens up about brain haemorrhage and defining matches●Ferguson on brain haemorrhage and games that shaped his life https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cvwyz0jx3znyo
Sir Alex Ferguson has spoken about surviving a brain haemorrhage and the matches that shaped his life, in an interview with BBC Sport. The former Manchester United manager reflects on his recovery and the games and decisions that defined his career. Football fans and pundits are sharing the interview as an insight into one of the sport's most celebrated figures.
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WBUR has published a first-person look at the life of a self-described 'degenerate' sports gambler, exploring the habits, losses and psychology behind compulsive betting on games. The piece lands as legal sports betting expands across the United States and concerns grow about addiction among young male bettors, making gambling dependency an increasingly public topic of discussion.
- 32WVU Student Life to honor Olympic champion Ed Etzel●WVU Student Life to honor Olympic champion Ed Etzel, induct two former staffers into Hall of Fame
West Virginia University's Student Life division will honor Olympic champion Ed Etzel and induct two former staffers into its Hall of Fame. Etzel, an Olympic gold medalist shooter and longtime figure in WVU athletics, will be recognized alongside the incoming inductees at a ceremony celebrating their contributions to student life and sports at the university.
- 33Indianapolis mentorship group teaches life skills through golf▼Indianapolis mentorship group teaching life skills through golf
A mentorship group in Indianapolis is using golf to teach young people life skills such as patience, discipline and perseverance. The programme pairs adult mentors with participants, combining time on the course with lessons meant to carry over into school and everyday life. The initiative highlights how community organisations are using sports to support youth development in the city.
- 34Ukraine's women keep football alive during wartime●Ukraine’s women keep football alive during wartime
Women's football in Ukraine continues despite Russia's ongoing invasion, with players training and competing under wartime conditions. Reports highlight how female footballers have sustained the sport in the country while many facilities and leagues have been disrupted by the war, drawing attention to their resilience and the role of sport in maintaining normal life.
- 35Pittsburgh artist captures passion of sports fans●Pittsburgh artist brings the passion of sports fans to life
A Pittsburgh artist is drawing attention for work that celebrates the intensity and devotion of local sports fans. The piece, covered by CBS News, highlights how the city's deep sports culture inspires art that resonates with fans of the Steelers, Pirates and Penguins.
- 36Ice skating for mental health leads to medal success▼'I ice skate for mental health and now I'm winning medals'
A figure skater says taking up ice skating to support their mental health has led to unexpected competitive success, including winning medals. The story highlights how sport and physical activity can play a role in managing wellbeing, with the skater crediting the routine, community and confidence gained on the ice for transforming their life.
- 37Ohio State students build community through recreational sports▼Ohio State students find community through recreational sports
Ohio State University students are finding friendship and a sense of belonging through the school's recreational sports programs. A report from The Lantern highlights how intramural and casual athletic activities give students a way to meet peers, relieve academic stress, and stay active, with participants describing the leagues as a key part of campus social life.
- 38How Tennis Changed Matthew Henry's Life▼How Tennis Changed Matthew Henry’s Life Through Love Serving Autism
Matthew Henry's life has been transformed through Love Serving Autism, a programme that uses tennis to support people with autism. The story highlights how the sport has helped him build skills, confidence and connection, drawing attention to the growing role of adaptive tennis programmes in inclusive communities across Florida.
- 39NYT Offers 15-Minute Lesson Plan Using Sports Writing●15-Minute Lesson Plan: Sports Articles That Teach Life and Leadership Skills
The New York Times has published a 15-minute lesson plan built around sports articles that teach life and leadership skills. The material is aimed at educators looking for quick classroom activities, using sports journalism as a way to spark discussion about teamwork, resilience and decision-making. It forms part of the newspaper's broader offering of teaching resources for schools.
- 40Five New Goodwill Ambassadors Appointed by IOM●Five Influential Voices from Sport, Culture and Public Life Join IOM as Goodwill Ambassadors
The International Organization for Migration has appointed five influential figures from sport, culture and public life as its new Goodwill Ambassadors. The appointees are expected to use their public profiles to raise awareness of migration issues and support the organization's work with migrants worldwide. Further details about the individuals and their mandates have not yet been widely reported.