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Jan 11, 2026; Lecanto, Florida, United States; Anthony Kim reacts to his third place in the LIV Golf Black Diamond Ranch golf tournament at Black Diamond Ranch. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Swinger-Imagn Images Anthony Kim soared from 847th to 203rd in the Official World Golf Ranking released on Monday following his first tournament win since 2010.
The LIV Golf Adelaide champion still has a lot of work left to do but is back in the conversation for the Masters and other majors following a 12-year absence from the sport for injury and addiction recovery.
Kim, 40, has not competed in a grand slam event since he missed the cut at the 2011 PGA Championship at the Atlanta Athletic Club in Johns Creek, Ga.
The OWGR began awarding world ranking points to the top-10 finishers in LIV Golf events this season. Kim tied for 22nd at the season-opening event in Riyadh earlier this month before breaking through in Australia, where his final score of 23-under was three shots clear of Spain’s Jon Rahm.
At No. 203, Kim would still need to climb another 153 spots to make the top 50 in the OWGR in time to secure an automatic invitation to the Masters (April 9-12). There are only three LIV Golf events between now and then: Hong Kong (March 5-8), Singapore (March 12-15) and South Africa (March 19-22).
As for the May 14-17 PGA Championship at Aronimink, players ranked within the top 100 of the OWGR typically get invitations.
The world ranking is not the only pathway for Kim to qualify for the U.S. Open or The Open Championship.
Last year, the USGA announced a special exemption for the U.S. Open for LIV players. For the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills from June 18-21, “the top player who is not otherwise exempt and in the top 3 of the 2026 LIV Golf Individual Standings as of May 18, 2026” will get in. The R&A also has an LIV-tailored exemption for the 2026 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale from July 16-19. One spot will be awarded to “the first player and anyone tying for that place, not otherwise exempt, in the 2026 LIV Golf Individual Season Standings on completion of LIV Golf Louisiana (June 25-28).”
Kim currently sits second in the LIV individual standings behind Rahm.
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Destanee Aiava has announced that 2026 will be her final season on the professional tennis tour, revealing her decision in a statement shared on social media.
The 25 years old Australian explained that her decision comes after years of negative experiences in the sport, including abuse from gamblers, online harassment, and feeling unsupported within tennis.
In a strongly worded message, Aiava wrote:
“I want to say a ginormous f*** you to everyone in the tennis community who’s ever made me feel less than. F*** you to every single gambler who’s sent me hate or death threats. F*** you to the people who sit behind screens on social media, commenting on my body, my career, or whatever the f*** they want to nitpick. And f*** you to a sport that hides behind so-called class and gentlemanly values.”
She added:
“Behind the white outfits and traditions is a culture that’s racist, misogynistic, homophobic and hostile to anyone who doesn’t fit its mould.”
Aiava has previously spoken about mental health struggles, pressure, and the impact of online abuse on players.
She turned professional as a teenager and has competed in Grand Slam events, like the Australian Open, but has faced repeated setbacks on and off the court.
Aiava has not detailed her schedule for 2026 but indicated she intends to complete the season before stepping away from professional tennis.
Nigerian sprinter Favour Ashe has confirmed his decision to switch international allegiance from Nigeria to Qatar. The 100m runner, who holds a personal best of 9.79 seconds, said the move was driven by long standing issues within Nigerian athletics.
Ashe disclosed that he has been based in Qatar for the last five months and is already preparing to compete under his new flag. He described the Nigerian athletics environment as unfavourable to his development and said he was seeking stability and proper support.
The sprinter pointed to his disqualification from the 100m final at the National Sports Festival in Abeokuta as a turning point. He said the incident highlighted broader problems around athlete welfare and organisation.
According to Ashe, Qatar has structured training, international competition opportunities, and consistent athlete support.
He also confirmed that the Qatar Athletics Federation has arranged overseas training camps as part of its programme.
Ashe added that several young Nigerian athletes are already part of Qatar’s Olympic training system and warned that more could follow if conditions do not improve at home.
Though Tyson Fury’s press conference with Arslanbek Makhmudov was cordial, there was unnecessary drama beforehand courtesy of his father, John.
Fury will return to the ring on April 11 to face Russia’s Makhmudov, the main event topping a bill at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and streamed live on Netflix. The pair came face to face in London today to speak to the media.
On the Netflix broadcast of the presser was Froch, who has built a brand of no holds barred commentary following his retirement from professional fighting. On his YouTube channel, Froch on Fighting, he has criticised John Fury, though often in jest.
John Fury, who may be a strong voice in Tyson’s camp during this comeback run, clearly held a grudge, and demanded to see and fight Froch on arrival, as captured by Netflix as well as various media outlets.
Tyson Fury’s father John Fury GOING OFF on Carl Froch before the #FuryMakhmudov press conference 😳#FuryMakhmudov
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Though Froch remained in broadcasting position during the tirade, he was then absent following the press conference for the interview with Tyson, which was conducted by Anna Woolhouse and Lennox Lewis. Froch, a Hall of Fame inductee, then returned when ‘The Gypsy King’ left the stage and took part in the interview with Makhmudov, suggesting that Fury’s team may have insisted he leave for that segment or indeed that the production team felt tensions could rise once more.
Woolhouse said:
“We’ve allowed Carl back in the building, because Carl, you weren’t really allowed to be here when Tyson was here. You’ve upset John, I believe.”
Froch then added:
“It was a long time ago, but he’s all mouth and no action.”
Sri Lanka beat Australia by eight wickets at the Pallekele International Cricket Stadium on Monday, February 16 in a Group B match of T20 World Cup 2026. With their third consecutive win, Sri Lanka also confirmed their place in the Super 8 round of the ICC event. They have six points and a run rate of +2.462.
Bowling first after winning the toss, Sri Lanka conceded 181 runs in 20 overs. Mitchell Marsh (54 off 27) and Travis Head (56 off 29) hit half-centuries for Australia. For Sri Lanka, Dushan Hemantha claimed 3-37. The Lankans romped home in the chase as Pathum Nissanka smashed 100* off 52 balls, while Kusal Mendis hit 51 off 38 and Pavan Rathnayake 28* off 15.
For Australia, this was their second loss in as many games, putting serious question marks over their chances of qualifying for the Super 8 round of the T20 World Cup. The Aussies are currently third in the points table in Group B, with two points and a net run rate of +0.414.
To qualify for the Super 8 round of T20 World Cup 2026, Australia will have to beat Oman in their last group match and also hope that other results go their way. If Zimbabwe win one of their remaining two group games against Sri Lanka or Ireland, they will move up to six points and knock Australia out of the tournament.
On the other than, if Zimbabwe lose both of their remaining group games and Australia beat Oman, Australia, Zimbabwe and Ireland will finish the group stage with four points each. The net run rate will then decide which team progresses to the Super 8 stage.
Australia, Zimbabwe & Ireland: List of remaining Group B matches in T20 World Cup 2026
Australia’s last group match in T20 World Cup 2026 will be against Oman in Pallekele on February 20. Zimbabwe, who have two group games left, will face Ireland in Pallekele on February 17 and Sri Lanka in Colombo on February 19.
February 17: Ireland vs Zimbabwe, Pallekele (3pm)
February 19: Sri Lanka vs Zimbabwe, RPS Colombo (3pm)
February 20: Australia vs Oman, Pallekele (7pm)
Apart from Sri Lanka, India, West Indies, England and South Africa have also qualified for the Super 8 round of T20 World Cup 2026.
Edited by Renin Wilben Albert
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NFL insider spells doom for Tua Tagovailoa’s future as Dolphins cut Tyreek Hill before free agency
Jordan Schultz delivered a bombshell about the Miami Dolphins on Monday that has major implications for their franchise quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. The NFL insider’s report suggests Tagovailoa’s days in South Florida are numbered.
The insider shared the news on X. His follow-up post revealed the front office’s plans for their quarterback.
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“The #Dolphins preference has been to find a trade partner for Tua Tagovailoa. A cut is possible in the end. But that has been their preference. My understanding is new regime doesn’t want it to drag too long,” Schultz said.
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The timing of Schultz’s report came after Miami released Tyreek Hill. ESPN’s Adam Schefter confirmed the receiver’s departure would free up $22.8 million in payroll room while leaving behind $28.2 million in dead funds.
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The organization didn’t stop with Tyreek Hill. Bradley Chubb, James Daniels and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine also got their walking papers Monday.
Chubb’s exit alone puts $23 million worth of dead salary on the books. That kind of financial hit shows management isn’t scared of eating money now to build flexibility later.
New general manager Jon-Eric Sullivan and coach Jeff Hafley arrived from Green Bay this offseason. Their willingness to absorb four massive dead cap hits suggests Tua Tagovailoa could be next.
Tagovailoa signed a four-year deal worth $212.1 million back in 2024. He’s due $54 million guaranteed this season, and dumping him before June 1st would slam the books with $99.2 million in dead weight.
Hill battled through a dislocated kneecap and torn ligaments last season. Tom Pelissero of NFL Network noted the eight-time Pro Bowler might not suit up at all in 2026, which killed any trade possibilities.
The speedster posted back-to-back 1,700-yard seasons after arriving from Kansas City in 2022. He remains the only receiver in NFL history to hit that milestone twice. But at 32 years old with a serious injury, his value disappeared.
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Popular streamer NEON has made a bold claim on Kevin Durant‘s burner account drama. On Sunday, a few screenshots from a basketball group chat went viral on social media. In the screengrabs, a user named “getoffmydickerson” is slandering NBA personalities who were or are Durant’s teammates.
The user who shared the screenshot claimed that Kevin Durant is behind these messages, alleging that the Rockets star is using a burner account to vent out his frustrations and slander his present and former teammates.
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NEON stepped forward to defend Durant shortly after the chats went viral. The streamer leveraged his personal relationship with the Rockets star to back him.
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“That was not him. I saw what y’all saw on Twitter about KD. He would never do some sh** like that,” he said. “He would never, ever. He would never hate on his temmates. That’s just not the type of guy he is, I know him personally.”
The leaked DMs have pointed a barrage of allegations against the Rockets’ stars on the internet. Apart from slandering current and former teammates, the alleged burner account has also taken shots at Luka Doncic and Nikola Jokic. Kevin Durant has yet to respond to these allegations against him.
Leaked DMs allege that Kevin Durant funded IDF drones
One of the major allegations against Kevin Durant is his involvement in the funding of drones to the Israeli Defense Forces. The Rockets star has reportedly invested in drone company “Skydio”, which was said to have supplied about 100 or more reconnaissance drones to the IDF in 2023.
In a leaked message chain shared by an X user on Sunday, alleged burner account was featured promoting drone warfare.
“If they need drones!! We got ya,” the message read.
On Jan. 31, Antifa Ultra reported on Durant’s relationship with Skydio in an X post. The post revealed that KD’s investment firm, Thirty Five Ventures (35V), manages the relationship between the Rockets star and Skydio as one of the company’s early investors.
For now, the Rockets star has kept his silence on the entire IDF subject. Steph Curry is another name reported to be indirectly connected to Israeli companies.
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The Nigeria Football Federation has dismissed claims that FIFA has ruled on Nigeria’s protest against the Democratic Republic of Congo over alleged ineligible players.
Nigeria filed the complaint after losing to DR Congo on penalties in the final round of the African play-offs last November, a result that ended the Super Eagles’ hopes of reaching the intercontinental play-offs for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
According to the NFF, some Congolese players were questioned because the country’s laws do not fully recognise dual citizenship, raising concerns about players holding European passports while representing the Leopards.
However, the federation has clarified that FIFA has not issued any verdict on the matter. NFF Director of Communications, Ademola Olajire, said reports claiming that a decision has been made are false.
“There is no decision from FIFA at this time. Any claims that a ruling has been made are false. FIFA has not communicated any verdict to the NFF or the Congolese federation,” Olajire said.
The federation also warned fans to ignore fake documents circulating online that claim FIFA awarded Nigeria a 3-0 win and reinstated the Super Eagles in the qualification process.
Explaining the petition, NFF General Secretary Mohammed Sanusi said the federation raised concerns about the documents submitted by DR Congo to FIFA.
“As far as FIFA is concerned, once you have the passport of your country, you are eligible. But our concern is that FIFA may have been deceived into clearing them,” Sanusi said.
DR Congo has rejected Nigeria’s claims and urged the Super Eagles to accept the result. The Congolese FA, through Director of Football Hérita Ilunga, said FIFA rules on sporting nationality, not domestic citizenship laws, determine player eligibility.
Tyson Fury has revealed a shock trainer decision ahead of his upcoming fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
Fury will return from his latest retirement when he faces Makhmudov at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on April 11, with the event broadcast live on Netflix.
‘The Gypsy King’ was last in action in December 2024, when he suffered his second straight defeat to Oleksandr Usyk, the first of those losses coming in May of that year.
There was criticism of the Fury corner in that first bout, with some fans claiming that Tyson’s father John was too involved and speaking over head trainer Sugar Hill Steward, leading to John to not be present for the second bout.
Fury and Sugar Hill have worked together for a number of years, including his two victories over Deontay Wilder, but it appears the relationship between the duo has come to an end.
When asked at his press conference what his training situation will be for the fight against Makhmudov, Fury claimed he will be doing things solo.
“I’m like Clubber Lang. I’m going to train alone. I know how to do it and know how to go 12 rounds, know how to push myself when I need to and when to take a rest when I need to.
“People try and make it like rocket science but it’s not, as long as you train hard and eat well and get plenty of rest. I’m an experienced veteran in this game.
“Sometimes you need people to point stuff out to you and remind you of certain aspects of it all, but what I don’t know about my own body now, I’m never going to know.”
Fury will still require an official trainer in his corner for the clash against Makhmudov, but at this stage it appears that it won’t be Sugar Hill.
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