Atlanta Dream Capture First Finals Victory, Level Series Against Golden State Valkyries

Atlanta Dream secured a 79-65 victory over the Golden State Valkyries in Game 2 of the WNBA Finals, marking the franchise’s first win in a Finals series and tying the best‑of‑seven at 1-1. Angel Reese delivered a dominant performance with 30 points and 16 rebounds, becoming only the third player to record a 30‑point, 15‑rebound game in a Finals series.

Shakur Stevenson Exits Zuffa Boxing, Plans Own Promotional Company

Shakur Stevenson, a four‑weight world champion, announced that his request to be released from the Saudi‑backed Zuffa Boxing promotion was granted, leaving him a free agent. He expressed frustration over stalled fight negotiations, notably with Devin Haney, and said he will launch his own promotional company while defending his WBO light‑welterweight title before moving up to welterweight.

Liverpool and Manchester United Chase Dortmund Midfielder Nmecha in Summer Transfer Race

Both Liverpool and Manchester United have been linked with a move for Borussia Dortmund’s 26‑year‑old midfielder Felix Nmecha. The English clubs see the £84 million‑rated player as a potential addition to their squads this summer, joining other Premier League interest. The report also notes other transfer rumours surrounding the clubs.

Haaland Doubtful for Champions League Clash as City Faces Attacking Crisis

Manchester City face the prospect of missing star striker Erling Haaland for their Champions League tie with AEK Athens after a foot injury, while Antoine Semenyo is sidelined for up to eight weeks with a knee problem. Manager Enzo Maresca discussed possible replacements, including Phil Foden and other squad members, as the club prepares for the European night.

Kartal Clinches British Number One Ranking After Wuhan Open Final Run

British teenager Sonay Kartal reached the Wuhan Open final, defeating several top players before falling 2-6, 4-6, 6-2 to Poland’s Maja Chwalinska. After the loss she posted an Instagram message saying she left China with her head held high and celebrated becoming the new British number one. The result also saw her rise to world No. 49 and overtake fellow British players in the rankings.