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BREAKING: The 2020 AIG Women's British Open will go ahead. In a statement released this afternoon, The R&A confirmed Roy...
07/07/2020

BREAKING: The 2020 AIG Women's British Open will go ahead. In a statement released this afternoon, The R&A confirmed Royal Troon will host the first women's major of the year from 20-23 August without fans in attendance due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Martin Slumbers, Chief Executive of The R&A, said: “The AIG Women’s British Open is important to the success of women’s professional golf. We have been working closely with our title sponsor AIG, Visit Scotland, Royal Troon and our key advisors to find a way for the Championship to be played safely this year.

“We believe that playing the AIG Women’s British Open is a significant step for players whose playing opportunities have been severely impacted this year. As they compete to be the 2020 champion in historic circumstances, these athletes will continue to inspire golfers and sports fans around the world, who will be closely following events from Royal Troon on TV and social media.”

In recent years, the popularity of hype fashion in sport has soared. And so have the price tags.Hit the link below to fi...
24/06/2020

In recent years, the popularity of hype fashion in sport has soared. And so have the price tags.

Hit the link below to find out what the 'hype' is all about...

In this article, we take a look at the rise of hype fashion in sport. It's a fairly new phenomenon, but it looks set to stay

France were looking to win in front of their home fans while Portugal - and Cristiano Ronaldo - were desperate to spoil ...
23/06/2020

France were looking to win in front of their home fans while Portugal - and Cristiano Ronaldo - were desperate to spoil the party.

In the latest of our throwback series, Alex Lection recaps the action from a long Euro 2016 final...

https://sportsbunker.co.uk/portugal-v-france-euro-2016-final/

Reports in the British press suggest the decision has been made to postpone the Ryder Cup to 2021 amid health and safety...
22/06/2020

Reports in the British press suggest the decision has been made to postpone the Ryder Cup to 2021 amid health and safety concerns. Confirmation expected this week.

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