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Win tickets to the Greyhound Derby Final at Wimbledon

We have teamed up with bookmaker William Hill to offer one lucky reader and four mates, tickets to the 2012 williamhill.com Greyhound Derby Final at Wimbledon Stadium on Saturday May 26.Read

Sports book review: Can’t Swim, Can’t Ride, Can’t Run

Can’t Swim, Can’t Ride, Can’t Run By Andy HolgateRead

Win tickets to the world's greatest squash tournament

The greatest squash tournament in the world, The British Open Championships, are returning to London after an absence of several years - and you can be there.Read

Hounslow swimmer victim of 'plastic Brits' Olympic row

A HOUNSLOW swimmer has become the latest victim of the 'plastic Brits' row which has tainted Team GB's run up to the London Olympics.Read

Whitton man to ref Kell Brook versus Matthew Hatton

AMIR Khan may have been one of Britain's youngest ever world champions, but Marcus McDonnell remembers the day he almost ended the boxer's career before it had begun.Read

Pinsent backs Richmond rower for London 2012 glory

FOUR-TIME Olympic champion Matthew Pinsent concedes Alan Campbell (pictured) is faced with the hardest task of anyone at the London 2012 Games - but believes he is the perfect man to overcome it.Read

Alexander: England will fight back at Chiswick

RICHARD Alexander insists England will make up for today's (Tuesday) defeat to Belgium in Chiswick by putting on a stormer for the rest of the London Cup.Read

Win Panthers V Somerset t20 tickets

THANKS to Middlesex County Cricket Club we’ve got ten pairs of tickets to give away to the Middlesex Panthers take on Somerset in the Friends Life t20 match at Southgate’s Walker Ground on Sunday July 10.Read

Giant killing on Wimbledon's Centre Court

Giant killing was the name of the game on Wimbledon's Centre Court yesterday as wild card Sabine Lisicki unceremoniously dumped China's new darling Li Na, the French Open champion, out of the tournament.Read

Brits suffer mixed fortunes at Wimbledon

Britain's tennis teens experienced the highs and lows of Wimbledon yesterday as injury hampered Heather Watson's advance to the second round while Laura Robson danced to a meeting today with Maria Sharapova in the advancing twilight.Read

Serena Williams breaks down after Wimbledon victory

Wimbledon was a sea of tears yesterday - and, for once, it wasn't the despair of British women knocked out in round one of the world's greatest tennis tournament.Read

Murray survives early Wimbledon scare

The Centre Court's new roof came of age yesterday as Andy Murray saw off Daniel Gimeno-Traver - but only after hiccupping in the first set.Read

Groves beats old rival DeGale to land British title

ISLEWORTH'S Georgie Groves landed the British super-middleweight title following a majority decision in his grudge match with old rival James DeGale on Saturday.Read

Groves: DeGale rematch would make 'mockery' of rivalry

British and Commonwealth super middleweight champion George Groves believes a rematch with James DeGale would make a mockery of their bitter rivalry.Read

Win tickets to BAMMA 6 at Wembley Arena

Trinity Mirror Southern has teamed up with The British Association of Mixed Martial Arts (BAMMA) to offer five pairs of tickets to its showpiece event at Wembley Arena.Read

Win tickets to the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth

We've teamed up with BMW PGA at Wentworth to give away 45 pairs of tickets to this year's ChampionshipRead

Perfect record continues for three darts clubs

YEADING Social Club, Bedfont Sports Club and the SSNR Club each maintained their 100% start to the season with wins in Division One on Tuesday.Read

George on Commonwealth route to crown

ISLEWORTH'S Georgie Groves will happily bypass the British super-middleweight title - because the fighter insists there is another route to a world crown.Read

Hundal gunning for German bomber after US open loss

Not only did the German pool star beat Hundal in the final of the Sarajevo Open earlier this month, but he also knocked him out of the US Open last week.Read