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23-time Grand Slam tennis champion Serena Williams is the latest sportsperson to promote weight loss medication like Ozempic, fuelling criticism over possibly encouraging toxic beauty standards, discouraging healthy habits, and the fact that she has affiliated herself with drugs that the World Anti-Doping Agency added to its monitored substances list
UKAD has employed an all-female team of Doping Control Personnel for World Rugby to assist with the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025. The tournament also features the largest cohort of female coaches in the event’s history
The Welsh Rugby Union plans to cut the number of its professional clubs from four to two, insisting that this is vital to protect the game
Women’s Rugby World Cup organisers have announced that the tournament’s final will be the most attended women’s rugby match in history with 82,000 attendees expected in Twickenham
With around one-third of National Football League teams embracing male cheerleaders, the league has faced backlash, which has also highlighted the bigotry within sport
FIFA could potentially hold the Club World Cup every 2 years from 2029 and expand the tournament by 16 teams, triggering further backlash
23-times gold medallist swimmer Michael Phelps has highlighted USA swimming’s weak leadership, governance failures and concerning safeguarding record, and is calling for a systematic overhaul
The International Ski Federation has revealed that Norwegian Olympic champion ski jumpers Marius Lindvik and Johann Forfang, as well as three team members have been charged with tampering with the athletes’ ski suits during the World Championships. The team members have conceded to intentionally doing so after being caught, but the athletes themselves have said that they did not know about the manipulation
Sport Resolutions’ 2024/25 Annual Report is now live, showcasing a year of record case volumes, major safeguarding growth, and expanding international partnerships. Highlights include updated strategy and values, the re-tendering of key programmes, and the launch of a refreshed, more diverse global panel
