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The Women’s Tennis Association and International Tennis Federation have highlighted the seriousness behind sports betting-linked abuse by publishing the first ever season-wide report focusing on social media abuse directed at players
Michael Johnson, former Olympic champion sprinter, has expressed that due to economic concerns, he has cancelled the final meet of the Grand Slam Track, a global professional track league, that was due to take place in Los Angeles. However, organisers are confident that the league will return next year despite the sudden end to its 2025 inaugural season
Lee Kee-heung, former president of South Korea’s Sport and Olympic Committee, has reportedly been banned for four years by the organisation’s Sports Fairness Commission
16-year-old transgender track and field athlete from California, AB Hernandez, has voiced that “intimidation tactics” against her will not work after facing attacks for winning gold
The National Football League is facing criticism for permitting its players to participate in the Olympic debut of flag football
World Aquatics has announced that it will expel athletes involved in the 2026 Enhanced Games which promotes performance-enhancing drugs that are prohibited by global anti-doping regulations
World Boxing has announced that it will implement compulsory sex testing for all boxers starting from July 2025
Judge, Justice Maria Carroccia, expelled the jury involved in a Canadian hockey sexual assault case due to a complaint about the defence attorneys’ behaviour, and will soon determine the verdict alone
Sport Resolutions is pleased to announce its successful bid to continue operating the National Anti-Doping Panel, the UK’s independent tribunal for anti-doping disputes, for a three-year term from 1 April 2025 through 2028. The appointment follows a competitive tender process led by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport
