The world will have to wait until 2021 for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games after it was announced last week that the global showpiece has been postponed due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. While the world is in lockdown and sporting events are on an indefinite break, we identify five of the greatest moments in Olympic history: 

Roberto Bautista Agut will be looking to upset the favourites at the 2020 Dubai Tennis Championship men's tournament between 24 and 29 February.

Novak Djokovic will go down in history as one of the best and most dominant tennis players to ever play the game, he has amassed a number of records on his way to 17 Grand Slam titles. Here are a few of his most notable achievements.

In addition to track, field, gymnastics and swimming – these are the four new Olympic events to get excited about ahead of the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.

Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc will be looking to clinch his maiden Abu Dhabi Grand Prix title on Sunday. 
 

A sport with the amount of history as ice hockey has a number of amazing facts. From player habits to odd game rules, hockey has its fair share of weird tales. Here are just five strange things you might not know about ice hockey.

To a newcomer American football can look incredibly complex and, at times, chaotic, but once you understand the basics, American football can be one of the most exciting sports to watch. 

The 2019 ATP Finals will be played at the O2 Arena in the capital city of England, London between 10 and 17 November. 

As the saying goes “records are made to be broken”, while that might be true for most sports records that exist at the moment, there is a small number – maybe 1% – that will most likely never be broken. These are the records that will probably stand the test of time and see the holders etched into history as not only the best in their field but as the legend who could not be beaten.

The 2019 Malaysian Grand Prix is set to take place in Selangor which is one of the 13 states of Malaysia.