Guo: "I'll never forget the days with Tian"

After the diving World Cup star diver Guo Jingjing sat down to an interview with the Tianfu Morning Post and for the first time discussed fellow diver Tian Liang and the rumors that have flown about their relationship.

Olympic champion detained for drunk driving

A Chinese table tennis champion and an Olympic gold medalist in 2000 has been fined after a late-night drunk driving incident, state media and a sports official said Monday.

Liu Xiang: Olympics weighs more than world records

Liu Xiang is a proud world record holder now, but his main goal hasn't changed: retaining the medal for the 110-meter hurdles at the 2008 Games in his hometown, Beijing.

Woods seals 11th major title

Tiger Woods completed one of the best ball-striking weeks of his career to retain his British Open title with an emotional two-shot victory over compatriot Chris DiMarco on Sunday.

Liu Xiang says his world record might stand until he becomes grandfather

Olympic champion Liu Xiang said here on Monday that his men's 110 meters hurdles world record of 12.88 seconds might stand until he becomes a grandfather.

FIFA punishes Zidane, Materazzi

France legend Zinedine Zidane on Thursday was handed a fine and a nominal three-match ban for his World Cup final head-butt on Italy defender Marco Materazzi.

Yao and Wang to form China's 'Walking Great Wall'

China is mulling a Yin and Yang strategy for the upcoming World Basketball Championships, based on the inside and outside games of Yao Ming and Wang Zhizhi, known together as the "Walking Great Wall."

Liu Xiang keen to defend Shanghai crown

Liu Xiang said on Tuesday he was focussing on retaining his Shanghai Grand Prix title in September after breaking the 110 metres hurdles world record last week.

Dong rescues United against Chiefs

Manchester United's Fangzhuo Dong (3rd L) celebrates his goal with team mates Simpson (L), Brown (2nd L) and O'Shea after scoring against South Africa's Kaiser Chief during their soccer match in Cape Town, South Africa July 18, 2006. [Reuters]

Cool Spanish teenager is no bullfighting clone

I am innocent until proven guilty, says Ullrich

Former Tour de France winner Jan Ullrich says he is innocent of any doping allegations made against him, until proven guilty.

Juventus's Pessotto out of danger

Doctors treating Juventus team manager Gianluca Pessotto, who fell from a window last month in an apparent suicide attempt, said on Monday he is now out of danger and has resumed breathing on his own.