Jeddah Superdome to host return of WWE King and Queen of the Ring

WWE King and Queen of the ring will take place at Jeddah’s Superdome on May 24-25. (WWE)

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Updated 22 May 2024

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May 22, 2024 13:52

Jeddah Superdome to host return of WWE King and Queen of the Ring

Likes of Cody Rhodes, Logan Paul and Becky Lynch will take part in the action this weekend

Updated 22 May 2024

Arab News

May 22, 2024 13:52

JEDDAH: WWE is set to return to Saudi Arabia with the double-header of SmackDown and King and Queen of the Ring this weekend at Jeddah’s Superdome.

The action will kick off on May 24 with the Kingdom’s inaugural SmackDown event, which will be broadcast live globally.

WWE superstars will battle it out in the semifinals of the the King and Queen of the Ring, with the finals taking place on May 25.

The Superdome, the world’s largest pillarless structure of its kind, will host the first King of The Ring event to take place since 2015, and the first crowning of a Queen of The Ring since the inaugural Queen’s Crown Tournament, which took place at WWE Crown Jewel in Riyadh in 2021.

The match card for this weekend includes:

Undisputed WWE Championship: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. Logan Paul

WWE King and Queen of the Ring is set to be headlined by Cody Rhodes and Logan Paul in a Championship vs. Championship match. Rhodes will be mounting a defense of his new Undisputed WWE Championship after he solidified his reign at WWE Backlash: France.

WWE Women’s Championship: Becky Lynch (c) vs. Liv Morgan

Women’s World Champion Becky Lynch will put her title on the line against Liv Morgan. Lynch won the title in a battle royal after Rhea Ripley was forced to vacate the title after suffering an injury from Morgan backstage. Lynch last eliminated Morgan in the battle royal, but The Liv Morgan Revenge Tour continues with her latest shot at dethroning the champion.

Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn vs. Chad Gable vs. Bronson Reed (Triple Threat Match)

Sami Zayn will put the Intercontinental Title on the line in a Triple Threat Match against Chad Gable and “Big” Bronson Reed at WWE King and Queen of the Ring. After ending Gunther’s historic title reign at Wrestlemania 40, Zayn was challenged by Gable despite his help in ending the longest Intercontinental Title reign in WWE history. Reed also attacked Zayn and Gable to set his own claim to the title. As a result, all three will battle for the championship.

Queen of the Ring final

There is just one match left until the Queen of the Ring Final, and Bianca Belair and Nia Jax will battle it out to make it there. Belair bested Candice LeRae and Tiffany Stratton, setting up a meeting with Jax, who took out Naomi and Jade Cargill in the tournament.

Belair and Jax have never faced each other one-on-one and with the crown just inches away, each Superstar will be out to prove herself. The winner will face Lyra Valkyria, who won her place in the final after Monday Night Raw this week, in a match against Iyo Sky.

King of the Ring final

On Friday Night SmackDown, Randy Orton and Tama Tonga will compete for a position in the King of the Ring final against Gunther, who defeated Jey Uso in the semifinal match on Monday Night Raw.

Orton made his way into the semifinal after taking out AJ Styles and Carmelo Hayes, while Tama Tonga bested Angelo Dawkins and LA Knight. Before this year, Orton had not yet won a single King of the Ring Match in his career. Now he is set on making his promise to eliminate The Bloodline to advance to the final match on Saturday night.

Topics: WWE King of the Ring

Emma Raducanu to make Dubai debut against two-time Grand Slam semi-finalist Maria Sakkari

Updated 16 February 2025

Arab News

February 16, 2025 12:02

Emma Raducanu to make Dubai debut against two-time Grand Slam semi-finalist Maria Sakkari

The match is a repeat of 2021 US Open semi-final, while the draw also pits Arab ace Ons Jabeur against Peyton Stearns

Updated 16 February 2025

Arab News

February 16, 2025 12:02

DUBAI: The official draw for the 25th WTA 1000 event at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships served up some intriguing first-round clashes, with the tie of the round pitching former US Open champion Emma Raducanu against Greek former World No. 3 and two-time Grand Slam semi-finalist Maria Sakkari.

Tunisian ace Ons Jabeur, meanwhile, will take on American Peyton Stearns in the opening round. With the full draw completed during Saturday’s ceremony at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium, the stage is set for a week of world-class women’s tennis with 36 of the top 40 players scheduled to take to the courts in Garhoud.

Raducanu, who received a wildcard for the event, is making her Dubai debut and aims to extend her winning run over Sakkari, having previously defeated the Greek No. 1 in the 2021 US Open semi-final on route to her maiden Grand Slam title before following that up with a comprehensive straight sets victory to reach the last 16 of Wimbledon last year.

The 25th anniversary WTA 1000 event will be held from Feb. 16-22 at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium, with a star-studded line-up featuring nine of the world’s top 10 and 17 of the top 20 players, including reigning champion Jasmine Paolini. The top eight seeds all received first-round byes in Saturday’s draw.

“This year marks the 25th edition of the women’s tournament, which has permanent 1000 status. The competition has grown significantly alongside the men’s ATP 500 event, which celebrates its 33rd anniversary next week,” Ramesh Cidambi, managing director of Dubai Duty Free and chairman of the tournament organising committee, said.

“As always, the WTA week draws the world’s top female athletes, and this year is no different. We look forward to welcoming back, among others, World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka, five-time Grand Slam winner Iga Swiatek and reigning champion Jasmine Paolini, who reached the French Open and Wimbledon finals before winning Olympic doubles gold in a breakout 2024.”

The official draw was attended by 2024 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championship finalist Anna Kalinskaya, now world No. 18, and Sorana Cirstea, a two-time WTA Tour singles champion and Dubai resident, who is making her ninth appearance at the tournament.

Kalinskaya enjoyed a career-defining year in 2024 as she climbed from world No. 77 to just outside the top 10, defeating Coco Gauff, Swiatek and Jelena Ostapenko on her way to last year’s final in Dubai.

“I’m very excited to be back. I have so many good memories from last year’s amazing matches, so I’m really looking forward to playing in front of this crowd. Hopefully, I can put on a great performance and deliver some exciting matches,” the 26-year-old said.

Asked about her plans to improve in 2025, she added: “There’s no big secret, just hard work and improving day by day. Of course, my goal this year is to be even better and reach the top 10.”

Cirstea, who in February reached her highest ranking in more than a decade —just one spot shy of her 2013 career high, said: “I don’t know if many people know, but I live in Dubai. I have residency here, so this is my home. This feels like a home tournament, and again, I’m very, very grateful for receiving the wildcard. I’m very excited to be back. I know the field is extremely tough, but I hope I can have a good week and show my best.

“This is my ninth appearance here. The first time I came, I was 17 years old, and I can see all the improvements the tournament has made. In my eyes, it’s one of the best tournaments on [the WTA] Tour.”

The 25th edition of the annual WTA event takes place a week before the men’s event at the same venue. The women’s competition will run from Feb. 16-22, before the 33rd staging of the ATP Tour 500 tournament from Feb. 24 to March 1.

Topics: tennis Emma Raducanu Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships

Three tied for individual lead, Majesticks top team leaderboard at LIV Golf Adelaide

Updated 16 February 2025

Arab News

February 16, 2025 11:50

Three tied for individual lead, Majesticks top team leaderboard at LIV Golf Adelaide

Torque GC’s Carlos Ortiz, Fireballs GC’s Abraham Ancer and Majesticks GC’s Sam Horsfield eye last round glory in Australia

Updated 16 February 2025

Arab News

February 16, 2025 11:50

ADELAIDE: Sam Horsfield was not sure of the last time his Majesticks GC produced a top-three finish. Told that it was LIV Golf Boston in 2022, he replied: “Yeah, my memory doesn’t go back that far.”

Since then, 33 LIV Golf tournaments have been played, but now the Majesticks are one round away from ending their record drought — and possibly sweeping both trophies.

They enter the final round of LIV Golf Adelaide with a one-shot advantage on the team leaderboard, while Horsfield has a share of the individual lead with Torque GC’s Carlos Ortiz and Fireballs GC’s Abraham Ancer. That trio is three strokes ahead of the rest of the field, while Torque captain Joaquin Niemann and Legion XIII’s Jon Rahm lurk in solo fourth and fifth, respectively.

Sunday could be the biggest day in Majesticks history, with both Horsfield and Henrik Stenson (tied for sixth) in contention. Stenson, a team co-captain along with fellow European stars Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood, has the team’s only trophy of any kind, winning individual honors in his LIV Golf debut in 2022 at Bedminster.

“I call them crafty veterans,” said Horsfield, the team’s youngest player. “They’ve been around the block a few times, and they know how to get it done. I think they’re really, really excited. I can feel my phone vibrating in my back pocket, so I’m sure it’s them in a group chat.”

They will have to conquer The Grange course that has proved quite formidable this week, especially with swirling winds that created plenty of challenges. The stroke average for the field on Saturday was more than half a stroke over par (72.611) and played almost a stroke higher than the opening round.

The Majesticks were the only team in which all four players shot rounds under par on Saturday, with Horsfield shooting a three-under 69, Poulter and Westwood shooting two-under 70s, and Stenson contributing a one-under 71. Their cumulative eight- under total was four strokes better than any other team, and left them one stroke ahead of Rahm’s Legion XIII, the winners last week in Riyadh, and Sergio Garcia’s Fireballs GC.

The UK-centric lineup believes the new LIV Golf format in which all scores count for every round benefits them. Playing in tricky conditions should also favor a team with three veteran players who possess more than 80 career professional wins.

“Looking back at some of the previous years, I think we’ve been one of the more consistent teams, but we haven’t really had those low rounds getting in there,” Stenson said. “Especially with the conditions being as they are, being tough, then if we can just keep on grinding away and playing solid tee to green, then we should give ourselves some good chances.”

Horsfield, 28, is seeking his first LIV Golf individual win and the fourth since turning pro in 2017. The solo leader after an opening 66, he bogeyed his first hole on Saturday and was one over for his round at the turn but steadied the ship on the back nine and finished with two birdies to grab a share of the lead at nine under.

“It was a real tough test,” Horsfield said. “I was really proud of the way that I hung in there and fought.”

His playing partners for the final round experienced LIV Golf success last season, with Ancer winning in Hong Kong and Ortiz in Houston. Ancer also knows what it’s like to win in Australia, having claimed the Australian Open in 2018. His five-under 67 was the lowest score on Saturday.

“I love this kind of golf,” Ancer said. “I’ve always loved playing in Australia. Seeing the conditions like this is exciting. It’s tough, but it’s really good for me.”

Ortiz had three birdies in a four-hole stretch midway through his round en route to shooting 68. He picked his battles in the tricky conditions and also escaped trouble better than anybody else. On Saturday, he was a perfect seven for seven in scrambling.

“You really have to be respectful of the golf course, almost play a little bit defensive, and I think I’ve done a good job of that,” Ortiz said. “I feel like I’ve taken my medicine when I’ve been out of play. I’ve honestly played quite conservative off the tee and into the greens, and I think that’s paid off.”

Team scores

LIV Golf’s new scoring format now counts all four scores in every round in the team competition. Here are the results and scores for each team after Saturday’s Round 2 of LIV Golf Adelaide.

Majesticks GC -10 (Horsfield 69, Poulter 70, Westwood 70, Stenson 71; Rd. 2 score: -8)

T2. Fireballs GC -9 (Ancer 67, Puig 70, Garcia 74, Masaveu 74; Rd. 2 score: -3)

T2. Legion XIII -9 (Hatton 72, McKibbin 71, Rahm 69, Surratt 73; Rd. 2 score: -3)

Crushers GC -5 (Lahiri 70, Casey 71, DeChambeau 73, Howell III 74; Rd. 2 score: E)

Torque GC -3 (Ortiz 68, Niemann 71, Munoz 74, Pereira 79; Rd. 2 score: +5)

Stinger GC -2 (Burmester 71, Grace 72, Schwartzel 73, Oosthuizen 75; Rd. 2 score: +3)

Ripper GC -1 (Herbert 70, Leishman 70, Jones 71, Smith 73; Rd. 2 score: -4)

4Aces GC E (Varner III 71, Pieters 72, Reed 73, Johnson 78; Rd. 2 score: +6)

Hyflyers GC +2 (Steele 70, Tringale 71, Mickelson 74, Ogletree 75; Rd. 2 score: +2)

Iron Heads GC +4 (Ormsby 71, Jang 72, Na 72, Lee 74; Rd. 2 score: +1)

Smash GC +8 (Koepka 71, Kokrak 73, Gooch 74, McDowell 75; Rd. 2 score: +5)

Rangegoats GC +11 (Campbell 70, Uihlein 72, Watson 72, Wolff 80; Rd. 2 score: +6)

Cleeks GC +18 (Bland 73, Meronk 75, Kjettrup 75, Kaymer 79; Rd. 2 score: +14)

Wildcards: Lee 76, Kim 77

Topics: golf LIV Golf

Indian cricketers arrive in Dubai for Pakistan-hosted Champions Trophy

Updated 16 February 2025

Fatimah Amjad

February 16, 2025 10:51

Indian cricketers arrive in Dubai for Pakistan-hosted Champions Trophy

India will begin their Champions Trophy campaign against Bangladesh on Feb. 20
Dubai will host India’s Champions Trophy matches due to tensions with Pakistan

Updated 16 February 2025

Fatimah Amjad

February 16, 2025 10:51

ISLAMABAD: India’s national cricket squad arrived in Dubai this week to take part in the Champions Trophy 2025 cricket tournament hosted by Pakistan, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed this week.

Led by skipper Rohit Sharma, India will begin their campaign to win the trophy on Feb. 20 against Bangladesh in Dubai.

India’s government refused to send its team to Pakistan for the tournament due to political tensions and security concerns. As a result, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), BCCI and the International Cricket Council (ICC) agreed that India will play all of its matches in Dubai as a form of a hybrid model.

“Touchdown Dubai,” BCCI wrote on its Instagram profile on Saturday. “Indian cricket team has arrived for Champions Trophy 2025.”

A video uploaded by the BCCI shows Indian cricketers Sharma, Virat Kohli and others embarking their tour bus and arriving at their hotel.

India will take on Pakistan in Dubai on Feb. 23 in what is being touted as one of the most anticipated cricket clashes of the year.

India’s matches with Pakistan draw thousands of spectators to stadiums across the globe while millions tune in from their homes.

Defending champions Pakistan beat India in the final of the Champions Trophy tournament in 2017 by 180 runs to lift the trophy.

Pakistan share Group A with India, New Zealand and Bangladesh. They take on New Zealand in the southern port city of Karachi on Feb. 19.

Topics: Champions Trophy 2025 ICC Pakistan Dubai Team India

The new NBA All-Star format is here, and Sunday night will show whether it works

Updated 16 February 2025

February 16, 2025 02:17

The new NBA All-Star format is here, and Sunday night will show whether it works

Updated 16 February 2025

February 16, 2025 02:17

SAN FRANCISCO: This will be an actual All-Star matchup. On one side, there’s a team with 86 combined All-Star selections, $2.7 billion in on-court earnings and where every single player on the team is either an NBA champion, an Olympic gold medalist, or both.
On the other, there’s a bunch of young guys without much in the way of resumes yet.
Welcome to the reimagined NBA All-Star Game, a single-elimination mini-tournament: four teams of eight players, three games, first to 40 points wins and a David vs. Goliath element thrown in there for good measure. It happens Sunday night in San Francisco, the NBA’s latest way of trying to make the midseason showcase event competitive again.
“It’s definitely different, definitely interesting,” New York’s Jalen Brunson said. “We’ll see. I’m just as interested as you.”
There’s no more Eastern Conference vs. Western Conference. There are four teams with new names: Shaq’s OGs, Kenny’s Young Stars, Chuck’s Global Stars and Candace’s Rising Stars, all a nod to TNT analysts and basketball greats Shaquille O’Neal, Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley and Candace Parker.
It’ll be Smith’s team against Barkley’s team in the first semifinal. The second one is the one with all the intrigue: O’Neal’s team of some of the biggest names in basketball history — LeBron James, Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, James Harden, Damian Lillard, Kyrie Irving, Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum.
They’re going up against this group of first- and second-year players that earned their way into the All-Star mix by winning Friday’s Rising Stars competition: San Antonio’s Stephon Castle, Utah’s Keyonte George, Phoenix’s Ryan Dunn, Memphis teammates Zach Edey and Jaylen Wells, Golden State’s Trayce Jackson-Davis, the Los Angeles Lakers’ Dalton Knecht and Houston’s Amen Thompson. Fine players, for sure, but they’re not All-Stars — at least, officially.
And yet, they could win the All-Star Game.
“I think that’s probably why they put this type of format in, to kind of heighten that sense of pride and not wanting to be on the wrong end of that,” Lillard said. “I mean, we’ll see. I think one thing about a team full of young players is they’re going to come out there and they’re going to play with some energy. They’re going to play fast. I think that’ll probably heighten the competition.”
The Rising Stars team is, by far, the long shot to win this thing, according to BetMGM Sportsbook. It’s fair to say that they won’t have much expected of them. But that said, Mac McClung — who went up against that team in the Rising Stars competition title game Friday night — said he wouldn’t count them out.
“They’re still NBA basketball players. They’re still really good basketball players,” McClung said. “And I think everybody’s vibe is just joy right now. We’ll see how competitive the game is. I’m excited to watch it myself.”
That’s the whole reason for the change: Competition, or at least the hope of having some.
The All-Star Game last year set all sorts of records: a 211-186 final score, almost everything 3-pointers or dunks, and it didn’t sit well with Commissioner Adam Silver and the rest of the NBA decision-makers. They don’t want Game 7-type mayhem. They want a better product.
So, the tournament idea became reality.
“I like taking chances on something different, knowing that the game had kind of stalled out for a couple of years,” Curry said. “I think it’ll work just because it’ll be something new for everybody.”
At least one player is vowing to play defense in this All-Star Game. San Antonio’s Victor Wembanyama, a top defensive player of the year candidate who is in the All-Star Game for the first time, said he’s bringing his best.
“That’s the goal,” Wembanyama said. “The goal is not to chill, for sure.”
Inside the numbers
To illustrate the size of the mismatch — on paper — in the second semifinal, consider this:
Shaq’s OGs have the No. 1 (James), No. 8 (Durant), No. 13 (Harden), the No. 27 (Curry), No. 37 (Lillard), No. 81 (Irving), No. 220 (Tatum) and No. 337 (Brown) scorers in NBA history.
The Rising Stars’ leading scorer: That would be George, tied for 1,813th on the all-time scoring list.
The format
It’s fairly simple: untimed games, first team to 40 points wins, no fouling out, regular rules pretty much apply. There is no consolation game.
Players on the winning team get $125,000 each. Players on the team that finishes second get $50,000 each. The other two teams get $25,000 per player.

Topics: NBA All-Star Game NBA

Bayern on track for title after keeping Leverkusen at bay

Updated 15 February 2025

February 15, 2025 23:34

Bayern on track for title after keeping Leverkusen at bay

Bayern barely crossed the half-way line and failed to register a shot on target in the first half for the first time since 1992
Xabi Alonso’s champions were unable to find a way through

Updated 15 February 2025

February 15, 2025 23:34

LEVERKUSEN, Germany: A dogged defensive performance from Bayern Munich kept Bayer Leverkusen at bay in a 0-0 away draw on Saturday to keep their eight-point lead atop the German Bundesliga..
Bayern barely crossed the half-way line and failed to register a shot on target in the first half for the first time since 1992, but Xabi Alonso’s champions were unable to find a way through.
The result, just the fifth time Bayern have dropped points in 22 league games this season, puts them on track to win back the title, with 12 games remaining.
Knowing only a win would realistically keep the title race alive, Leverkusen dominated the opening half but were unable to convert several chances, with Alonso electing to leave both strikers Patrik Schick and Victor Boniface on the bench.
Jeremie Frimpong headed against the bar 21 minutes in after some clever work from Florian Wirtz down the left.
Nathan Tella, scorer of the winner between these two sides in the German Cup in December, blasted against the bar from close range when one-on-one with Manuel Neuer four minutes later.
Neuer was almost caught out on the 33rd-minute mark when he ventured out of the penalty area, but Wirtz’s long-range effort from deep curled just wide.
Leverkusen again dominated the ball in the second half but could not find a way through.
Wirtz had a chance in the final minute to snatch a win, but his close-range effort went centimeters wide of the post.
Earlier on Saturday, Borussia Dortmund’s slide continued with a 2-0 loss at lowly Bochum.
The hosts, who started the game in last place, grabbed control in the first half when winter loan signing Georgios Masouras scored two goals in three minutes.
Masouras tapped a low Philipp Hofmann shot in from close range after 33 minutes and then pounced on a terrible back-pass from Niklas Suele to double the lead two minutes later.
Dortmund have lost five of their past seven and sit 11th.
“We need to turn things around soon,” Dortmund defender Nico Schlotterbeck said.
“It’s becoming a horror season,” he added.
Stuttgart failed to take advantage of fourth-placed Leipzig’s scoreless draw at Augsburg on Friday, giving up a one-goal lead to lose 2-1 at home against Wolfsburg.
Stuttgart’s Nick Woltemade came off the bench to put the hosts ahead after 72 minutes with a superb solo goal, but Wolfsburg hit back five minutes later when Tiago Tomas tapped in a Mohamed Amoura assist.
With five minutes remaining, Stuttgart’s Josha Vagnoman handled the ball in the box, bringing Amoura to the spot.
The Algerian nervelessly converted to grab all three points and lift the visitors to eighth, keeping alive their hopes of European football for the first time since 2022.
Elsewhere, Freiburg overcame a poor first-half penalty miss from Vincenzo Grifo to win 1-0 at St. Pauli thanks to an own goal from Philipp Treu with two minutes remaining.
Grifo tried a Panenka from the spot in the 45th minute but his limp effort was easily saved. Freiburg have missed all four penalties they have been awarded this season in the league.
In the dying stages, Treu, a former Freiburg player, diverted a shot into his own net. The visitors climbed to fifth on the table.
First half goals from Lukas Ullrich and Tim Kleindienst took Borussia Moenchengladbach to seventh with a win 2-1 at Union Berlin, who pulled one back from the spot in the second half through Andrej Ilic.

Topics: Bayern Munich Bayer Leverkusen Bundesliga Vincent Kompany

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