Viktor Hovland’s ace and Mike Tyson means business – Thursday’s sporting social
Final preparations were made at the Ryder Cup.
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Football
It’s safe to say not everyone in the latest England squad was pleased with their EA Sports rating.
Tony Bellew enjoyed Everton’s Carabao Cup win.
Cricket
Kevin Pietersen is enjoying the return of Andrew Flintoff to the England set-up.
Golf
Viktor Hovland might wish he’d saved this for later on in Ryder Cup week.
Justin Rose is Ryder Cup ready.
The rookies are ready to roll in Rome.
Shane Lowry was pleased to see compatriot Tom Grennan on the entertainment bill.
Luke Donald showed off his language skills…
…before struggling to make himself heard.
The USA man’s national team got behind their side.
Sergio Garcia has strong opinions about MLS.
Boxing
Mike Tyson meant business.
Tennis
Wimbledon doubles champion Neal Skupski met Mohamed Salah.