July 24, 2012
Star Sport


Spearmon: Blake's the real deal
“BIRMINGHAM, England: He may be extremely good friends with the world's fastest man Usain Bolt, but American 200m medal hopeful Wallace Spearmon has been left in awe by the beastly Yohan Blake, who he warned, is the real deal.... . read more
Merritt steps up

BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) Hurdler Aries Merritt has stepped up his performance simply by taking out a step. He once utilised an eight-step approach to the first hurdle, causing him to tap the brakes to get over it...

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Austin set for Leeds

National midfielder Rodolph Austin is set for a move to the English Championship next season.....

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Mullings was a real gentleman at YMCA

Sakima Mullings, who is rated as one of Jamaica's top professional boxers, must have created boxing history last Saturday night, when, instead of stepping away after knocking down his opponent...

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London Log - No problems with US link

birmingham, England - Monday morning started bright and early as Ricardo Makyn and I made a trip across town to scout the United States (US) track team at their training base....

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Gayle holds the key as WI face NZ in first Test

Boosted by the return of Chris Gayle and the emergence of mystery off-spinner Sunil Narine the West Indies will tomorrow begin their quest to win a Test series on home soil for the first time since 2009...

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Reasonable Press is ready to roll

REASONABLE PRESS is a reasonable bet with Aaron Chatrie for tomorrow's 1200-metre seventh race, considering the form the Philip Feanny-trained colt has shown in six starts this season....

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Bolt favourite for 100m, 200m double in London

The build-up to the London 2012 Olympic Games has hit fever pitch in Jamaica, and Supreme Ventures has added to the excitement with the release of its highly anticipated sports betting odds, through its popular JustBet brand....

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