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Sinner and Zverev march into Paris Masters last eight
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Sinner and Zverev march into Paris Masters last eight

Italy's Jannik Sinner during his round of 16 match against Argentina's Francisco Cerundolo at the ATP 1000 Masters, Paris Masters, in Nanterre, France, on October 30, 2025. SARAH MEYSSONNIER / REUTERS Jannik Sinner eased past Francisco Cerundolo 7-5, 6-1 at the Paris Masters on Thursday, October 30, to set up a quarter-final clash with Ben Shelton, while reigning champion Alexander Zverev earned a straight-sets win over Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in the third round. A maiden crown in the French capital will return Sinner to number one in the world rankings after current incumbent Carlos Alcaraz suffered a shock early exit at the hands of Britain's Cameron Norrie. The Italian four-time Grand Slam champion is yet to drop a set in the tournament...
Former French rugby forward Andrรฉ Herrero dies at 87
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Former French rugby forward Andrรฉ Herrero dies at 87

RC Toulon rugby player Andrรฉ Herrero holds the trophy and celebrates with supporters their victory over SU Agen at the Challenge Yves du Manoir, on May 24, 1970 in Colombes. - / AFP Ex-France rugby international Andrรฉ Herrero has died aged 87, his former club Toulon announced on Friday, October 24. Nicknamed "The Great," Herrero played 22 times for Les Bleus between 1963 and 1971, winning the Five Nations title in his final year of Test rugby. Herrero, who could cover second-row and back-row, spent 16 years at Toulon as a player before stints as a coach and president before being inducted into the club's hall of fame, alongside England icon Jonny Wilkinson in 2023. "It's with immense sadness that Toulon learnt of the death of Andrรฉ Herre...
French biathlon star Julia Simon convicted of stealing money from a teammate
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French biathlon star Julia Simon convicted of stealing money from a teammate

French biathlon champion Julia Simon, who was found guilty of credit card fraud, at a courthouse in the French Alps, on October 24, 2025. JEAN-PHILIPPE KSIAZEK / AFP French biathlon star Julia Simon was found guilty of theft and credit card fraud by a French court and handed a three-month suspended prison sentence on Friday, October 24, a decision that raises questions over her participation at next year's Winter Olympics. Simon was accused of repeatedly using a bank card belonging to her teammate Justine Braisaz-Bouchet, as well as that of a French team staff member, to make online purchases totaling more than โ‚ฌ2,000 ($2,300). Simon has previously claimed 10 world titles and won an Olympic silver medal for France in the mixed relay at the 202...
PSG regain Ligue 1 winning form, beat Brest 3-0
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PSG regain Ligue 1 winning form, beat Brest 3-0

PSG's Achraf Hakimi, fourth from left, celebrates with his teammates after scoring his side's opening goal during the French League One football match between Brest and Paris Saint-Germain in Brest, France, on October 25, 2025. JEREMIAS GONZALEZ / AP Paris Saint-Germain won after two Ligue 1 stalemates, beating Brest 3-0 on Saturday, October 25, to replace Marseille at the top of the table. The reigning French and European champions regained the summit after Marseille came unstuck 2-1 in the late game at Lens. Mason Greenwood continued his fine form, putting Marseille into a 17th-minute lead a week after netting four in the 6-2 hammering of Le Havre. But they were undone by Odsonne Edouard's penalty after a foul by Benjamin Pavard, who then sc...
‘For me, it’s not doping, but a chance to learn more about the human body’s limits’
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‘For me, it’s not doping, but a chance to learn more about the human body’s limits’

After American Fred Kerley, a double Olympic medalist in the 100 meters, French athlete Mouhamadou Fall signed a contract on Thursday, October 23, with the Enhanced Games. These are often dubbed the "Doping Games" because "performance-enhancing substances" will be allowed under an announced protocol described as "safe, legal and science-based," are set to hold their inaugural edition โ€“ with athletics, swimming and weightlifting events โ€“ in Las Vegas, Nevada, from May 21 to 24. Offering huge bonuses to participating athletes, this project, launched by Australian entrepreneur Aron D'Souza in 2023, has sparked controversy in athletic and scientific circles. It openly aims to create a "super humanity," to end the "hegemony of the Olympic Games," and to challenge what organizers...