Premier League news: Five ways the international break could help Leeds Utd avoid relegation
While the latest round of international fixtures undoubtedly halts the momentum of some in the Premier League, those clubs stuck in a rough patch are sure to embrace the short interval in their campaigns.
Here, Sports News Blitz writer Charlie Fawcett looks towards the bottom of the table, taking a deep dive into Leeds United’s current struggles on the pitch and how a break may do them more good than bad.
Wrestling news: Will Ospreay or Darby Allin – Who should challenge MJF at AEW’s All In London?
Will Ospreay and Darby Allin have emerged as the two strongest contenders for the AEW World Championship, but which star will secure a spot at All In London? With 156 days to go, the question of who should face MJF at Wembley Stadium remains – assuming the latter retains his title against Kenny Omega at AEW’s upcoming PPV, Dynasty, on April 12th.
Here, Sports News Blitz writer Mosaddek Abu takes a look at two superstars and gives his thoughts on who should be the number one contender in August.
Teams to look out for in the upcoming 2025/26 NBA playoffs
With teams already clinching their playoff berths for the postseason, there have been surprise packages that could contend for the 2026 NBA Championship.
Here, Sports News Blitz writer Lorenzo Gagliotta finds out who might be genuine challengers to take home the glory in the 2025/26 NBA Playoffs.
Liverpool news: Mohamed Salah’s five most memorable moments in a Reds shirt
On Tuesday, March 24, Liverpool legend Mohamed Salah announced that he will be leaving the Anfield giants in the summer, following the conclusion of the 2025/26 season.
Here, Sports News Blitz’s Joshua Topping takes a look at Salah’s five most memorable moments in a Liverpool shirt.
National Padel League’s USA National Team League Announces Return for 2026 Season Following Breakout 2025 Campaign
Following a record-breaking 2025 season that solidified its position as the premier amateur padel team competition in the U.S., the National Padel League (NPL) today announced the launch of its 2026 USA National Team League season. Building on a year of unprecedented growth, the 2026 circuit will introduce a dual-season format (Spring and Fall), expanded women’s categories and a continued nationwide expansion across six major U.S. regions.
Horse racing news: Constitution Hill rating remains unchanged despite ‘highly striking’ performance
Constitution Hill’s rating remains unchanged after his latest success on the Flat at Kempton, beating a more promising rival than he had at Southwell again with ease.
Given it was a steadily-run race, the form can’t be rated too highly, so Nicky Henderson’s star remains on a Timeform rating of 106P. The Timeform large ‘P’ indicates Constitution Hill’s potential for significant improvement after only two starts on the Flat.
Championship predictions: Coventry champions; Middlesbrough to win play-off final
Coventry City currently sit pretty at the top of the Championship with a nine-point gap over Middlesbrough in second place.
The Midlands side are favourites to go up, with their consistency playing a key part in the division this year.
Sport News Blitz’s Elliot Ward has more on the Championship promotion race.
Second Anglo American Padel Cup Confirmed for South Florida in February 2027
The Anglo American Padel Cup is pleased to announce the venue and dates for its second edition, following the competition’s exhilarating London debut in October 2025, which saw Team USA secure a hard fought victory that came down to the last two matches on court.
F1 introduce qualifying change for Japanese GP to address energy concerns
Formula 1 has moved quickly to address growing concerns over its new 2026 regulations, introducing a late change to qualifying rules ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka running from Friday, March 27 to Sunday, March 29.
F1 news: Ferrari fight back while Mercedes play politics
Formula 1 in 2026 is shaping up to be a battle not just on the track but in the boardroom, and Ferrari are proving they know how to play both arenas with integrity, writes Sports News Blitz’s Noah Ngcobo.
MMA opinion: Why Arman Tsarukyan isn’t fighting for a belt
In any other era, Arman Tsarukyan’s dominance over the lightweight division would be inevitable. But his antics outside the cage have cost him dearly, and his future remains uncertain.
Sports News Blitz writer Ollie Hughes discusses the uncertain future of one of the lightweight division’s most talented fighters.
Bringing a complete style that incorporates short throws, well-timed takedowns, and strong striking fundamentals, combined with sheer athleticism, Arman Tsarukyan is a problem for anyone at 155lb.
And yet, as the lightweight title picture continues to shift around him, he remains just outside it. Not quite ignored, but never fully embraced by the UFC marketing machine.
Padel news: ‘The Olympics needs padel more than padel needs the Olympics’, says Gail Emms
Padel’s rapid rise in the UK is being driven by participation, visibility, and social appeal, with leading figures from sport and industry highlighting both the scale of its growth and the work still required to support its long-term prospects. That was the takeaway from the debut Padel 22 Media Sessions event in London.
Amidst growing discussion surrounding padel’s Olympic prospects for Brisbane 2032, it was former world badminton champion and Olympic silver medallist Gail Emms MBE who delivered one of the standout lines of the day, offering a measured take on the sport’s Olympic ambitions.
Horse racing news: Six-time winner Bill Turner to be honoured with Brocklesby Stakes
Six-time Brocklesby Stakes–winning trainer Bill Turner, who died tragically at the age of 78 following an incident at his Somerset stables last year, will have his name added to this year’s running of the prestigious two-year-old contest at Doncaster.
In memory of Turner, William Hill and Doncaster Racecourse have agreed to rename the race the William Hill Bill Turner Brocklesby Stakes, which will take place on Saturday 28th March.
The last five winners of the Grand National
The Grand National has an extraordinary ability to generate stories that transcend sport. Whether it is an amateur jockey fulfilling a lifelong dream, a female rider making history, or a 50/1 outsider defying every expectation, Aintree has a way of producing moments that linger.
If you are looking for Grand National betting inspiration ahead of the next renewal, studying recent winners is always a sensible starting point. Here is a look back at the five horses who have claimed jump racing's greatest prize since 2021.
Monday Night Raw analysis: Five things we learned on the road to WrestleMania
Monday Night Raw on March 23 turned up the gears again as we go further down the path to this year's showcase of immortals. Sports News Blitz writer Joe Jones talks us through the action.
F1 opinion: Why Aston Martin have struggled so far this season
Aston Martin have had a poor start to life with the 2026 regulations, with neither driver able to be anywhere near as competitive as they should be, with three DNFs in the opening two races.
Whilst it looked to be a dream season in hindsight, especially with Adrian Newey among the ranks - so far it has been nothing short of a disaster for the Silverstone-based team.
Here, Sports News Blitz writer and F1 fan Luca Salmasi takes a look at five key talking points from Aston Martin’s second race of the season.
Why the international break could be a turning point for Liverpool FC
For Liverpool FC, the international break arrives at a crucial moment in their season.
Recent performances have lacked consistency, with fluctuating results disrupting momentum in both domestic and European competitions.
Here, Sports News Blitz writer Joshua Topping takes a look at Liverpool FC’s opportunities and risks in the international break.
F2 news: Five prospects to keep an eye on this season – Rafael Camara, Alex Dunne and more
Since George Russell won the title in 2018, no F2 champion has made it to F1 the following season, and fewer rookies have made the step up over those six years.
In 2025, the tide turned with six rookies on the grid, including double junior champion Gabriel Bortoleto. Arvid Lindblad is the only rookie this season, but a strong F2 field could suggest more fresh faces make the step up in 2027.
Here, Sports News Blitz writer and F1 fan Luca Salmasi takes a look at five prospects that fans should keep an eye on this season.
Soccer news: Xavi Simons eyes shock exit as Barcelona return rumours emerge
Xavi Simons could be set for a summer move away from Tottenham Hotspur, with reports suggesting the Dutchman is open to leaving after just one season in North London, with Barcelona keeping tabs on the midfielder.
Here, Sports News Blitz writer Tyler Cooke assesses where Simons’ future may lie.
F1 opinion: The rise of the new stars – Kimi Antonelli, Oliver Bearman and more
The new F1 season is already hinting at a generational shift, with a wave of young talent making an immediate impact.
Teams are no longer waiting for experience to mature – raw speed and adaptability are being fast-tracked to the top.
Here, Sports News Blitz F1 writer Ella Magyar documents the rise of the grid’s young stars.