Oli Gent is a sports journalist who writes for Eurosport, covering a wide range of sports including tennis, snooker, rugby, basketball, and football. His articles provide in-depth analysis, interviews, and updates on the latest news and events in the sports world. Oli's work has also been featured in The Times, DISCOVERY SPORTS EVENTS, and Newswav.
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Oli Gent's coverage is heavily focused on sports events, particularly tennis, soccer/football, rugby, NBA, and snooker. His articles mainly revolve around event coverage and evolving stories within the world of sports.
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By: Oli Gent
Fiji have beaten Wales in Cardiff for the first time after a thrilling battle in their Autumn Nations Series clash. A scrappy first half which saw yellow cards for both sides as well as a red for the visitors saw Wales seize an early advantage as they looked end a nine-match losing streak. However, an impressive Fiji battled back after the break to snatch a historic win.
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By: Oli Gent
Wales slumped to a tenth straight defeat as Fiji produced a 24-19 comeback victory at the Principality Stadium.
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By: Oli Gent
Fiji's wing Jiuta Wainiqolo celebrates their win after the Autumn Nations Series International rugby union test match between Wales and Fiji at the Principality Stadium, in Cardiff on November 10, 2024.
By: Oli Gent
Cristiano Ronaldo has said that he could retire in "one or two years", but insisted that, as long as he keeps enjoying playing football, he will continue his career. The Portuguese striker is 39 years old, and will turn 40 in February. He still plays for Al Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, and scored a brace in his country's 5-1 win over Poland in the UEFA Nations League.
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By: Oli Gent
Cristiano Ronaldo has hinted that he could retire in the next “one or two years”, but has insisted that he will not move into management.
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By: Oli Gent
England captain Harry Kane has warned that England’s dressing room culture “takes a long time to build and maybe not so long to lose” as he followed up his comments on the recent squad withdrawals.
By: Oli Gent
Jannik Sinner reached the final of the ATP World Tour Finals with a comfortable straight-sets victory over Casper Ruud in Turin.
By: Oli Gent
Jannik Sinner won his first ATP Tour Finals title with a comprehensive straight-sets victory over Taylor Fritz in Turin.
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