Rick Broadbent is a sports writer for The Times, with a focus on various sports topics. His articles cover a range of subjects including golf, boxing, and athletics. His work has also been featured in CODE magazine.
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Rick Broadbent's coverage mainly focuses on sports, particularly golf and the PGA Tour. His work also covers evolving stories in the world of sports and occasionally touches upon entertainment news.
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The Swede reflects on his final-day Open battle with Mickelson at Troon and whether he still holds hope of being Ryder Cup captain after being sacked for joining LIV
By: Rick Broadbent
British sprinter faces his American rival in London this weekend as he prepares for Paris Olympics looking to ‘rewrite history’ after false-start disappointment in Tokyo
With Americans Scottie Scheffler, Xander Schauffele and Bryson DeChambeau having taken the spoils in this year’s majors so far, Ulsterman must bounce back from US Open implosion
Northern Irishman drops five shots in four holes at Royal Troon and Bryson DeChambeau also struggles as Justin Thomas sets early pace at The Open Championship
Open Championship: Ireland’s Shane Lowry recovers from 11th-hole meltdown to move clear of overnight leader Dan Brown at Royal Troon
By: Federica De Caria, Rick Broadbent
Rower was told she would not walk again after a riding accident left her in a coma for nine days. This week she becomes an Olympian
By: Rick Broadbent
Englishman is one of six players tied in second and only one shot behind leader Billy Horschel going into the final round of the Open at Royal Troon
American wins second major in the space of 63 days after his US PGA Championship triumph, as final score of nine under gives him two-shot victory at Royal Troon
Great Britain’s Olympic 4x100m champions Mark Lewis-Francis, Marlon Devonish, Darren Campbell and Jason Gardener reflect on the evening they struck gold at Athens 2004
British fighter, who wants to prove that mothers can still reach the podium after childbirth, pulls back the curtain on her training in the run up to Paris 2024
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