Sign In

Join in now to see all content.

Back

Former Italian representative fell from a great hight

Alessandro Gentile (30), a highly gifted Italian basketball player, with a peculiar life outside of the basketball field, had an accident while he was on vacation in Palma de Mallorca. Namely, he was on the vacation with his brother, also a basketball player, Stefano.

They both climbed on a wooden structure at a height of four meters. This construction broke, and Gentile fell. His back hurt, and he was immediately hospitalized, and then transported to Naples, where he will undergo surgery.

The Italian media claim that there was no need to speculate about the end of his career, but in any case, Gentile is waiting for a long recovery. Last season Alessandro Gentile played for Brindisi, and before that he was a player for Varese, Estudiantes, Trento, Virtus, Hapoel Jerusalem, Panathinaikos, Milan, and Benetton. What is more important, he was also a member of the Italian national team.

 

More like this:

articles/May2024/yjN2hvQju1QtGBHDkFqN.jpg

New Jose Mourinho, but on the rugby field

Many believe that Eddie Jones is as much of a tactical genius as he was in his playing days. His ability to get out of the darkest scenarios is incredible. We can say that Eddie Jones is the Jose Mourinho of rugby.

articles/May2024/HC1SGXs6hlD9rz8C553A.jpg

Gianmarco Tamberi wins the Diamond League high jump crown

The Italian Olympic champion Gianmarco Tamberi has sawn off his challenge to the American multidiscipline prodigy, JuVaughn Harrison, claiming the Diamond Lague high jump title in Zurich.

articles/May2024/kZ2kzSLREzt0nTpmubxp.jpg

Jacob deGrom is a player to be remembered

Jacob deGrom is a nightmare for many players. Are you wondering why that is? No, he is not a monster that scares the others, Jacob is a player with an excellent score who shows every time that he can do better. With five starts behind him, Jacob is becoming a great potential and one of the key players for the New York Mets.

articles/May2024/z5MkUzLxox3lQn286b9z.jpg

The Americans blew everything

The Americans waited a long time to host the World Athletics Championships for the first time in history, and when they did, they blew it right from the start

articles/May2024/O06Ng7KcyAOyh11O0Fe6.jpg

The Blue Jays continue their winning streak

George Springer opened the game the best he could, launching a sixth-inning grand slam that ended up a 10-3 win against the Cardinals, giving the Blue Jays their seventh straight win.