Sport Headlines: Thursday November 2, 2017.

Winter Olympic Aerial Skier Lloyd Wallace Back In Games After Coma.

Two months ago on August 17, Lloyd Wallace had been having a routine training when he encountered an edge surprisingly and hit his head. He was rescued by Russian and Ukraine doctors from the water he fell into but has said he is fine and will return for the Winter Games because he doesn’t have a memory of the jump and suffers no PTS due to it.

Ian Wright– Tottenham Progress Is Terrifying.

After seeing the impressive showing of the Spurs this season, former Arsenal and English footballer Ian Wright has described their improvement as terrifying. He praised the brilliance of Maurico Pochettino and also the players for showing maturity.

Fabregas Reveals Why He Left Barcelona.

Cesc Fabregas had returned to his childhood club some seasons ago and life had looked to be headed in successful direction but then he dropped form and eventually surprisingly left the club. In an interview, he said that he left because Iniesta was the next star of the club. He likely didn’t want to stand in his way.

Zidane: ‘I Am Not Worried’.

Real Madrid manager have hailed Tottenham’s performance and said they deserved to win because they were better in every aspect. However, the Frenchman stated that the club’s poor form will not keep in worried because ‘this is life’ and they will continue to analyze how they can get better.

Wilshere Out Of England Squad As Winks Gets A Nod.

Tottenham’s Harry Winks have been chosen by Gareth Southgate to play for the English team in the friendlies against Germany and Brazil and Jack Wilshere is the one losing out because of Winks displays for Spurs.

I Will Beat Mayweather In A Rematch- Conor McGregor.

The Irish UFC Lightweight Champion revealed that he wants to fight in the ring again and would beat Floyd Mayweather if they fought again. He also boasted that he can beat any boxer who came into his world of kickboxing.

Juan Mata Says He Has No Revenge In Mind.

In the sight of Manchester United’s encounter with Chelsea, Mata has stated that he will not have anything else on his mind except to deliver for the team when the time comes. Despite his showing for Chelsea, the club had sold him off to Manchester United to create space for others, but the Spaniard said there is no revenge on his mind.

Chelsea Board Backs Antonio Conte.

Despite losing 3-0 to Roma and other poor showings of late by the Blues, reports have revealed that the axe is still hanging and will not fall on Antonio Conte any time soon as the board gives him their support to continue running the affairs.