Philippines
NBA AND SOLAR INTERACTIVE NET DEAL
The National Basketball Association and Solar Interactive, Incorporated are to launch NBA Mobile, a new wireless service offering fans in the Philippines access to NBA content via mobile phone.
NBA grows its global TV presence
The NBA's growing international presence has again been proven after the league signed a raft of TV rights deals across the globe.
Clipper Race hit by SARS
Sailing's Clipper Race is the latest sports event to be hit by the deadly SARS virus that has caused chaos in Asia.
NBA enhances global reach
The NBA has confirmed it has renewed a string of international television agreements with a number of long-time partners.
Thailand tops Cup ratings
Research into World Cup 2002 viewing figures has revealed that more soccer fans watched the World Cup finals on TV in Thailand than co-host nation South Korea.
Thailand tops Cup ratings
Research into World Cup 2002 viewing figures has revealed that more soccer fans watched the World Cup finals on TV in Thailand than co-host nation South Korea.
Lennox-Tyson fight in Madrid?
Lennox Lewis could defend his world heavyweight crown against Mike Tyson at the Bernabeu, the home of Real Madrid.
China to host badminton event
China is to host The International Badminton Federation's (IBF) 2002 Thomas-Uber Cup Finals.
Phillipine soccer hit by cash shortage
A shortage of cash has forced the Philippines to pull out of the South East Asian (SEA) Games soccer tournament, the Philippines Football Federation (PFF) has stated.
SPORTSHOWS WIN TV DEAL
Sportshows International have been recommissioned to film the Asian Windsurfacing Tour from this month through to February 2000.
ASIAN FINANCIAL CRISIS HITS S’PORE LEAGUE
Asia's economic crisis has begun to bite into Singapore's professional soccer league, with players being forced to take a pay cut, a source close to the island state's national team has said.
GRAFT, UNPROFESSIONALISM HAUNT SE ASIA
Bribery and match-fixing hamper the development of soccer in Southeast Asia, and a farcical game in the recent Tiger Cup championship has further tarnished the sport's image, coaches and officials said.
FIFA CONFIRMS OLYMPIC AGE LIMITS
The Organising Committee for the Olympic Football Tournaments, Sydney 2000, has reaffirmed their ruling on age limits, and announced that the Men's Olympic final will be played in Sydney's new Olympic Stadium.
SOCCER BLASTED IN UN REPORT
The United Nations investigator for children's rights has reported that professional soccer had joined the list of sectors shamed by child trafficking from underdeveloped countries.
SOCCER GIANTS SIGN ASIAN MERCHANDISE DEAL
Retailer FJ Benjamin has scored an exclusive deal with English soccer champions Manchester United to sell club merchandise and set up a chain of theme stores and cafes across soccer-crazy South-east Asia.
PHILIPPINES RELAUNCHES JAI-ALAI AFTER 13 YEARS
A popular Philippine spectator sport was relaunched recently, 13 years after it was banned following a game-fixing scandal, and hundreds of punters joined the action.
AJAY SPORTS ACQUIRES PRO GOLF OF AMERICA
Ajay Sports, Inc. have completed the purchase of all outstanding capital stock from Pro Golf of America, the franchiser of Pro Golf Discount retail golf stores.
NO COURT HALT ON CONTROVERSIAL PHILIPPINE GAME
The Philippines' Supreme Court has ordered a state-owned gambling firm to reply to a suit that seeks to halt the operations of a controversial game.