A celebratory cry made famous by the footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has caused confusion and a degree of annoyance among tennis players and on-lookers alike, with shouts of “siuuu” heard from the stands ...

Junior, a young soccer player, scoring a goal at the Maimane Alfred Phiri Kasi Football Games. Overwhelmed with excitement, ...

A new craze has taken over at the Australian Open tennis tournament, and it includes a sport crossover. Tennis fans in the land down under have started shouting a chant sounding similar to "boo," one ...

The first two rounds of the 2022 Australian Open are done and dusted and the Melbourne Slam is gearing up for its fifth day of action on Friday. Novak Djokovic's visa saga has been eclipsed by some ...

When Nick Kyrgios slammed down an ace against Liam Broady during their Australian Open first-round clash, something strange happened. Instead of the usual calls of “Aussie, Aussie, Aussie” that a ...

Players all over the world have their signature steps to celebrate their victories. One of the most well-known and loved moves, Siuuu, belongs to footballer Cristiano Ronaldo. It is so popular that ...

Cristiano Ronaldo has scored 923 goals in his long, trophy-laden career. But since 2013, those goals have been followed a now infamous celebration called the Siuuu. Ronaldo first did the celebration ...

Tennis players and fans at the Aus Open were utterly dumfounded by crowds chanting a mysterious phrase that didn’t originate from tennis. During matches played on Wednesday, the crowd could be heard ...

Injuries during goal celebrations are rare, but they do happen from time to time. Especially when the celebration is perhaps a bit more theatrical and spectacular. However, with this particular ...

Last night, on his 27th birthday, Kylian Mbappé reached 59 goals in the calendar year (his first full year) with Real Madrid: equaling Cristiano Ronaldo's record from 2013. A special moment for the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. If it sounds so very unkindly un-tennis to boo on a point, then there is a very good reason for it – the fans were not booing. It’s a ...