In the wake of Capcom abandoning the PlayStation IV version of Ultra Street Fighter IV for its own Pro Tour events, the organisers of Evo 2015 have said that it will use the Xbox 360 version of the game.

In the wake of Capcom abandoning the PlayStation IV version of Ultra Street Fighter IV for its own Pro Tour events, the organisers of Evo 2015 have said that it will use the Xbox 360 version of the game.

In the wake of Capcom abandoning the PlayStation IV version of Ultra Street Fighter IV for its own Pro Tour events, the organisers of Evo 2015 have said that it will use the Xbox 360 version of the game.

In the wake of Capcom abandoning the PlayStation IV version of Ultra Street Fighter IV for its own Pro Tour events, the organisers of Evo 2015 have said that it will use the Xbox 360 version of the game.

In the wake of Capcom abandoning the PlayStation IV version of Ultra Street Fighter IV for its own Pro Tour events, the organisers of Evo 2015 have said that it will use the Xbox 360 version of the game.

ALEXANDER WETTERHALL (Sweden Team Sprocket Pro) left many of the big names scratching their heads in wonderment after he built on his midweek escape to claim overall victory in the FBD Insurance Rás which concluded before a huge crowd that turned out in glorious sunshine in Skerries yesterday.

Alexander Wetterhall (Sweden Team Sprocket Pro) left many of the big names scratching their heads in wonderment after he built on his midweek escape to claim overall victory in the FBD Insurance Rás which concluded before a huge crowd that turned out in glorious sunshine in Skerries today.

Barry Hearn has revealed plans which would see his Matchroom Sport business take a controlling interest in the commercial side of snooker.

BEING the son of a famous father can have its disadvantages, and it just may have worked against Nicolas Roche in Saturday’s Olympic road race.

The Saunier Duval-Scott team have voluntarily withdrawn from the Tour de France in the wake of the positive drug test returned by their star climber Riccardo Ricco.

NEW world cycling chief Pat McQuaid has promised a more relaxed ‘Irish’ approach to resolving some of the rifts within the sport.