Bulgaria's top tennis player, Grigor Dimitrov, has climbed one place in the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) rankings. Last week Dimitrov took part in the Masters 1000 tournament in the Spanish capital Madrid, where he reached the fourth round. He is now ranked 15th in the world with 2,685 points.
Plovdiv-born Dimitar Kuzmanov, Bulgaria's number two player, moved up to 269th with 199 points.
Australian Open champion Jannik Sinner (Italy) remains at the top of the rankings with 9,730 points. Sinner is currently serving a suspension for an anti-doping violation. He is followed by Alexander Zverev of Germany with 8,085 points and Spain's Carlos Alcaraz with 7,850 points.
The Bulgarian national football team won 2–1 against Georgia in the final match of the World Cup qualifiers in Group E. Georgi Rusev opened the score in the 10th minute. In the 24th minute, Filip Krastev scored Bulgaria’s second goal. Luka..
A day in memory of the late weightlifter Naim Suleymanoglu is to be held in Istanbul's Avcılar district on 18 November. Organised by the Balkan Turks Association and Avcılar Municipality, the ceremony will begin at 2 pm at Suleymanoglu’s grave in..
Bulgarian kickboxer Stoyan Koprivlenski failed to defend his 2024 title in the 70kg category at the K-1 World Max Super Tournament , held in Tokyo on 15 November. According to the tournament format, the title is awarded to the fighter who wins three..
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