Mak
MMak is the founder and editor of Bang Sport Daily. Based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, he has followed world sport for years and reviews every story before it is published.
Eh Phouthong: The Koh Kong Fighter Who Became the Face of Kun Khmer
A national champion across several weight classes, he beat international opponents in Phnom Penh, taught street children for free and now coaches Cambodia's next champions.
Ma Long: From Anshan Prodigy to Six Olympic Gold Medals
He was left out of China's singles team for London 2012, then won back-to-back Olympic singles titles and three straight world championships.
Japan Beat Brazil 3-2 in Singapore With a Stoppage-Time Winner
Tatsuhiro Sakamoto scored in the 91st minute after a Vinicius Junior double had brought Brazil level; Carlo Ancelotti and Raphinha were sent off.
Gane Hands Hokit His First Defeat and Harrison Submits Nunes at UFC 334
Both champions kept their titles at Madison Square Garden: Ciryl Gane on three 48-47 scorecards, Kayla Harrison by rear-naked choke in the fourth round.
Vietnam U23 Draw 1-1 With Qatar to Win the Gia Lai VTV Cup Unbeaten
Nguyen Minh Tam equalised just after half-time in Pleiku, giving the hosts the point they needed for the title.
India U17 Beat Guam 12-0 to Go Top of Their Asian Cup Qualifying Group
Captain Dallalmuon Gangte scored a first-half hat-trick in Kuala Lumpur; India now meet Palestine, who also have six points.
On This Day in 2010: Sebastian Vettel wins first F1 title to become youngest champion
Red Bull Racing's German star secured the Drivers' Championship at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, launching a four-year era of dominance for the team.
Kun Khmer Workshop Draws 65 in Chile as Federation Plans Wider South American Push
After a three-day programme in Santiago, the Kun Khmer International Federation plans training in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and Bolivia.
Manchester United Appoint Mauricio Pochettino After Sacking Michael Carrick
The former Tottenham and Chelsea manager signs until 2029 and starts on 18 November, after finishing his duties with the United States.
Pegula Saves Match Point to Beat Noskova and Reach WTA Finals Last Four
American veteran overcomes a match point in a fluctuating contest to knock out Coco Gauff and set up a semi-final clash with Mirra Andreeva.
Substitute Bao Long Sends Vietnam U23 Past Singapore and to the Brink of the VTV Cup Title
Vietnam won 1-0 in Pleiku for a second straight win and need only a draw against Qatar on Saturday to lift the trophy.
Ovechkin's Goal Drought Reaches 12 Games as Devils Beat Capitals 5-2
In his announced final season, the NHL's all-time leading goalscorer has one goal in 17 games, close to the longest drought of his career.
Pio Esposito Double Helps Italy Beat France 3-1 and Hand Zidane His First Defeat
Italy came from behind at San Siro to go top of Nations League Group A1 on head-to-head, with one round of group matches left.
Crystal Palace Sack Pierre Sage After 16 Matches
The Premier League club sit bottom of the table and are in advanced talks with Thomas Frank.
Andreeva Wins 11 Games in a Row to Beat Sabalenka and Reach the WTA Finals Semi-Finals
The 19-year-old won 6-4, 6-0 in Indian Wells to top Group 2 on her debut, becoming the first Russian to advance from the group stage since Svetlana Kuznetsova in 2016.
Gangte Hat-Trick Gives India U17 a 4-2 Comeback Win Over Singapore in Asian Cup Qualifying
The captain scored three times in Kuala Lumpur as India came from behind to open their Group E campaign for the 2027 AFC U17 Asian Cup.
Aleksandr Golovin and Nail Umyarov Sidelined for Russia’s November Fixtures
Head coach Valery Karpin confirms injury concerns as the national team prepares for upcoming friendly matches in Tashkent.
The $500 Gamble: How Pudge Heffelfinger Became Football’s First Professional
On November 12, 1892, a secret transaction in Pennsylvania forever altered the landscape of American sport.
Aoba Fujino Double Sparks Manchester City Comeback in Monza for First European Win
Andrée Jeglertz's side overturn an early deficit against Inter to secure a 4-1 victory in the Women's Champions League while resting key starters.
Manchester United Pursue Mauricio Pochettino as Michael Carrick Faces Dismissal
Club executives recommend a managerial change with United sitting 18th in the Premier League table.
Linda Noskova Beats Coco Gauff to Become First Semi-Finalist at the WTA Finals
The Wimbledon champion won 6-3, 6-3 in Indian Wells for her second win in two matches on her debut at the season-ending event.
Formula 1 confirms Middle East season finale as Imola standby plan ends
F1 proceeds with Qatar and Abu Dhabi rounds after standing down Italian circuit, while maintaining that safety remains the ultimate priority.
Russian Gymnast Daniil Smirnov Claims Gold at Youth Olympic Games
The young all-around champion maintained complete composure under international pressure, drawing high praise from Olympic gold medalist Nikita Nagornyy.
A Turning Point for Fair Play: The Birth of the World Anti-Doping Agency in Lausanne
Established on November 10, 1999, the international body united governments and the Olympic movement to safeguard the integrity of sport.
Southeast Asian Football's Last Decade: What Drove the Risers, What Holds the Rest Back
Data on 11 national teams, seven leagues and their clubs shows why Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia moved ahead, where Singapore and Malaysia stand, and the pain points every country, including Cambodia, must solve.
Maria Sharapova: From a Cold Start to Tennis Immortality
Tracing the remarkable journey of the Russian icon who conquered Wimbledon as a teenager, claimed the career Grand Slam, and left a lasting imprint on the sport.
Brazil Arrive in Singapore to Face Japan and the Lions in Their Last Matches of 2026
Carlo Ancelotti's young squad plays two friendlies at the National Stadium in The Kallang Football Series, starting with a World Cup rematch against Japan on 14 November.
Sorn Seavmey and the kicks that put Cambodian taekwondo on the map
From a quiet childhood in Phnom Penh to historic gold at the Incheon Asian Games, the pioneering taekwondo champion changed the landscape of sport in her homeland.
The Rebel Who Remade Asian Tennis: The Defining Journey of Li Na
From personal grief in Wuhan to Grand Slam triumphs in Paris and Melbourne, China's pioneering champion carved her own path to history.
From the Red Hills of Sherwood Content to the Pinnacle of World Athletics: The Life of Usain Bolt
Tracing the journey of the Jamaican sprinter who redefined human speed, overcame early physical hurdles, and left an indelible mark on global sport.