WWE RAW 2 September 2019 results (3 September in India, Asia and Australia)

by Digitalsporty deskSeptember 3, 2019September 3, 2019

WWE RAW 2 September 2019 results (3 September in India and Asia)

Tonight’s episode of WWE RAW 2 September 2019(3 September 2019 in India) comes from Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. The live event features the quarter finals of WWE King of the Ring tournament and upcoming pay per view- Clash of Champions, which features from Charlotte this month.

The main headlines of tonight’s show includes- Samoe Joe vs Ricochet and Baron Corbin vs Cedric Alexander in King of the Ring quarterfinal. Former US champion Rey Mysterio will also return to RAW after he was stopped from retirement by his son.

WWE RAW 2 September 2019 results

The OC interrupts contract signing between Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins for Universal title

Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins vs Luke Gallows and Carl Anderson
Results: Strowman and Rollins win by pinfall courtesy reversing roll

Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode vs Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder
Results: Ziggler and Roode wins by pinfall courtesy Glorious DDT from Roode on Hawkins

Lacey Evans vs Natalya
Results: Lacey Evans wins by pinfall

Becky Lynch vs Sasha Banks match is official at Clash of Champions

Baron Corbin vs Cedric Alexander
Results: Corbin wins by pinfall courtesy end of days

Viking Raiders vs Jobbers
Results: The Viking Raiders win by pinfall

Samoe Joe vs Ricochet
Results: Referee make a controversial decision by making both the winners

“The Fiend” addresses Hell in a Cell rumours

Rey Mysterio interviewed backstage

The Miz vs Cesaro
Results: The Miz wins via pinfall

Becky Lynch and Bayley vs Nikki Cross and Alexa Bliss
Results: Lynch and Bayley wins by disqualification as Sasha Banks and Bayley hits Lynch with the chair

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Malaysia Open 2025: Water Leakage stops play in badminton

Digitalsporty deskJanuary 7, 2025

by Digitalsporty deskJanuary 7, 2025

Malaysia Open 2025: Water Leakage stops play in badminton

In a bizarre turn of events, India’s HS Prannoy first round match against Canada’s Brian Yang was interrupted thanks to the leakage from the top of the arena. The water leakage was discovered in the 2nd game when the two players were engaged in a rally and the service judge noticed the leakage and the point didn’t get counted.

The umpire called the officials to inspect and the match was postponed and towels were kept on the spots of the court to counter the leakage. The match has been suspended for more than 2 hours as of now.

Match disrupted of HS Prannoy in Malaysia Open 2025 after water started leaking from the roof of the indoor stadium.

Imagine this happening in India pic.twitter.com/pVNmTfYdMb

— H G Tannhaus (@tannhaushg) January 7, 2025

Prannoy won the first game 21-12 in a convincing fashion and was leading 6-3 before water leakage halted the proceedings on court 3. Court 2 also had problems as officials were seen lugging in multiple towels to mop up the court. Chinese pair of Jia Yi Fan and Zhang Shu Xian led Malaysian pairing Go Pei Kee and Teoh Mei Xing 11-10 on that affected court at the 12th minute and the play has been halted since then.

There have been occasions when leakage has caused the play to be suspended but this will surely go down as the longest halt due to water leakage, making fans draw comparison between outdoor sports like cricket and tennis.

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Davis Cup 2024: India vs Sweden live streaming, where to watch, schedule

Digitalsporty deskSeptember 13, 2024

by Digitalsporty deskSeptember 13, 2024

India will face a stern test against Sweden in their own backyard in the Davis Cup World Group Tie 1. The tournament will run from February 2-November 25 this year, as 16 different countries fight it out for a title in the finals. Defending champions Italy will again be the firm favorites to again win the title.

The much awaited tie between India and Sweden will be played at Royal Tennis Hall in Stockholm on September 14-15, 2024. Both the teams have squared off in 5 ties but the Asian team is yet to win a tie against the European team.

This tie will hold much importance as the loser will be relegated to World group 1 playoffs while the winner advancing to next year’s qualifiers. India will miss the services of their premier singles player Sumit Nagal and recently turned doubles specialist Yuki Bhambri but will still be fancying their chances to beat the Scandinavian side as they lack the flair and talent they once possessed.

Captain Rajpal picks Ramanathan and Balaji for singles rubber

In a surprising move, Indian non playing captain Rohit Rajpal picked only two Indian players to play five match of the tie. Ramkumar and Balaji will be playing the first two singles on day 1 of the competition while they will return next day to feature in the doubles and then the reverse singles.

Start time – Saturday 14th September at 05:30 PM (IST), Sunday 15th September at 04:30 PM (IST)

India squad: Ramkumar Ramanathan, Siddharth Vishwakarma, Aryan Shah, Nikki K Poonacha, N Sriram Balaji

Non Playing Captain: Rohit Rajpal

Sweden squad: Elias Ymer, Leo Borg, Adam Heinonen, Andre Goransson, Filip Bergevi

Non Playing Captain: Simon Aspelin

Streaming and where to watch: Tennis lovers can watch the action unfold on Sony Sports network and Sonyliv mobile application and website.

Schedule

Sriram Balaji vs Elias Ymer- Day 1 singles
Ramkumar Ramanathan vs Leo Borg- day 1 singles

Sriram Balaji/Ramkumar Ramanathan vs Filip Bergevi/Andre Goransson- day 2 doubles
Ramkumar Ramanathan vs Elias Ymer- Day 2 singles
Sriram Balaji vs Leo Borg- day 2 singles

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WWE RAW 2 September 2019 results

The OC interrupts contract signing between Braun Strowman and Seth Rollins for Universal title

Becky Lynch vs Sasha Banks match is official at Clash of Champions

“The Fiend” addresses Hell in a Cell rumours

Rey Mysterio interviewed backstage

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