PHOENIX — The comeback trail, Mike Tyson's longest journey, starts all over again this week at the Central Boxing Gym for a possible fight in June.

"This is home," said a relaxed Tyson, who returned to the old gym in Phoenix with a new trainer in former featherweight champ Jeff Fenech and some newfound hope at resurrecting a career that was seemingly halted last summer by a loss to unknown Danny Williams.

Tyson and Fenech, an Australian, mentioned two possible opponents: Irish fighter Kevin McBride (32-4-1, 27 KOs) of Brockton, Mass., and Bob Mirovic (25-14-2, 16 KOs) of Australia.

Diego Forlan, a member of the Uruguayan national soccer team and player of Spanish club Villarreal, was named Tuesday as UNICEF ambassador to Uruguay.
The striker of Villarreal signed the contract with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) through which he will be the ambassador of the organization to Uruguay for a year, and for whose services he will receive the symbolic payment of one US dollar.

England captain David Beckham will open the first of his international soccer schools close to the Millennium Dome, it was confirmed today.

The Real Madrid player will visit the site, on the Greenwich peninsula, on Monday morning to officially unveil his plans.

He will be joined by pupils from his former school, Chase Lane Junior, in Chingford, east London who will be among children offered training.

A spokesman said: “David will be revealing the details of his plans, but this is just the first school.

LONDON, England -- Chelsea have denied allegations that a member of their staff taunted Barcelona player Samuel Eto'o with racist abuse following the English side's Champions League victory on Tuesday.

Cameroon striker Eto'o claimed that a ground steward had called him a "monkey" as he left the pitch after Barca's 4-2 second leg defeat in London, Reuters reported.

But Chelsea said in a statement: "Chelsea utterly refutes any racist comments were made by any of its permanent or matchday staff.

"Chelsea has an excellent record of supporting anti-racism campaigns and condemns all forms of racism."

India’s new tennis queen Sania Mirza is a girl with a past of hard work and determination. She had encountered difficulties in find up money for expensive competitions. It was her parents Imran and Nazeema who stood by her in those trials. The girl beat all obstacles and marched to victory.

Sania is now very clear about her plans. The aim is set and all she wants to do is achieve that. No marriage, no boy friend until then. She recalls several Indian stars lost their chances on the world scene because of early marriage.

Sania was only five when her mother watched Steffi Graf’s performance at Wimbledon finals. Nazeema wished her daughter would be a Steffi Graf one day- Sania’s parents and younger sister are with her in her efforts. In the new home in Hyderabad they are celebrating the Sania victories. She says her parents are interested in her playing tennis happily. Her winning is not the main item on their agenda.

British pop singer Victoria Beckham, wife of England soccer captain David Beckham, gave birth on Sunday to their third son, Cruz.

The boy was born by caesarean section a week early at a hospital in Madrid, where David Beckham plays for Real Madrid.

"We've got a baby boy. His name is Cruz," a beaming David Beckham told reporters. "He is beautiful. He is in there with his brothers now and he is very happy."

The Beckhams, Britain's highest-profile celebrity couple, already have two children, Brooklyn, 5, and Romeo, 2.

A statement from the hospital said Cruz - Spanish for "cross" - was delivered after a 30-minute operation with no complications, weighing 3.22 kilos (7 lbs).

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A homeless man obsessed with tennis star Anna Kournikova swam naked across Biscayne Bay in search of her home and got caught lounging in the buff at her neighbor's pool, police said.

Police said William Lepeska screamed, "Anna! Save me!" as he was arrested Jan. 30 from the house three doors down from Kournikova's $5 million home. He faced a court appearance Friday.

Lepeska, 40, who has an "Anna" tattoo on his arm, was charged with stalking and burglary, as well as exposing himself in the presence of a child, after the neighbor's 3-year-old daughter saw him lying naked on a lawn chair by the pool.

The most shocking revelation in Jose Canseco's tell-all book is that he never slept with Madonna, on whose birthday David Letterman once said, "What do you give someone who has had everyone?"

The rest of the material that has been leaked from the book will be ho-hum stuff for anybody who has A) paid attention to baseball the past 10 years, B) paid attention to Canseco the past 20 years or C) ever read a tell-all book.

But thanks to a muscle-bound former slugger obeying his muse, we now have the wholesome image of Canseco jabbing steroid-filled syringes into the butts of Mark McGwire, Rafael Palmeiro, Ivan Rodriguez and Juan Gonzalez. Makes you want to grab a glove and play catch in the back yard, doesn't it?...

TULSA, Okla. (AP) -- Angela Ruggiero would be happy to put off her preparation for the next Olympics for another shot at playing in a men's professional hockey match.

The two-time Olympian became the first woman to make more than a token appearance at a position other than goalie in a U.S. men's professional hockey game, playing defense and getting an assist Friday night for the Tulsa Oilers of the Central Hockey League.

Ruggiero said Title IX, the federal law that bars sex discrimination in schools and education, and the Olympics had done much to advance women's hockey but playing in men's games is a unique opportunity.

Would Andy Reid's play-calling buck his conservative trend of Philly's past championship game losses?

I thought Andy Reid did an excellent job. The big 45-yard pass from Donovan McNabb to Greg Lewis in the second quarter, into the wind, was a great example. Reid didn't let the conditions dictate what he was going to do.

All day he had an aggressive approach and maintained it throughout the entire game.