ON THIS DAY - MAY 23
BOXING - Mike Tyson takes questions during a press conference at the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas ahead of his WBA heavyweight title rematch against Evander Holyfield.
Schumacher qualified fourth but multiple collisions during the race dropped him down to 10th, while McLaren-Mercedes' Mika Hakkinen took the victory. Pakistan would reach the final that year to face the same opposition but were beaten by Australia, who won the match by eight wickets to lift the first of their three consecutive World Cup titles.SOCCER - Bayern Munich goalkeeper Oliver Kahn celebrates winning the Champions League after a penalty shootout against Valencia at the San Siro stadium, Milan.
Barcelona were gifted their 19th league title without kicking a ball on May 16 when second-placed Real Madrid were beaten 3-2 at Villarreal. Earlier in the month, Barcelona won the Copa del Rey for their first trophy under Guardiola, defeating Athletic Bilbao by 4–1. In improvised rings or open fields, the bulls, which are often named after celebrities such as Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and even Vladimir Putin, lock horns, push and joust until one turns and leaves.SOCCER - Wolfsburg's Zsanett Jakabfi reacts in the wall during their women's UEFA Champions League final against Olympique Lyon in London.
The former Spain international won 25 trophies in 17 seasons with Barca, making a record 767 appearances.
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