The article provides a roundup of notable sporting events that occurred during the past week, starting with tennis where Karolina Muchova from the Czech Republic triumphed over Canada's Victoria Mboko in the WTA 1000 final in Doha, securing her second career title. Muchova's victory, marked by scores of 6:4 and 7:5, emphasizes her rising competitiveness on the WTA circuit.

In rugby, the Six Nations Championship saw France defeating Wales decisively with a score of 54:12, establishing themselves as the frontrunners in the tournament with two consecutive victories, while Wales faced their second loss. Additionally, Ireland and Scotland delivered home wins against Italy (20:13) and England (31:20) respectively, setting the stage for an exciting continuation of the tournament.

Meanwhile, the European Badminton Team Championships concluded in Istanbul, where France's men clinched victory against defending champions Denmark, winning 3:2, and Bulgaria's women defeated Denmark 3:1. This was a significant upset as Denmark had previously dominated the championships, having won nine men’s and seven women’s titles in the past nine tournaments. The results highlight a remarkable turnaround in badminton for the French and Bulgarian teams, reflecting the unpredictable nature of international sports.