Conor McGregor names only fighter to put a ‘scratch’ on him in his career
Conor McGregor has claimed that Chad Mendes is the only opponent to put a “scratch” on him during his career.
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Deontay Wilder tearing apart Mike Tyson's boxing career in brutal 2018 video
Having once again lost to Tyson Fury and with the trilogy behind us, it is safe to say that Deontay Wilder isn’t in the conversation for the best heavyweight around.
Canada's Wiggins scores playoff career-high 27 points as Warriors push Mavericks to brink
Stephen Curry scored 31 points, Canada's Andrew Wiggins added 27 while posterizing Luka Doncic on a dunk and the visiting Golden State Warriors beat the Dallas Mavericks 109-100 Sunday night for a 3-0 lead in the Western Conference finals.
Blitzboks coach Powell bemoans 'worst performance' of career after France nightmare
The Blitzboks suffered a third defeat at the France Sevens in Toulouse on Sunday in what coach Neil Powell described as “the worst performance at a tournament in my career”.
Marcus Rashford must take chance to save Manchester United career against Crystal Palace
Manchester United’s disastrous season is almost at an end. Come 6pm today, players and fans alike can draw a line under the most wretched of campaigns – but there’s still plenty of work to be done before then.
David McGoldrick reflects on his Sheffield United career, promotion and 'special' team-mates
David McGoldrick leaves Sheffield United with nothing but fond memories after the curtain comes down on his four-year spell at Bramall Lane. It was a period he describes as 'the best' and included a promotion to the Premier League and a player of the year award.
Former Las Vegas Aces coach Bill Laimbeer says coaching career is over but won't rule out future in basketball
Although Bill Laimbeer won't entirely rule out a role in basketball in the future, the former Las Vegas Aces coach said Saturday that he is sure about one thing.
Tiger Woods shoots worst career round at PGA Championship, will assess playing final round
TULSA, Okla. — After carding one of his worst scores at a major in the third round of the 104th PGA Championship on Saturday, Tiger Woods said he would assess whether to play the final 18 holes because of pain in his surgically repaired right leg.