John 'the Joker' O'Shea falls short after brilliant run to final
Corkman John 'The Joker' O'Shea had a brilliant run to the final of the Players Championship 14, but his hopes were ended by a clinical Michael Smith.
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Wolves youngster mocks senior star in behind-scenes training ground footage
Wolves youngster Luke Cundle has mocked senior teammate Max Kilman for his darts skills while the two relaxed at the club’s training ground.
Ryan Sessegnon reveals key Antonio Conte message for Tottenham in North London Derby vs Arsenal
Ryan Sessegnon is a player who has had some mixed form this season, which hasn't been helped by numerous injuries. However, the 21-year-old is getting more of an opportunity under Antonio Conte, with Sergio Reguilon now being out injured.
Ralf Rangnick should give Manchester United fans what they want in his last match
You almost have to hand it to them, Manchester United's ingenuity in reaching new and increasingly perilous depths is unrivalled. If only they were a submarine and not a flailing football club.
Call of Duty Warzone Pacific Season 3: How to get UGR SMG in
Here is a quick and easy guide explaining how you could get your hands on the UGR SMG in Call of Duty Warzone Pacific Season 3.
European Darts Open news: Michael van Gerwen lights up Leverkusen to claim yet another title
Mighty Mike hit an 11-darter and averaged 102 as he powered past Belgium's Dimitri Van den Bergh 8-5 in an exciting Benelux final.
Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike: A longshot brings joy back to racing
LOUISVILLE — This is what the Kentucky Derby does: It rises, it falls. It elevates, it diminishes. It rewards, it punishes. It welcomes storylines but does not make promises; it exists outside the whims and wants of bureaucrats and rulers. It pays homage only to the result. This is also what the Derby does: It makes us laugh, cry, cringe. It makes us thrilled or gutted. Sometimes it makes us squirm. And most of all, the Derby cares not in the least which of these emotions it evokes. There is no man behind the curtain. There are just 1 ¼ miles on the first Saturday in May, first to the line gets roses, no matter whom.
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