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ATLANTA — Masters champion Scottie Scheffler might have had a roller coaster of an opening round Thursday at the Tour Championship if only he had been paying attention to the scoreboards.
Times and results from Thursday’s Classic Superbike, Senior, Junior, Classic Senior and Lightweight qualifying sessions at the 2022 Manx GP
Serena Williams says she had «tears streaming down» her face as she wrote her farewell letter to fans, and expects to feel similar emotions during the upcoming US Open — her probable final career tournament. Williams revealed her decision to «evolve away» from tennis on August 9, citing a wish to grow her family and concentrate on her burgeoning business career. Ad As such, an appearance in New York will bring the curtain down on her illustrious career that has yielded 23 Grand Slam singles titles, and 50 more besides.
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A bride-to-be was stunned after trying on a £44.99 wedding dress she found on Shein. Online clothing giant Shein is known for its wide variety of clothing on offer for low prices, and has been dubbed by some as the 'online Primark'.
The weather was ominous on Monday afternoon in Trafford, Manchester. The rain was torrential and dark clouds had gathered above, which seemed a metaphor for the bleak mood around Manchester United ahead of their game against Liverpool at Old Trafford.
Manchester United's supporters are planning another protest as they look to voice their displeasure with the Glazer family's ownership of the club. The Glazers have been in full control of United since 2005.
The Baltimore Orioles were not supposed to be good this year. They definitely were not supposed to contend this deep into the season for a playoff spot. Heck, they weren't even supposed to be competitive once we got past April. It looked like it would be another miserable, soul-sucking, 100-loss season in Baltimore, the kind of year that makes baseball fans question its commitment to a sport that plays almost every day for six months — especially since the Orioles had such seasons in 2018 and 2019 and 2021.