Francis Ngannou reveals how long he has left in fighting career
UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou has revealed that he believes he has at least five more years left in the fight game.
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Three things Celtics must do to bounce back against Warriors in Game 3
The avalanche that often is the Golden State Warriors offense came crashing down on the Celtics in Game 2.
Julio Jimenez: Former Tour de France runner-up and Giro d'Italia and Vuelta a Espana stage winner dies aged 87
Former Tour de France runner-up Julio Jimenez has died at the age of 87. The Spaniard, nicknamed ‘The Watchmaker of Avila’, won five stages at the Tour de France, four at the Giro d’Italia and three at the Vuelta a Espana.
England player ratings: Kane spares Pickford, Maguire blushes, as lively winger gives Southgate something to ponder
Harry Kane notched his 50th senior goal for England to rescue a 1-1 draw with Germany in the UEFA Nations League, but it was a substitute forward that caught the eye.
DeChambeau feeling good about his hand, not so much his game
DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — Bryson DeChambeau launched his first tee shot that mattered seven weeks after he had surgery on his left hand for a broken hamate bone. The swelling was going down, he felt no pain even hitting a hybrid out of the rough and he was impressed with all but one thing.
Tragic Isle of Man TT racer Davy Morgan was on verge of retirement until Covid-19 pandemic led to a change of heart
The 52-year-old was an ever-present in the Irish road racing paddocks during a career that spanned almost three decades.
Criterium du Dauphine: Wout van Aert's premature celebration hands stage 3 victory to David Gaudu of Groupama FDJ
An immaculate team performance on the final climb was enough to return Wout van Aert (Jumbo Visma) to the race lead, but the biggest of ball-drops by the Belgian allowed David Gaudu (Groupama FDJ) to snatch stage victory. Before his arms were even above his head Van Aert had realised the magnitude of his error.
Historics thrill as EnduroKa 24-hour proves a hit
Reigning Historic Formula Ford 2000 champion Graham Fennymore and 2014 title winner Benn Simms are not tall men but they currently stand head and shoulders above their rivals. Back at Cadwell Park where the Pinto party started in 2007, Fennymore won Saturday’s robust Historic Sports Car Club Wolds Trophy opener by 0.03 seconds. Sunday was almost a washout, but their return match was a repeat as perseverance and steadfast marshals saw the last chequer fall at 1602.