Erik ten Hag has already shown he can copy Sir Alex Ferguson at Manchester United
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Kurt Angle has revealed he is dealing with memory loss as the former WWE Superstar offered a heartbreaking update on his overall health.
Zoe Backstedt destroys field to grab junior time trial gold for Britain at Road World Championships
Britain’s Zoe Backstedt lived up to her billing as favourite in the women’s junior time trial, grabbing gold in a stacked field by an incredibly sizeable margin from Justyna Czapla (Germany) and Febe Jooris (Belgium). “This was one of my biggest goals of the season and I’m so happy – I did so much work for this, I’m just so happy it paid off,” she said after a brilliant performance.
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'I get punched but I punch back' - Robert MacIntyre fighting for Ryder Cup spot after Italian Open win
Robert MacIntyre has said his main goal for 2023 is to make Team Europe’s Ryder Cup roster. The Scot ended a poor run of form — after admitting he was “down and out” earlier in the season — to beat US Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off at the Italian Open. Ad MacIntyre’s victory came at the venue for next year’s Ryder Cup, the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, and the left-hander now has his sights trained on a place on Luke Donald’s team.
How Vinesh Phogat beat 'nature' and her own 'demons' to win a historic World Championships medal
Belgrade airport to catch her flight back home. "Woh shopping karne gayi hai (she has gone shopping)," said coach Jitender Yadav. The phone didn't connect an hour later, Whatsapp messages showed just a single tick. The coach had boarded the flight, so had the women's wrestling team, including Vinesh, wearing her second World Championships medal -- the only female wrestler from India to do that. Back home, after a rest of 24 hours, the pattern didn't change. Repeated attempts to get through to Vinesh failed. "She is like that, doesn't talk to 99% of the media," said coach Yadav. Half nelson. Tap out. Match over. Last week, after shockingly losing her opening match in Belgrade to Mongolian Khulan Batkhuyag, Vinesh crossed her fingers. In wrestling, if an opponent who defeated you in the qualification rounds goes through to the final, you become active again for repechage rounds in quest for a bronze medal. Vinesh had similar hopes. Batkhuyag was wrestling well and reached the final. Vinesh was alive again.