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Alexia Thainara wants to spoil the English party Saturday night and debut with the right foot in the octagon by beating Molly McCann at UFC London. “Burguesinha” finished a training session last Friday in Varginha, Brazil, when the phone rang. Her manager called team leader Marcelo Ribas to check if the Contender Series veteran was ready to take a fight on short notice. “Of course,” Ribas responded right away. “She’s ready.” A few minutes later, her manager called back to inform her the fight was on. Thainara had two days to leave Varginha for Sao Paulo and then embark on…

2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships In a race that saw Olympian Anna Peplowski jump out to a big lead early, Jillian Cox kept her cool and stuck to her race plan, turning on the jets the last 100 yards and winning the 500 Free by over 2 seconds. After the race, Cox felt her maturity showed in this display of sticking to her race plan and relying on the training she’s gotten at Texas.

Milan-San Remo will have its defending champion on the start line, with Jasper Philipsen expected to start on Saturday but his Alpecin-Deceuninck team warned that the Nokere Koerse crash may have consequences for his performance at the race.Philipsen came down in the final kilometre at Wednesday’s 1.Pro event when there was a touch of wheels mid-bunch as riders positioned for the final sprint at the Belgian race where the 27 year-old was a favourite. However, instead of heading to the podium at the end the battered and bruised rider went straight to the ambulance to be checked out before heading…

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This time last year, Fearnley was ranked outside of the world’s top 500 and still studying at Texas Christian University in the United States.After a meteoric rise since turning professional in June, he is set to reach a new career high after moving into the Miami second round.Fearnley could break into the top 70 if he goes further at the Masters tournament – the tier of ATP events below the four Grand Slams – although German top seed Alexander Zverev awaits on Friday.It is a rematch of their Australian Open fourth-round meeting, which three-time Grand Slam finalist Zverev won 6-3…

Mark SchlabachMar 20, 2025, 10:00 AM ETCloseSenior college football writer Author of seven books on college football Graduate of the University of GeorgiaAngela Stanford, who competed in the Solheim Cup six times as a player and served as a vice captain in the past three, will captain the U.S. team when it takes on Europe in the Netherlands next year, the LPGA announced Thursday.Stanford, whose seven LPGA Tour victories included a major title at the 2018 Evian Championship, retired from full-time competitive golf after the 2024 season.The next Solheim Cup will be played Sept. 11-13, 2026, at Bernardus Golf in…

The New York Knicks signed P.J. Tucker to a second 10-day contract, the team announced on Thursday. The 39-year-old has appeared in one game this season.

Randy Orton is set to turn 45 years of age before WrestleMania 41 – and yet, it still feels like he’s at his very best in the WWE. We all know that Randy Orton is one of the best to ever do it. In terms of both his in-ring ability and his character work, he has consistently been toward the top of the food chain for the majority of his time in professional wrestling. Oh, and he’s also one of the most popular wrestlers of his generation. The big question, of course, is how much longer does Randy Orton have?…

Australian Aquatics Sports Launch Eleventh Hour Bid For A 2032 Olympic And Paralympic Legacy AUSTRALIA’S aquatic sports have launched an eleventh-hour plea for a National Aquatics Centre (NAC) to be developed in Brisbane as a critical legacy from 2032 Olympics and Paralympics. LEAVE A LEGACY: Swimming Australia CEO Rob Woodhouse leads the push for a National Aquatic Centre and a legacy from Brisbane 2032. Photo courtesy Rob Woodhouse Collection. The CEO of Swimming Australia and dual Olympian Rob Woodhouse saying today that the legacy the Australian Swim Team delivers at the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games “would be lost immediately…