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Image 1 of 7(Image credit: Getty Images)(Image credit: Getty Images)(Image credit: Getty Images)(Image credit: Getty Images)(Image credit: Getty Images)(Image credit: Getty Images)(Image credit: Getty Images)The opening stage of the UAE Tour 2025 was taken by Jonathan Milan of Lidl-Trek ahead of Jasper Philipsen of Alpecin-Deceuninck in a brutal uphill sprint to the line in Liwa. The race began with a stage that was very difficult to predict with a lumpy stage in the dunes around Liwa with a short 138km stage. The riders took on changeable weather with some speckles of rain to begin with followed by sunshine. Three riders went up…

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Home » How the Top 25 fared: Opening Weekend https://cdn.d1baseball.com/uploads/2025/02/16203556/HOW-THEY-FARED-2025-.png 500 1000 Kendall Rogers https://cdn.d1baseball.com/uploads/2024/11/21163231/d1-logo.svg Kendall Rogers2025-02-16 23:53:182025-02-16 23:56:53How the Top 25 fared: Opening Weekend More From This Author

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Britain’s Emma Raducanu ended her losing run with a straight-set victory over Greece’s Maria Sakkari in the first round of the Dubai Tennis Championships.The 22-year-old went into the tournament having lost her previous four matches – the worst run of her career – but needed just one hour and 20 minutes to seal a 6-4 6-2 win against the world number 29.The 2021 US Open champion had not won since beating American Amanda Anisimova in the Australian Open second round on 16 January.The British number two broke serve in the first game of both sets, and on the two occasions…

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Feb 16, 2025, 06:53 PM ETSAN DIEGO — Ludvig Åberg never felt worse leaving a golf course than three weeks ago at Torrey Pines when he shared the 36-hole lead only to get ill from a stomach ailment and stagger to the finish with a 79.That’s what made Sunday — same course, different tournament — feel so sweet.Åberg was three shots behind and running out of holes when he hit three shots to near perfection for birdies and capped his late rally with a 7-foot birdie putt on the par-5 18th for a 6-under 66 and a one-shot victory over…

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It’s a given that the early version of the UFC looked nearly nothing like it looks today. Far, far in the rearview mirror are the days when the promotion was worried about just being able to put events on legally, or get them broadcast – in large part thanks to Arizona Sen. John McCain, whose “human cockfighting” campaign against the UFC created a lot of early struggles. The event said to give McCain his big push in the fight against legal MMA was UFC 8, which took place Feb. 16, 1996, in Puerto Rico. It was the first time the UFC…

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Victorian State Championships, Day 3: Carlile’s Paris Olympian Olivia Wunsch Wraps Up Treble With Impressive 200m Freestyle Win Carlile’s Paris Olympian Olivia Wunsch has continued her impressive start to 2025, wrapping up a much sort-after freestyle treble on the final day of the Mattioli Victorian Open LC Championships at the Melbourne Sport Ands Aquatic Centre. The 18-year-old 2024 Olympic 4x100m freestyle relay gold medallist added the 200m freestyle title to her wins in the 50m (25.15) and 100m freestyles (54.16) – the double she had also won at the South Australian Championships. In the 200m final, Wunsch clocked 1:58.97 to…

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Image 1 of 6Annika Langvad (Specialized Off-Road) celebrates her GC victory at 2025 Santa Vall(Image credit: ©Gravel Earth Series | ©Santa Vall)Men’s GC winner Magnus Bak Klaris of Denmark(Image credit: ©Gravel Earth Series | ©Santa Vall)Men’s GC podium at 2025 Santa Vall(Image credit: ©Gravel Earth Series | ©Santa Vall)Women’s GC podium at 2025 Santa Vall(Image credit: ©Gravel Earth Series | ©Santa Vall)Magnus Bak Klaris on stage 1(Image credit: ©Gravel Earth Series | ©Santa Vall)Geerike Schreurs and Rosa Klöser mark each other on stage 1(Image credit: ©Gravel Earth Series | ©Santa Vall)Annika Langvad (Specialized Off-Road) and Magnus Bak Klaris (PAS Racing)…

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