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Boxing News: Walsh-Sullivan kickoff press conference January 16, 2025 Fight News

Boxing, the "sweet science", is a theatre of skill, power and drama that has captivated audiences for centuries. Yet, behind the allure of championship nights and historic rivalries lies a persistent shadow - controversial decisions that spark cries of "robbery".

Blue Jays Follow Up: Swimming now 6-1 on the year Jamestown Sun

Men's Tennis Falls at No. 7 Kentucky in Spring Opener Xavier University Athletics

Despite an unconventional upbringing and pathway, Warrington are looking to southern pair Alfie Johnson and Oli Leyland for 2025.

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CHARLOTTE- Austin Corbett is all too familiar with a comeback story. He's lived it his entire Carolina Panthers career. Making one comeback is commendable. Making two is admirable. Making three is akin to unbelievable. Corbett is doing just that, though, which is why his teammates rewarded his courage and commitment to the game.

Corbett has been named the 2024 Carolina Panthers recipient of th

(Photo credit: Kamil Krzaczynski-Imagn Images) As the losses pile up, frustration continues to consume the Chicago Blackhawks. Meanwhile, the Nashville Predators still are trying to find ways to win games consistently. The Blackhawks look to avoid a fourth consecutive overall defeat -- and seventh straight on the road -- when they face thePredators on Thursday. Owner of a league-low 30 points, Chicago has dropped nine

TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Iran's Esteghlal football team has reportedly set its sight on signing Orenburg midfielder Mohammad Ghorbani.

OKC For Soccer Launches Campaign To Name Oklahoma Citys New Professional Soccer Team news9.com KWTV

Wyoming Outdoor Hall of Fame 2025 inductees Wyoming Game and Fish Department

France rugby boss Galthi names Argentina rape case duo in Six Nations squad Yahoo Eurosport UK

JACOB MILLER will take to the field for the first time since his Castleford Tigers exit later this month. Having returned to Australia, the halfback...

WIDNES VIKINGS have announced the arrival of former Warrington Wolves hooker, Aiden Doolan, who has joined the club on trial. Doolan, 22, came through the...

FORMER NRL superstar Jarryd Hayne is set to make his rugby league comeback later this month. Hayne, who was released from prison last year after...

BRADFORD BULLS head coach Brian Noble has taken aim at the new disciplinary points system brought in by the RFL ahead of the new season....

New Delhi [India], January 16 (ANI): Former England batter Kevin Pietersen on Thursday expressed interest in working as batting coach for Indian men's team under head coach Gautam Gambhir. This development comes amid media reports that India is looking to strengthen their support staff with addition of a batting coach following a string of poor batting performances which cost India the home series against New Zealand, the

(Photo credit: Joe Puetz-Imagn Images) The St. Louis Blues will host the Calgary Flames again on Thursday to complete an unusual two-game series featuring a postseason vibe. There is a good reason for that atmosphere: The Flames, Blues and Vancouver Canucks are battling for the final playoff spot in the potential Western Conference playoff bracket. In the first game between the sides on Tuesday in St. Louis, the Blues d

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Defensive coordinator Aaron Glenn, offensive coordinator Ben Johnson and special teams coordinator Dave Fipp spoke to the media Wednesday as they do every week. Here are my 10 biggest takeaways from those media sessions:

1. Glenn on his head coaching interviews over the bye week: "I think you learn a number of things from each year that you go through them, and you try to imp

Tim Twentyman

It was a scary moment for Lions rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold in the third quarter of the Week 18 win over Minnesota when his leg collided with a teammate when making a tackle. Arnold immediately grabbed at his lower leg and eventually needed to be helped off the field and carted to the locker room. He didn't return to the game.

"I couldn't feel my foot," Arnold said Wednesday of that play

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Jan. 15 Chauncey Golston

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Height: 6-5 Weight: 268 lbs College: Iowa

8 a.m. - With a slew of players set to hit free agency, the Cowboys have plenty of decisions to make, and one of them will be on their futur

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FRISCO, Texas - There is no shortage of potential candidates to land the job of Dallas Cowboys' head coach in 2025, with Mike McCarthy and the team opting to part ways after a five-year stay that began during the pandemic. But as the front office turns its attention to candidates like Deion Sanders and others, Micah Parsons is still stunned by the divorce.

Speaking from his w

by Dallas Cowboys Mailbag, Mickey Spagnola & Tommy Yarrish

(Editor's Note: Time to check the mail! The DallasCowboys.com staff writers answer your questions here in 'Mailbag' presented by Miller Lite.)

In the 1990s, the Cowboys were GREAT, but even then they needed two massive additions to those teams to get over the hump and win a Super Bowl - a trade for Charles Haley in 1992 and later signing Deion Sand

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FRISCO, TX - It's where many, if not every, NFL game is won or lost. The interior of an offensive line has to be the strongest point of attack for any team, and the Dallas Cowboys know this all too well, whi

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FRISCO, Texas - The 2025 offseason is upon us, with plenty of looming decisions ahead for the Dallas Cowboys following a 7-10 finish in the regular season.

We've covered two months of the season in our five-part recap of 2024, and we're on to the month of November which saw a slippery start to the month, but a strong finish against divisional opponents.

Here's a recap o

On the day he was drafted by the Cowboys in 1990, Emmitt Smith made a bold prediction, stating that not only would he eventually be in the Ring of Honor, but that he would surpass Walter Payton as the NFL's all-time leading rusher. Most people brushed it off, assuming that anyone bold enough to wear black and yellow polka-dotted overalls on his first day at the job would also make a few outlandish statements.