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28/10/2017

Houston Texans star J.J. Watt threw out the first pitch before Game 3 of the World Series. 📷

27/10/2017

Serena Williams has put her enormous Bel-Air mansion up for sale with a $2million asking price after swapping homes following the birth of her daughter.

The legendary tennis player recently gave birth to Alexis Olympia and is on the move with fiance and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian.

The six-bed property in the Los Angeles area was built in 1935 and is one of the most prestigious properties in Stone Canyon.

It comes with two-and-a-half acres of land too and while the 36-year-old will be sad to wave goodbye to her home, the new place is situated in the vicinity.

16/10/2017

The semi-finals and final of the World Boxing Super Series cruiserweight tournament will be held in Saudi Arabia.

With one quarter-final fight yet to be staged, the last-four clashes are expected to take place in the oil-rich Gulf state in January.
Oleksandr Usyk will take on Mairis Briedis while Yunier Dorticos will fight the winner of this weekend's fight between Murat Gassiev and Krzysztof Wlodarczyk.

The final is pencilled in for next May.

The WBSS was launched earlier this year and also features a super-middleweight competition.

14/10/2017

UEFA Champions League: Wednesday Night Results and Analysis

The remaining four groups were out on Wednesday night to kick start their UEFA Champions League season. If Tuesday night was about goal riot and close encounters Wednesday night just raised the bar. From a 95 minute winner to Six goals to a 3 star debut and a first nil nil draw it had all of it.

14/10/2017

Ferguson in clear after ref blast

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson will not face action from the Football Association over his criticism of referee Martin Atkinson on Sunday.
Ferguson condemned the official for his decisions during United's 1-0 defeat at Premier League leaders Chelsea.

12/10/2017

Anthony Joshua is set to pocket £15million from his clash with Kubrat Pulev — to become one of Britain’s best-paid sports stars.

The contest at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium in a fortnight is close to being a 78,000 sell-out and champ Joshua is expected to match his payday from his epic win over Wladimir Klitschko at Wembley in April.

Joshua’s £30m earnings from the ring in 2017 would eclipse footballer Gareth Bale ’s new £20m-a-year deal at Real Madrid and push Lewis Hamilton close as Britain’s best-paid sports star.

Hamilton earned £35m last year, and is set to eclipse that figure as he closes in on a fourth F1 world championship.

06/10/2017

The Beeline is exactly the kind of compass that cyclists need. Having your phone out while you're on a bicycle ride is dangerous business, even if you're using it for your GPS. If you have it strapped to your bike and keep looking down at the directions, you could crash pretty hard. If you pull it out of your pocket, one little bump could send it hurdling to the ground. And if you put on headphones to hear the turn-by-turn, they you could miss the sound of oncoming traffic.
You can also see the distance you have left, speedometer data, and what time it is with a flick of a finger.

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30/09/2017

Lewis Hamilton took pole position for the Malaysian Grand Prix as title rival Sebastian Vettel suffered from engine trouble to leave him last on the grid.
The Mercedes of Hamilton will start from the front in Sepang on Sunday as he looks to increase a 28-point lead over Vettel's Ferrari in the championship fight.

Hamilton had been struggling for pace all weekend but was able to light up the timesheet at the right moment and will start first ahead of Vettel's team-mate Kimi Raikkonen and the Red Bull of Max Verstappen.

26/09/2017

Long seasons are pushing players to their limit, says England’s Ben Youngs

Another senior England international has claimed leading players are “at the limit” of what their bodies can sustain amid rising concern over the number of injuries in the early weeks of the season. Leicester’s Ben Youngs says the players currently wish to avoid strike action but reveals there is increasing disquiet in dressing rooms about the sport’s attrition rate.

The topic of player welfare was impossible to avoid in Oxford, where England are engaged in a three-day camp, with Billy Vunipola the latest long-term casualty and eight other squad members unable to train fully. According to Youngs, the game grows steadily more demanding and common sense is needed in terms of season length.

22/09/2017

UK children play musical instruments as part of family tradition and not to boost social status

Dr Aaron Reeves from Oxford University's Department of Sociology found that British parents did not see musical achievement by their children as character building or useful in getting university places or jobs. Instead, it was usually only those parents who played instruments who encouraged their children to follow suit, he says in an article in the journal Cultural Sociology.

20/09/2017

Jonny Bairstow century guides England to routine ODI win over West Indies

Jonny Bairstow in his latest role as a one-day international opening batsman – and wizard boundary fielder – shepherded his side to the simplest of victories in the first match of the series. England cruised home by seven wickets on the nearest we are likely to come to a balmy Manchester evening at this time of year. Bairstow hit a fluent, unbeaten 100, his first ODI century, which means that it will take a while for the displaced Jason Roy to regain a place in England’s best team.

“It’s a long time since I made my debut at Cardiff [six years ago] so I’m really delighted,” said Bairstow, who must regard this as a landmark innings that is likely to forge a new career for him as an ODI player.

16/09/2017

Essex bask in County Championship triumph after Somerset beat Lancashire

As the Somerset captain, Tom Abell, swept Lancashire’s Stephen Parry for four runs that completed a seven-wicket win, Essex’s players were huddled around a screen on their team bus, heading back from Birmingham after their win over Warwickshire, heads thick from a night on the tiles. In the words of James Foster, the veteran wicketkeeper, they “opened another beer and raised a glass”, because Abell’s blow confirmed what they already knew: Essex were the county champions, for the first time since 1992.

They arrived back at Chelmsford to a heroes’ welcome from an assembled throng of club staff, sponsors, fans and media. The champagne was finally uncorked and the club’s chief executive, Derek Bowden, heralded the title as “the end of the beginning”, as Essex’s young, homegrown side look to build a dynasty comparable to the Fletcher-Gooch era a quarter of a century ago.

14/09/2017

Harry Kane, fortune and fortitude help Tottenham dispatch Dortmund

The Wembley hoodoo struck again. Borussia Dortmund simply cannot get things to go their way at the home of English football. For long spells during this Champions League thriller, they weaved their patterns and stretched Tottenham Hotspur to breaking point.

Mauricio Pochettino’s team did not crack. Harry Kane did not crack. And Spurs rode their luck, with Dortmund complaining that Kane’s goal for 2-1 should not have stood because of a foul on Nuri Sahin and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang seeing what would have been an equaliser for 2-2 wrongly ruled out for offside.

08/09/2017

World's best racers getting started with eSports.
Miguel Faisca and Graham Carroll are among the best talents in the world when it comes to virtual car racing in online sims.
Miguel Faisca is one of the best racers in the world, but he's more famous for competing in virtual racing rather than the real thing.

In 2013, Miguel beat 900,000 people from around Europe to be crowned the best racer in video game Gran Turismo 6.
Winning the tournament helped him secure a job racing real cars, and he says there is a lot in common between the two industries.

05/09/2017

The HMS Victory is one of the most famous warships still afloat. The Victory was put into service in 1765 as a first-rate Ship of the Line for the Royal Navy.

04/09/2017

Coleen Rooney has broken her silence following husband Wayne Rooney's arrest for drink driving last week. The pregnant 31-year-old took to Twitter on Sunday to hit out at the paparazzi who have been following the family in the wake of the scandal. She wrote: "Please can photographers have respect and stop following me with my three children in the car… it's dangerous and I’ve had enough." Wayne and Coleen are the parents to three boys – Kai, seven, Klay, four and one-year-old Kit. They announced the news of her fourth pregnancy last month.

Coleen Rooney breaks her silence following husband Wayne Rooney’s arrest for drink driving; hits out at photographers following her and her children

31/08/2017

Mini is making big moves in the electric car world and is introducing a fully-electric concept vehicle sporting the automaker's signature look with a few next-gen flourishes.

The new EV design, which is called the Mini Electric Concept (at least for the time being), was unveiled at the IAA Cars 2017 event in Munich. The small car is designed for short city drives, according to the copmany, and is meant to offer a new zero-emissions option for urban dwellers.

Mini's parent company BMW Group aims to put the Concept design on the road in 2019, joining industry rivals like Tesla and GM with more accessible EV options for the driving public. The new design is the first truly all-electric car from Mini meant for mass production, although the automaker does offer electrified versions of a few of its current models.

29/08/2017

Liverpool have confirmed they have sealed a deal to sign Naby Keita next summer.
RB Leipzig finally agreed to sell Keita to Liverpool for a premium on top of his £48million release-clause figure, which kicks in next summer.
The Guinea midfielder, who will officially join on July 1, has undergone his medical and the Reds have since announced the move.

“I am delighted that an agreement has been reached which will allow me to join Liverpool Football Club next summer, when I will become part of a project that excites me greatly,” said Keita.

“My commitment to RBL remains absolute for the remainder of my time at the club. I have given my all every time I have worn the shirt – that will be the case until the final whistle, in my final appearance.

“Having my future resolved means I can now focus on helping RBL achieve great things this season. Until I join my new club, next summer, I will remain an interested supporter from a distance.”

Leipzig caved in to Liverpool’s summer-long campaign to land Keita when they accepted that they could not hang on to the player beyond this season.