Saturday 31 October 2020
The 26-year-old hit the headlines at last year’s PDC World Championship.
Derrick Henry carried the Titans to another comeback win.
The American won by unanimous points decision that seemed closer than the scores suggested.
Plus, how the Big Six came to be the top half-dozen dogs.
The 20-year-old went into her opponent’s home gym and beat her into submission, earning a career-altering TKO6 victory.
Geelong defeated Brisbane Lions in the second AFL preliminary final today.
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Joshua has fought since outpointing Andy Ruiz Jr to regain his titles on 7 December, 2019.
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On the latest edition of Behind the Lines, Caitlin Thompson assess the legacy left by Maria Sharapova.
Minister Catherine Martin says she hopes some smaller live performances will take place before Christmas.
‘It will be great to push my limits and see what I’m capable of.’
The hosts remain undefeated while the New York side suffered their first loss of the season.
Two riders from two other teams, including Dutchman Steven Kruijswijk, have also tested positive.
41-year-old quarterback Drew Brees kicked into gear with his side down 20-3 just before half-time.
‘End of an era’, as trainer of the great Sea The Stars will not renew licence in 2021.
Jackie Stewart has said he could never regard Hamilton among the greatest drivers in the history of the sport.
Atlanta are winless five games into the season.
A homecoming fight in the UK looks most likely for Fury, ahead of the showdown with Anthony Joshua.
The team’s leader scored a triple-double and was named Finals MVP.
Elsewhere, Washington quarterback Alex Smith returned after nearly two years out of action, while Patriots-Broncos has been postponed.
The Limerick teenager claimed Ireland’s first-ever Downhill world title in Salzburg today.
The Spaniard won the final 6-0, 6-2, 7-5.
Fintan McCarthy was the Irish rower of the day to secure a medal in the lightweight men’s sculls.
The Mercedes driver claimed victory in the Eifel Grand Prix — keeping his cool to cross the line 4.4 seconds clear of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen.
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Swiatek did not drop a set in claiming her first grand slam title.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen qualified in third place.
After today’s win over Collingwood, a Grand Final place will be at stake in next week’s Brisbane Lions clash.
Five Irish crews have done enough to secure places in tomorrow’s A finals in Poznan, Poland.
Irish basketball sensation Sorcha Tiernan on an important partnership with Jigsaw, her experience through the Covid-19 crisis and her colourful career so far.
The Lakers still lead Miami Heat 3-2 in the series and can secure the title with a game-six victory on Sunday.
The world number one defeated Stefanos Tsitsipas to progress to the decider.
Pat Hooper represented Ireland at the 1980 Olympic Games.
The Spaniard brushed aside Diego Schwartzman without dropping a set to claim his 99th win at Roland Garros.
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Maguire is back out on course at 6.34pm on Friday.
Michael Schumacher’s son was set to drive for Alfa Romeo in Friday’s opening practice session.
Bears quarterback Nick Foles threw for 243 yards and a touchdown in the one-point win.
The proposed Deodora circuit is planned to be in a forested area of Rio de Janeiro.
