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 MMA fighter charged with sexual assaultA U.S. mixed martial arts fighter is charged with sexually assaulting a woman in southwestern Ontario.
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 Vancouver UFC tickets on saleTickets will go on sale next week for Vancouver’s second UFC event. UFC 131 will take place at the Rogers Arena on June 11.
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 MMA star Diaz over the edgeHe’s as warm and welcoming as a wasp’s nest.
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 Superstar would spit on Jericho's graveSuperstar Billy Graham has an axe or two to grind.
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 Ottawa Ice looks to ring up one more titleA dream season comes to an end this weekend for the Ottawa Ice Under 16 Junior A ringette team
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 Daley putting feud with White asideWhen news first broke the UFC had purchased its largest competitor, Strikeforce, few fighters were as infuriated as Paul (Semtex) Daley.
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 Canada's McIvor blows out kneeCanadian Olympic gold medallist Ashleigh McIvor's season has came to a sudden end.
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 Gee-Gees cutting hair for cancerSeveral Gee-Gees athletes are cutting their hair for cancer this weekend.
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 Weight on HeartsThere will be many players facing a myriad of challenges at the provincial women’s curling championship in Altona, beginning Wednesday. But they’ll all pale in comparison to the challenge being faced by Fort Rouge skip, Joelle Brown, who goes into the event with a LiveStrong bracelet on her wrist and a weight on her heart.
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 Biocchi, Desforges top Gee-Gees of weekSprinter Devin Biocchi and hockey player Fannie Desforges are the Ottawa Gee-Gees’ athletes of the week.
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 Smendziuk, Smith top Carleton Ravens of weekBasketball players Kyle Smendziuk and Courtney Smith are the Carleton Ravens’ athletes of the week.
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 Carleton ski team earns pair of victoriesThe Ravens’ nordic ski team brought home first-place finishes at the season-opening Nipissing Invitational in North Bay on the weekend.
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 Weaver, Poje dazzle but fall short againWaterloo ice dancer Kaitlyn Weaver had to fight almost as hard after the freedance on Sunday as she did on the ice.
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 Canadian reaches Aussie Open fourth roundMilos Raonic of Thornhill advanced to the fourth round of the men's singles draw at the Australian Open early Saturday in Melbourne, Australia.
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 High expectations for Daytona 500After one day of testing on the newly-paved Daytona International Speedway, NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers think the Feb 20 Daytona 500 could be one of the best ever in the 53-year history of the prestigious race.
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 Federer, Djokovic and Roddick move onReigning champion Roger Federer, former titlist Novak Djokovic and Andy Roddick were among Friday's third-round winners at the Australian Open.
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 Ottawa Sports Awards winnersHere are the winners from Wednesday's night's Ottawa Sports Awards ceremony at Algonquin College.
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 Sinopoli, Groves Ottawa's top athletesBeing recognized as Ottawa’s top female athlete is nothing new to four-time Olympic medallist Kristina Groves.
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 A look at upcoming skating championshipThe Canadian Skating Championships will be without a number of national team stars. Find out who won't compete.
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 Armstrong not worried about doping allegationsLance Armstrong is not losing any sleep over a U.S. federal investigation into allegations of doping in his team, the seven-times Tour de France champion said on Saturday ahead of his final international race.
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 MMA Notes: B.C.'s MacDonald to face Nate Diaz at UFC 129The pride of Kelowna, B.C., has another tough opponent ahead of him when he fights in Toronto in April.
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 Nick Ring re-dedicated to moving up UFC ranksAC/DC once wailed: “It’s a long way to the top, if you wanna rock ’n’ roll.”
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 Arnold looks to Crash the IceMark Arnold knows the rush that goes with barrelling down an ice-covered hill full-tilt — wearing skates.
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 Nesbitt golden againChristine Nesbitt of London, Ont., capped an unbeaten showing at the Canadian speed skating championships Sunday in Calgary.
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 Gut shocks Vonn to win Super-GSwitzerland’s Lara Gut celebrated her first World Cup victory since returning from a one-year injury lay-off on Sunday when she upset favourite Lindsey Vonn to win the Altenmarkt Super-G.
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