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 UFC becoming bloated, just like boxingThose fortunate enough to have watched Saturday’s Strikeforce main event now know why the UFC can’t continue to run the world’s two biggest fight clubs in parallel.
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 Melendez and Diaz deserve marquee MMA opponentsIf Strikeforce: Diaz vs. Daley proved anything, it’s that both Gilbert (El Nino) Melendez and Nick Diaz are great champions deserving of top competition.
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 Raonic on to third round at Monte CarloMilos Raonic moved into the third round of the Monte Carlo Masters Tuesday with a straight-set win over Ernests Gulbis of Latvia.
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 Federer in destructive mood in Monte CarloRoger Federer reminded the tennis world of his destructive power with a 6-2 6-1 rout of German Philipp Kohlschreiber in the Monte Carlo Masters second round on Tuesday.
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 Clijsters injures ankle, may miss French OpenAustralian Open champion Kim Clijsters could miss the French Open later this spring after injuring her ankle at her cousin's wedding.
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 Fitch, now Penn pull out of VegasFirst Jon Fitch, now B.J. Penn.
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 MFC owner has rip-roaring homecomingWINDSOR — Mark Pavelich has come home and he’s brought the fastest growing sport in the world along with him.
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 Rock fall flat for retiring goalieThe final denial or the race for first place?
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 Armstrong ends international career amid scandalLance Armstrong ended his international career at the Tour Down Under in controversial circumstances on Sunday, with continued allegations over illegal doping overshadowing his swansong.
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 Federer, Djokovic reach quarterfinals in OzRoger Federer and Novak Djokovic punched their tickets into the quarterfinals with victories on Sunday at the 2011 Australian Open, while Andy Roddick failed to advance.
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 Wozniacki into Aussie quartersTop-seeded Caroline Wozniacki reached her first Australian Open quarterfinal with a straight-set win over Latvia's Anastasija Sevastova.
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 Heil still feels she can do betterJenn Heil is stuck on the second step of the podium and has been ever since she won silver for Canada in moguls at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.
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 Thornhill's Raonic reaches fourth round at Australian OpenMilos 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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 Soderling, Murray win third-round matchesFourth seed Robin Soderling and No. 5 seed Andy Murray were both straight-set winners in the third round Saturday at the Australian Open.
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 Phaneuf leads after short programIt’s been seven long years since Contrecoeur, Que., figure skater Cynthia Phaneuf won the Canadian senior women’s title.
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 Wozniacki, Sharapova advanceWorld No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki and 14th-seeded former No. 1 Maria Sharapova moved into the fourth round, while former top-ranked stars Venus Williams and Justine Henin exited the 2011 Australian Open on Friday.
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 Sharapova cranks up the volumeFormer world number one Maria Sharapova invited renewed comparisons with fellow Russian Anna Kournikova after a patchy 6-1 6-3 opening victory over Tamarine Tanasugarn at the Australian Open on Monday.
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 Venus enjoys return to workPart-time fashion designer, book-writer and mature-age student, Venus Williams reminded the world she remains pretty good at her regular job by cruising through her opening round match at the Australian Open on Monday.
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 Federer fires up cool Aussie OpenRoger Federer fired up the Australian Open with a blistering start to his title defence on Monday, bringing some welcome warmth to an unseasonably cool Melbourne Park on opening day.
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 Resolve remains 'undisputed' for HolyfieldIt'll be 20 years ago this April. And looking back, Evander Holyfield admits he learned a little something from George Foreman, even if he couldn't actually say it at the time.
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 Nadal, Wozniacki are top seedsWorld No. 1s Rafael Nadal and Caroline Wozniacki have been installed as the top seeds for the 2011 Australian Open.
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 Roddick wins at Aussie Open tuneupReigning champion Andy Roddick eased into the quarterfinals, while his good friend and fellow American Mardy Fish lost to last year's runner-up here, Radek Stepanek, at the 2011 season-opening Brisbane International tennis event, an Australian Open tuneup.
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 Men's Olympic hockey honouredThe image of Sidney Crosby, mouth agape and his sticks and gloves airborne, is revealing. It captured the raw elation of the moment, seconds after Crosby's bad-angle shot in overtime found the net behind U.S. goalie Ryan Miller to give Canada the gold medal for the second time in three Olympic Games.
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 Winning on home soil 'felt good'2002 or 2010. Which Olympic gold meant more to Canadian hockey? Clearly both rank high on any list of Canadian achievements at the Olympic Games but for different reasons.
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 Relive Team Canada's Golden MomentRelive Team Canada's Golden Moment
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