Can Norman ward off another collapse to capture British title?

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Greg Norman aims to overtake the late Julius Boros as the oldest major champion in history in Sunday's final round. SOUTHPORT, England — Despite a shaky front side, Greg Norman was nine holes away from becoming the oldest major champion in golf history. The 53-year-old Aussie, who started the blustery final round with a two-stroke advantage... Submitted by: annera | Visited 5 times | Comments 0

♦ After 'warm-up,' Norman ready to go at Senior British Open

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Greg Norman "warmed up" for this week's Senior British Open at Royal Troon by finishing in a tie for third last week at the British Open at Royal Birkdale. He led the Open entering the final round. TROON, Scotland Greg Norman used last week's British Open as a warmup and almost made history. The warmup over, he is now setting his sights on the Senior British Open. Submitted by: chibiz5 - Visited 8 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Francis wants shot at world title

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Dean Francis says he is targeting a world title after becoming the new British light-heavyweight champion. The Bristol-based boxer stunned Tony Oakey on Friday in front of his home crowd in Portsmouth to add the Lonsdale Belt to his Commonwealth title. "I'm going to give myself two years," Francis, 34, told BBC Points West. Francis, who has made a successful comeback from injury... Submitted by: deepower - Visited 7 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Big Brother 9: Sylvia fears eviction

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Sylvia is nervous about Friday's eviction (27.06.08), but was comforted by Luke. She said: "I can't believe I'm going to be packing my suitcase on Friday. That is mental. I can't believe it. "My emotions are all over the place. I'm not happy, I'm not sad, I'm just in shock." I can't believe I'm going to be packing my suitcase on Friday. That is mental. I can't believe it. Submitted by: gaap - Visited 9 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Big Brother 9: Sylvia fears eviction

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Sylvia is nervous about Friday's eviction (27.06.08), but was comforted by Luke. She said: "I can't believe I'm going to be packing my suitcase on Friday. That is mental. I can't believe it. "My emotions are all over the place. I'm not happy, I'm not sad, I'm just in shock." I can't believe I'm going to be packing my suitcase on Friday. That is mental. I can't believe it. Submitted by: CoolWebStuff - Visited 10 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Williams eyes world title

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Williams: Wants another shot at the world title. Johnny Nelson on the last Friday Fight Night of the season, Danny Williams against John McDermott. Adam Smith looks back on an another cracking campaign at home and abroad, at world and British level. Belt up for the Brits! Glenn McCrory was bemused by the latest heavyweight offfering, but loved John Murray's British title tear-up. 20... Submitted by: th13rteen - Visited 6 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Williams' world title boost

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Williams: world title tilt? I think it's a race now for a British fighter to get to a world title fight. I believe the world heavyweight scene is very open, very weak. I've watched Danny's career for a hell of a long time and I do think that, if he puts his mind to it, he can do it. Frank Maloney says Danny Williams is in sight of another world title shot. Submitted by: CYBERAY - Visited 8 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Williams makes his point

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Danny Williams just about managed to hang on to his British heavyweight title with a controversial decision over John McDermott. Adam Smith looks back on an another cracking campaign at home and abroad, at world and British level. Belt up for the Brits! Glenn McCrory was bemused by the latest heavyweight offfering, but loved John Murray's British title tear-up. Submitted by: ssc325 - Visited 7 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ For a change, Scott gets off to good start at British Open

1 vote	Adam Scott tees off on the second hole during the first round of the 137th British Open in Southport, England. Having never been a serious contender in a major before, Scott is happy to be tied for second with golf standout Greg Norman. SOUTHPORT, England — With his hero, Greg Norman, waking up the echoes with a stunning round... Submitted by: BlohG - Visited 2 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Murray lands title shot

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Manchester lightweights John Murray and Lee Meager will fight for the vacant British title at the Robin Park Arena in Wigan on July 11, live on Sky Sports. Jim Watt says that the talented but flawed Dean Francis faces an uphill battle against Tony Oakey. Adam Smith shares his thoughts as Paul Appleby steps up and Floyd Mayweather steps down. Submitted by: motohost - Visited 9 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Kenny Perry moves into tie for lead at John Deere

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Kenny Perry, teeing off on the sixth hole at TPC at Deere Run, can win his third title in five starts if he can hold off Eric Axley, Brad Adamonis and the rest of the John Deere Classic leaderboard. SILVIS, Ill. (AP) — Kenny Perry can't figure it out, either. The new putter? That seems to be helping. His surgically repaired knee? It feels fine, after he rushed back two years ago. Submitted by: FFTEX - Visited 2 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Video DVD Maker

1 vote	Video DVD Maker enables you to capture video from your DV recorder, web cam, TV tuner or other input device, as well as video files and convert/burn the output to a CD or DVD. You can capture a single movie or combine multiple captures into a single video... Submitted by: MayurGondaliya - Visited 12 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Toney: I am the best

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James Toney moved his way back into contention for another shot at the world heavyweight title after stopping Hasim Rahman in three rounds. Adam Smith looks back on an another cracking campaign at home and abroad, at world and British level. Belt up for the Brits! Glenn McCrory was bemused by the latest heavyweight offfering, but loved John Murray's British title tear-up. Submitted by: MCJim - Visited 4 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Tennis ace Whiley retains title

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British teenager Jordanne Whiley successfully retained her national wheelchair tennis women's singles title with a first-ever win over Lucy Shuker. Whiley, 15, claimed a 6-1 7-6 victory over the British number one, who is ranked 10th in the world. British men's number one David Phillipson beat last year's winner Gordon Reid 6-7 6-4 6-4 in the men's singles final. Submitted by: dapyx - Visited 8 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Norman defies age in British Open performance

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Despite finishing behind Padraig Harrington by six strokes, Greg Norman put together an inspiring performance this weekend at the British Open. Speaking for 50-something men everywhere... Greg Norman is the American Idol. We don't care if he is Australian. No, he didn't win Sunday. But that is like complaining there is no ice to go with the water from the fountain of youth. Submitted by: Alneo - Visited 2 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Moran plots British title offence

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New English super-bantamweight champion Mark Moran is targeting an autumn defence of his title and then a shot at the British crown. The 26-year-old won the vacant title on Saturday with a ninth-round stoppage of Leeds fighter Danny Wallace. The Liverpudlian told BBC Radio Merseyside that his promoter Frank Maloney has big plans for his career. Submitted by: tony84 - Visited 4 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Joe Rogan's own game: THQ showcases UFC 2009 Undisputed

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Though Mixed Martial Arts as sport continues to grow into a worldwide phenomenon, the Ultimate Fighting Championship has had a colored past in the video game world; there hasn't really been a standout UFC title, although at first glance the sport looks ripe for a title. THQ believes that it can buck the trend with its new UFC title Undisputed and, if the first trailer can be any indication... Submitted by: aap - Visited 3 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Calzaghe relinquishes world title

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Joe Calzaghe has vacated his WBC super-middleweight title to free him up for a potential fight with Roy Jones Jr at light-heavyweight later in the year. He has given up the title rather than take the mandatory defence against fellow British fighter Carl Froch. Calzaghe still holds his WBA and WBO belts. Froch will face Jermain Taylor for the title later this year. Submitted by: peepin2me - Visited 7 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Rhodes rolls back the years

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Former 'Spice Boy' Ryan Rhodes turned back the clock to claim the British light-middleweight title with a stunning knockout victory over Gary Woolcombe. Sheffield's Rhodes first won the title back in 1996 and looked better than ever to claim the title from an opponent six years his junior who was defending the title for the first time. Submitted by: bestija - Visited 10 - Comments 0 - Write first comment

♦ Duncalf loses British Open final

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English hopes of a first women's title at the Dunlop British Open for 17 years were dashed when Jenny Duncalf went down in straight games Nicol David. Malaysia's world number one saw off the 25-year-old fifth seed 9-1 10-8 9-0 to secure her third title in four years. Duncalf, from Harrogate, came back from 7-2 down in the second game to within a point of levelling the match. But David... Submitted by: bscdesign.com - Visited 2 - Comments 0 - Write first comment