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[ad_1] ‘The Gypsy King’ Tyson Fury gatecrashed the press conference between Anthony Joshua and Francis Ngannou ahead of their huge clash in Riyadh – but got more than he bargained for after being brutally shut down by UFC great Ngannou. Ngannou dropped Fury in October in what was his boxing debut, only to fall to … Read more
[ad_1] Daniel Ricciardo admitted to being “disappointed” with his qualifying performance but added “anything can happen” ahead of the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix. Ricciardo will start Sunday morning’s (2am AEDT) race in 14th and three places behind teammate Yuki Tsunoda despite RB emerging as a dark horse of sorts after an impressive showing at testing … Read more
[ad_1] Getting punched in the face inside the boxing ring doesn’t scare Parramatta enforcer Junior Paulo. Whether it’s going toe-to-toe with Paul Gallen in the fight game or playing in the cauldron of State of Origin for NSW or a World Cup final for Samoa, Paulo has never been the type to sidestep the tough … Read more
[ad_1] Broc Feeney’s day ended in heartbreak last time he tackled Bathurst in his Triple Eight Camaro. He and co-driver Jamie Whincup had kept themselves in victory contention against the odds after an afternoon of double-stacking behind the sister car. With one pit stop remaining, a shot at the win was in sight. But Mount … Read more
[ad_1] NRL legend Gorden Tallis has declared the current era of front-rowers as the greatest of all-time and the conveyor belt of talent backing up his bold declaration is astonishing. Tallis believes State of Origin squads have never been more stacked with props and said international selectors are even more spoiled for choice. “If you … Read more
[ad_1] The Las Vegas season opening games are just over a month away and every NRL coach will be desperate to make the right selection calls ahead of Round 1. Some clubs, like Raiders and Rabbitohs, will be without key players to start the season due to suspensions carried over from 2023. While others have … Read more
[ad_1] The Australian Open’s highly-touted ‘party court’ is quickly proving a hit among fans – but not everyone is happy, with one player lashing out at a group of ‘drunk’ fans he claims verbally abused him during the first round on Sunday. This year, the Australian Open debuted the ‘Courtside Bar’ alongside Outside Court Six. … Read more