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Grateful not sorry as DeChambeau reflects on failed LIV gamble
DeChambeau stands by LIV decision despite collapse, grateful for experience whilst promising humility and respect as future competitive plans remain unclear.
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Etzebeth and Marchand eecalled as Boks and France load big guns
Etzebeth replaces injured Ahmed in Springbok squad ahead of France clash, as Galthie recalls Marchand and veterans to face world champions at Stade de France.
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Family first then top four in Shabangu’s Midlands Bongos blueprint
Former Pumas captain Brian Shabangu takes Midlands Bongos reins, targeting top-four MRL finish whilst building family culture and community engagement.
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Borthwick survives tough week with record Wallaby walloping
England deliver record 45-22 Wallabies victory to answer “toxic environment” claims, with Borthwick revealing predecessor coaches told him to “focus on rugby.”
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Gauff battles past Pegula in epic WTA finals group stage opener
Gauff outlasts Pegula in tense 2hr 39min WTA Finals thriller after saving set points, whilst Noskova dominates Kostyuk who replaced injured Rybakina.
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Alcaraz won’t think about being favourite despite Paris triumph
Alcaraz refuses favourite status for ATP Finals despite Paris Masters triumph and nine-match streak, saying he won’t “take that in my hand.”
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Wolff celebrates Mercedes return to top with constructors’ glory
Wolff praises Mercedes organisation after clinching ninth constructors’ crown to complete double with Antonelli’s title despite challenging final races.
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US Open revenge awaits as Alcaraz faces Shelton in Paris final
Alcaraz says facing Shelton is “one of tennis’ best challenges” after beating Ruud to reach maiden Paris Masters final and US Open revenge opportunity.
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Hamilton and Leclerc resolve Mexico drama themselves
Hamilton clarifies he and Leclerc resolved Mexico drama themselves through conversation, not team boss intervention, ahead of São Paulo GP starting from back.
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Rain can’t stop Norris taking third consecutive Brazilian pole
Norris masters Brazilian rain chaos for pole as 2.5-hour qualifying session sees Camara crash twice and grid penalties promote Antonelli to front row.
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