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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — At 1:30 p.m. on Friday, Dustin Johnson signed a golf ball, handed it to the giddy teenage standard bearer and then promptly tripped up a couple of stairs leading into the stately Shinnecock Hills clubhouse.It summed up his day well.Johnson, the two-time major champion, shot 41 on the back nine Friday, which included a quadruple-bogey 8 on the par-4 15th. It was the exclamation point on an eight-over, five-hole stretch that saw him go from one off the lead to 11 back.He shot 77, but thanks to his 66 Thursday he’s still three over and will play the…
UFC Hall of Famer Ronda Rousey feels vindicated in her harsh attacks towards UFC Chief Business Officer Hunter Campbell. Ronda Rousey’s return to Mixed Martial Arts drew the largest U.S. audience in the sport’s history earlier this year. In her first fight in a decade, Rousey tapped out Gina Carano with an armbar in just 17 seconds to cap off a star-studded Most Valuable Promotions MMA card. In the lead-up to her MMA comeback, Rousey repeatedly took shots at the UFC, and most notably Chief Business Officer Hunter Campbell. According to Rousey, Campbell shut down potentially bringing Rousey vs. Carano…
The video game industry is mourning the loss of Bobby Prince, the composer behind the iconic soundtracks of Doom, Wolfenstein 3D, Duke Nukem 3D, and numerous other classic PC games. Robert Caskin “Bobby” Prince III died on June 17 at the age of 81, his family confirmed. Before entering the video game industry, Prince served as a platoon leader during the Vietnam War and later worked in counseling and law. Prince began composing music for video games in the early 1990s and quickly became a key creative partner for id Software and Apogee Software. Over the years, he created music…
62′ USA 2-0 AustraliaAnd there’s another shot from Australia, one that probably should have gone in the back of the net.Substitute Irankunda went flying down the right-hand side and, after waiting for support in the penalty area, rolled the ball back for another substitute, Cristian Volpato. But the Sassuolo winger got his wrong club out and sent his right-footed effort a long way over the crossbar.There was a hint of a penalty shout in there too, but the officials decided there was nothing doing.
Add as preferred source on Google Tommy Paul is a tennis purist and a lover of the grass courts.Sadly, that kind of affection for this specific natural surface feels few and far between.Instead, the tour seems to just be adding more and more hard-court events, creating a monotonous, homogenised calendar that breeds the same champions week on week.Well, Tommy Paul has taken a stand.He has now called for the tennis calendar to change, opening itself up to the possibility of extending one of the most criminally short swings of the year at last.Tommy Paul wants a grass-court Masters 1000 eventSpeaking…
Add as preferred source on Google When Trae Young declined his $48.97 million player option, the reaction was predictable: free agency speculation, landing spots, doubts about whether Washington could keep him. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst says the drama is mostly noise, with Young expected to re-sign in Washington on a three-year deal. Washington stopped looking like a rebuildThe Wizards spent the last few seasons stockpiling draft picks and young talent. Now they hold the No. 1 overall pick, a roster of promising young players, and a star in Young hitting free agency.Young is one of the best offensive creators in the…
Conor McGregor and Max Holloway have started selling UFC 329 the way only two veterans can: with a mix of humor and grit. During a recent exchange, McGregor asked Holloway how he was feeling after the five-round loss to Charles Oliveira, and Holloway flipped it back with one of McGregor’s old lines about only counting finishes. McGregor’s answer, “I like this. Go ring the bell,” showed that the jab landed cleanly enough to get a laugh instead of a fight-night glare. UFC 329: Max Holloway Fires Back at Conor McGregor, Ends Exchange With a Laugh McGregor and Holloway first fought…
Scotland and Morocco will face one another at the World Cup tonight in the second round of Group C matches.A win would all but guarantee progress to the knockout stages for Scotland, but they won’t find it easy against one of their group’s favourites.Here’s who will be in charge of tonight’s game.Experienced Uzbek referee to take charge of tonight’s fixture Morocco drew with Brazil in their opening fixture (Image credit: Getty Images)In the middle for the clash between Scotland and Morocco is Uzbek referee Ilgiz Tantashev.He has plenty of experience in the Asian Champions League and has even refereed a…
As Brian Schottenheimer is well aware, Quinnen Williams was brought in to help replace Micah Parsons. However, one significant shortfall between the change from Parsons to Williams was the loss of playoff experience. As a former member of the Jets, Williams has yet to play in his first playoff game heading into his eighth season. Schottenheimer was asked about Williams’ lack of playoff experience by a reporter, according to a Thursday X post from Cowboys reporter Clarence Hill Jr. Thanks for the submission! • “We are going to get him there,'” he said. Looking to predict NFL playoff Scenarios? Try…
Follow us on Google Discover Coco Gauff continues to struggle to find form on grass after her latest defeat.Gauff suffered a surprise early exit at Roland Garros this year, and therefore had more time to prepare for the grass court season.However, this did not help Gauff for her first singles match of the grass court season, as she lost her only match at the Berlin Open against Paula Badosa.Gauff has not won a grass court singles match since 2024, and former doubles world number one Rennae Stubbs has explained the issues that she has in her game that are even…