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 The graceful combination of power and balance. The bounce in his step after every birdie. His name at the top of the leaderboard. For at least one round, Rory McIlroy finally looked like the former No. 1 player in the world instead of a guy who hasn't won a tournament all year. With eight birdies and hardly any stress, McIlroy opened the HSBC Champions on Thursday with a 7-under 65 for a two-shot lead over Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano and Jamie Donaldson. It was the first time since he won in Dubai last November that McIlroy has been in the outright lead after any round. ''It felt good to be out there and in control of my golf ball,'' McIlroy said. Maybe it was just a coincidence that McIlroy's only win of any variety was earlier this week at Mission Hills when he rallied to beat Tiger Woods in an 18-hole exhibition. That didn't hurt his confidence, though the 24-year-old from Northern Ireland pointed to other factors that have been leading him in ...

To some, this is basically just a photo of an attractive member of the LA Kings ice crew. But to me and other comic nerds, this photo is an abomination. Wonder Woman and Captain America would never clean the same sheet of ice because one is DC and one is Marvel. Get it together, LA. No. 1 Star: Anze Kopitar, Los Angeles Kings In addition to an assist and a game-high 4 shots on goal, Kopitar fourth's shot, a powerful one-timer, was the OT winner for the Kings in their 4-3 triumph over the rival San Jose Sharks. No. 2 Star: Jonathan Bernier, Toronto Maple Leafs The Calgary Flames were all over Toronto Wednesday night, putting 43 shots on goal to Toronto's 21. But Bernier was dynamite, stopping 41 as the Maple Leafs skated to a 4-2 win. Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free No. 3 Star: Patrice Bergeron, Boston Bruins The Bruins fell to the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-2, but Bergeron did his part, scoring a g...

 Even with the finish line in sight, Boston took one last deep breath on Wednesday night. The Red Sox were just one out from clinching the World Series with a seemingly insurmountable 6-1 lead but a history of heartbreak had taught Bostonians that nothing can be taken for granted in baseball. They need not have worried. The unmistakable thud of the ball pounding into the glove was all it took for 95 years of anguish to disappear and trigger one of the wildest parties seen in New England "I knew this was going to be a special year," said Boston slugger David Ortiz, the outstanding player of a best-of-seven series won 4-2 by the Red Sox. Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free "When we started rolling, nobody ever stopped the train." The St. Louis Cardinals second baseman Matt Carpenter was the last man standing between the Red Sox and the championship but when he swung and missed at a fastball fr...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers went into their Week 5 bye looking, at least statistically, like a team with a respectable defense. The Bucs were (and are) winless, sure, but that was mostly about the ineptitude of the offense. Tampa Bay's D held the Jets to 18 points, New Orleans to 16, New England to 23, and Arizona to 13. Nothing shameful about those totals. But after the bye, things have fallen apart. The Bucs have allowed 31 points to opponents in back-to-back weeks. The defense made us all briefly think that Nick Foles was the answer in Philly (296 pass, 4 TDs), and that Harry Douglas was a suitable replacement for both Roddy and Julio (149 yards, TD). Tampa has given up four touchdowns to wide receivers over the past two weeks, two to running backs, plus the rushing score to Foles. So we've reached the point where this D is no longer on the avoid list, if it ever was. Darrelle Revis spending half his day in zone? That seems like a favor to the fantasy community. Let's get ...

The Bradford Bulls are closing in on the capture of Sydney Roosters' Adam Henry following positive takeover talks with the Rugby Football League on Tuesday. The RFL have yet to sanction the club's change in ownership and until the green light is given to Andrew Calvert, Ryan Whitcut, Mark Moore and Ian Watt the Super League club are unable to make new signings. The club's new Board of Directors submitted proof of funding last week and on Tuesday met with Nigel Wood and Blake Solly to present their long-term business plan. "We are now also in a position to proceed with the signing of Adam Henry from Sydney Roosters, which is really positive news for the club and its supporters." Ryan Whitcut The Bulls' prospective new owners are hopeful of having their bid ratified by the end of the week which will then enable them to complete the capture 22-year-old utility back from the Roosters. "We have had a very positive meeting with the RFL (on Tuesday) a...

The Buddh International circuit is one of the drivers’ favourite new F1 tracks - but the very thing that makes it exciting behind the wheel can also make it tough to overtake. The Indian circuit is one of F1’s most recent success stories in terms of design, with some drivers describing its mix of fast flowing curves and long straights as being like a modern version of Belgium’s legendary Spa-Francorchamps. It offers a real challenge as it rewards a good rhythm and punishes mistakes – and within the mix there are several corners described by Sebastian Vettel as “rhythm breakers” that if got wrong can completely wreck a lap. This type of circuit is also one that the engineers enjoy, because with many of the corners flowing into each other it requires the car to cope with quick direction changes and that puts a focus on the fundamentals of aerodynamic balance and stability. In a wind tunnel, engineers not only test the aerodynamic properties of the car in a straight line but also move an...

  One of the world's best: It is now 31 fights unbeaten for the American   Timothy Bradley added Juan Manuel Marquez's illustrious name to his increasingly-impressive resume in Las Vegas on Saturday night as he prevented the Mexican becoming a five-weight world champion. He outpointed the ageing star to retain the WBO welterweight title he controversially won from Manny Pacquiao last year and for which he was much-maligned by the boxing fraternity . But the 30-year-old from California fought a punch-perfect fight against the man who himself stunned Pacquiao with a one-punch knockout last December, albeit winning by split decision as one judge inexplicably awarded the fight to the eventual loser. Timothy Bradley has retained his WBO welterweight title with a split-decision victory over Juan Manuel Marquez at the Thomas and Mack Center, Las Vegas. The early action promised much with both fighters happy to take the front foot, but it was Marquez ...

American Football > Dallas Cowboys > Live Good morning and welcome to the live commentary of the NFL clash between the Dallas Cowboys and the Washington Redskins. The Cowboys are coming into the game off a tough loss to the Denver Broncos last week, where a late Tony Romo interception handed John Fox's side the victory. Meanwhile, the Redskins are coming into the match with following a win over the Oakland Raiders two weeks ago and should be fully rested after their bye week. By Nevel Filed: Monday, October 14, 2013 at 01:05 UK Last Updated: Monday, October 14, 2013 at 01:22 UK   This clash is always entertaining between two fierce rivals, so make sure to follow our commentary with all the action below.

 The joy on the face of Sam Tomkins when the hooter went at Old Trafford showed just what it meant to the England full-back to win the Super League Grand Final with Wigan. In his 152nd and final appearance, before a world-record fee move to New Zealand Warriors, he had helped his side to a success against Warrington that sealed the league and Challenge Cup double, following August's victory against Hull at Wembley. What made the achievement most special to Tomkins and his team-mates was the backdrop in which it had been won. Two top-class half-backs Brett Finch and Thomas Leuluai had left the previous winter, as had prolific centre George Carmont, prompting some sections of the media to question whether the club could challenge for honours. "At the start of this season we were written off to be finishing fourth, fifth, sixth or seventh or whatever it was, because we lost a few players," Tomkins told BBC Sport.  "To silence those people and win the double is unbeli...

Great Britain Rugby League legend Shaun Edwards says nowhere in the world gets close to the atmosphere created under the roof at the Millennium Stadium, as the countdown to the Rugby League World Cup 2013 Opening Ceremony continues. Edwards enjoyed a decorated playing career spanning 18 years and represented his country with distinction on dozens of occasions. He graced some of the greatest stadia in world sport, but he says one of his biggest regrets is that he never got the opportunity to play at the Millennium Stadium. “I’ll definitely be going down for the Opening Ceremony. I’m speaking at a luncheon before the game and I’m very much excited to watch the show and both games,” said Edwards. “I think it’s one of the best sporting venues in the world and the atmosphere under that roof should be fantastic. “I haven’t been to a stadium in the world that comes close to the atmosphere you can create there when the roof is closed. “When the crowd is emotionally charged, and when they get ...

It was a perfect homecoming for Houston Rockets point guard Jeremy Lin in Taiwan. Lin, whose parents emigrated from Taiwan to the United States in the 1970s, scored 17 points and went 3-for-4 from the 3-point line to help the Rockets overcome the Indiana Pacers 107-98 in an exhibition game played before a capacity crowd of 13,686. James Harden led all Rockets scorers with 21 and had three 3-pointers. Paul George's 19 points led the Pacers. George Hill contributed 17, but suffered what coach Frank Vogel called "a mild ankle sprain" in a third-quarter scramble. Lin was clearly the crowd favorite and didn't disappoint with a dazzling array of clutch shooting and pin-point passing. View gallery." Houston Rockets Jeremy Lin (7) is cheered by Francisco … Houston Rockets Jeremy Lin (7) is cheered by Francisco Garcia after he scored against the Indiana Pa … His play earned him accolades from Rockets coach Kevin McHale, who said all the hard wor...

 Timothy Bradley will be out to prove his critics wrong as he goes toe-to-toe with the legendary Juan Manuel Marquez in Las Vegas this weekend. Despite being undefeated, WBO welterweight champion Bradley is the underdog having gained debatable decisions in his last two bouts, most notably... Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free Despite being undefeated, WBO welterweight champion Bradley is the underdog having gained debatable decisions in his last two bouts, most notably over Manny Pacquiao. Upcoming Fights | Sunday 13th October 2013 In contrast, orthodox Mexican Marquez finally put his demons to rest in his last fight by knocking Pacquiao out, having narrowly failed to beat the Filipino in three previous attempts. Bradley, meanwhile, took on Ruslan Provodnikov in his last bout but was unable to silence the doubters despite taking a unanimous decision after being floored in the final round. Click Here To ...

Timothy Bradley and Juan Manuel Marquez, who handed back-to-back defeats to Manny Pacquiao last year, turned their attention to each other ahead of Saturday's showdown for the WBO Welterweight crown. Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free  Click Here To Watch Live Free Future hall of famer Marquez produced a memorable performance last December, knocking out Filipino Pacquiao; while Bradley was the benefactor of a split decision when he faced the eight-division world champion in February. Both fighters made the grade at Friday's weigh-in with defending champion Bradley making a lean 146 pounds, while Marquez looked slightly worn at 144.5 pounds. Marquez heads into the bout with an opportunity to become the first Mexican to hold titles in five weight divisions, and with Las Vegas becoming a mini-Mexico, the 40-year-old is full of assurance. Match Details: Competition:  BOXING Game:  Timothy Bradley v Juan Manuel Marqu...

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Juan Manuel Marquez is at his best when punches are flowing—from him and his opponent. The 40-year-old Mexican legend is quite possibly the best counterpuncher in the sport. When he faces WBO welterweight champion Timothy Bradley on Saturday, he must entice him into as many exchanges as possible. Bradley is the quicker, slicker boxer. If he dictates the tempo with in-and-out movement, Marquez will have an issue finding his mark. Despite the fact that Marquez is in exceptional shape, he’s still 40. He has never been overly quick, but at this stage of his career, he is bound to slow even more. What Marquez has in his favor is Bradley’s apparent obsession with earning respect. This desire could help to create the brawl Marquez needs. Bradley vs  Marquez Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free Ever since Bradley was awarded the controversial split-decision win over Manny Pacquiao in June 2012, Bradley has been the tar...

Timothy Bradley is the WBO welterweight champion. He's 30-0 with abs that look like he does Insanity and P90X—at the same time. Even with all those qualities, the man they call Desert Storm isn't widely regarded as one of the five-best fighters in the sport. On Saturday, Bradley will have an opportunity to earn some respect when he faces Juan Manuel Marquez at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas. BoxRec.com lists Bradley seventh in their pound-for-pound rankings. He's behind fighters who have had their records blemished like Saul "Canelo" Alvarez, Wladimir Klitschko, Sergio Martinez and Carl Froch. Ring Magazine has Bradley listed eighth. The most notable fighter ahead of Bradley on Ring's list is Manny Pacquiao. Bradley vs  Marquez Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free Click Here To Watch Live Free The Filipino legend is sixth in the rankings despite losing a split decision to Bradley in June 2012 and being knocked ...