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British Paralympian Sam Ruddock found alive after going missing during Las Vegas WrestleMania trip
Sam Ruddock, a British track cyclist from Rugby, Warwickshire, has been safely located after being missing in Las Vegas for more than a week. On April 13, the British Paralympian went to the United States to attend WWE’s WrestleMania event. But after last hearing from him on April 16, family members started to worry. Ruddock reportedly stayed…
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Meet Cameroon’s Dominique Malonga, the youngest player ever drafted in the WNBA
Dominique Malonga is the WNBA’s youngest player ever drafted. The Seattle Storm...
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How Nike helped Usain Bolt sign one of the biggest athletics sponsorship deals with Puma
Eight-time Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt has broken his silence on the collapse of his contract...
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After being cut from her high school team, one-armed basketball player makes history in the NCAA
Baileigh Sinaman-Daniel is the first NCAA Division III women’s basketball player to score...
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How Fisk’s Morgan Price became the first HBCU gymnast to receive a perfect 10 score
Fisk University’s Morgan Price is the first-ever Historically Black College or University (HBCU) gymnast to earn a perfect score in women’s collegiate gymnastics. In a tri meet at Temple University...
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Eagles legend Jeremiah Trotter proud to watch son play Super Bowl LIX with ‘same number, same team’
It is a full circle moment for Philadelphia Eagles legend Jeremiah Trotter, 48, as he prepares to witness his son Jeremiah Trotter Jr., 22, take the field in his rookie season against the Kansas City Chiefs,...
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Ohio State’s Kayden McDonald gives his childhood teachers the gift of a lifetime before National Championship game
Ahead of the College Football Playoff National Championship game, defensive linemen Kayden McDonald and Caleb Downs of the Ohio State Buckeyes took a trip down memory lane. Growing up in metro Atlanta,...
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Amina Orfi: 17-year-old Egyptian makes squash history
Egyptian squash champion Amina Orfi made history in Singapore during the VITAGEN Singapore Squash Open 2024 on Sunday. The 17-year-old defeated the women’s world number three and compatriot Hania...
