Wimbledon Opens With U.S. Stars In Straight Sets
Andre Agassi Serena Williams and Pete Sampras dominated the opening day on Centre Court as the Americans swept their first-round matches. Agassi beat Harel Levy 6-0 6-4 6-4 in 1 hour 29 minutes, Williams crushed Evie Dominikovic 6-1 6-1 in 42 minutes, and Sampras edged Martin Lee 6-3 7-6 6-3 amid rib strain concerns. Safin Capriati and Kafelnikov also advanced without dropping a set, while others faced wins by retirement.
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Panamanian boxer dies 36 hours after title fight
LAS VEGAS AP A Panamanian boxer Pedro Alcazar collapsed and died in his hotel room about 36 hours after being stopped in a 115 pound WBO title fight with Fernando Montiel. He had shown no symptoms of injury after the fight, later developing a brain swelling that puzzled doctors. Alcazar, 26, was defending his junior bantamweight title for the second time and was previously examined in the ring and dressing room with no clear cause identified.
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Doctors say Kile heart condition common and treatable
Doctors noted that the heart disease linked to Darryl Kile’s death is common and treatable, often present without symptoms. Autopsy showed 80 to 90 percent artery blockage. experts cited family history and the early onset risk, warning that atherosclerosis can begin in childhood and cause sudden death.
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NBA draft outlook shifts to international talent amid trades
Hilario’s contract details draw NBA scrutiny as the Knicks hosted him in Manhattan after strong workouts. Projected top picks include Gooden Butler Wagner Woods Wilcox and Tskitishvili with Hilario drawing moves from the Lakers and Suns. Foreign players rise as scouts focus on China Europe and South America. Hilario moved to Cleveland midwinter.
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