Hopkins pulls off upset in final career fight
In Atlantic City Bernard Hopkins, at 41, defeats Antonio Tarver by unanimous decision to cap his boxing career with a dramatic upset. Hopkins, moving up two weight classes to 175, used smart defense and relentless pressure to outscore Tarver before 10,200 fans at Boardwalk Hall.
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Duke lacrosse case roils as defense challenges Nifong
In Raleigh three Duke University lacrosse players press motions to challenge District Attorney Mike Nifong’s rape charges. Nifong remains silent, urging the public to await trial while defense attorneys push for dismissal if charges lack merit. Meanwhile, Sharapova eyes Wimbledon after ankle injury and the Chicago Rush win ArenaBowl 2006.
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Singh wins Barclays Classic for third title in windy finale
Vijay Singh end 21-month win drought with a 3-under 68 to capture his record third Barclays Classic at Westchester, finishing 10-under 274 for a two-stroke victory, after a late birdie surge on 16 and 18. Se Ri Pak beats Karrie Webb in LPGA Championship playoff at Bulle Rock near Havre de Grace, returning to win form after injuries.
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Hamlin Dominates Pocono to Claim No. 1 Cup Win
Denny Hamlin won the Pocono 500 from the pole in his 21st career start driving the No. 11 Chevrolet for Joe Gibbs Racing. Kurt Busch finished second while Tony Stewart, recovering from a broken shoulder blade, placed third. Hamlin rose from 11th to ninth in the standings as Jimmie Johnson held the points lead by 48 over Matt Kenseth.
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Nadal triumphs at Roland Garros extends finals win streak
Rafael Nadal defeated Roger Federer to win the French Open, extending his finals winning streak to 14. Nadal, dominant on clay, pressured Federer with his heavy forehand and retrieving skill, securing victory in four sets. Nadal earned about $1.2 million, Federer $600,000.
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