Tyson Loses In Louisville Ends Comeback Era
Mike Tyson, 38, was knocked out by British heavyweight Michael Williams in 11 minutes 41 seconds at Freedome Hall in Louisville. The defeat ends his bid to clear 38 million dollars in debt, with Tyson lacking speed and stamina and his camp offering few excuses. Williams, who earned far less than his first-choice opponent, battered Tyson in the fourth round after an early surge from the former champion.
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Mike Tyson
Muhammad Ali
Tyson
Freddie Roach
Razor Ruddock
Michael Spinks
Williams
Iron Mike
Freedous Lall
Lyrem
Singh leads Buick Open as Woods falters in final round push
Vijay Singh shot a 7 under 65 to grab a two stroke edge over John Daly and three over Tiger Woods at the Buick Open. Woods fired a bogey-free 66 but remains behind Singh, who stands 18 under after 54 holes. Daly eyes a Ryder Cup bid, while Furyk and Andrade stumble in favorable scoring conditions.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Vijay Singh
John Daly
Tiger Woods
Woods
Singh
Carlos Franco
Daniel Chopra
Nair
Franco
Vijay
Milwaukee
Tiger
Warwick Hills
Daly
Jim Furyk
Billy Andrade
Furyk
Andrade
Luke Donald
Loddekopinge
Sweden
Donald
Barseback Golf and Country Club
Peter Hanson
Henrik Stenson
United States
Sorenstam clings to lead as Blomqvist inks major record
Annika Sorenstam stays within five strokes at the Women's British Open after a two-under 70 with two costly double bogeys. Finland's Minea Blomqvist erupts with a 62, the lowest major score ever, closing the day in a tie for seventh at 8-under 208 and claiming two eagles and a 60-foot birdie finish.
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Annika Sorenstam
Minea Blomavist
Finland
Sorenstam
Sunningdale
England
Heather Bowie
Rachel Teske
Cristie Kerr
Karen Stupples
Blomqvist
Bromqvist
Karrie Webb
Turnberry
Webb
Blomavist
Laura Davies
Seol-An Jeon
Mickey Wright
Two share lead in U S Senior Open at Bellerive
Peter Jacobsen and Craig Stadler sit atop a crowded leaderboard at six under after two rounds as rain forced a 36 hole finish. Jose Canizares trails by one with a 68 while many legends chase, and Jacobsen battles hip surgery pain on the soggy course.
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ST. Louis
Peter Jacobsen
Jacobsen
Stadler
Sell
Jie Michagen
Morgan
Kite
Bellerive
Toysia
Zoeller
Haas
St. Louisan
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