Miocic Regains UFC Heavyweight Title with Fourth Round TKO
Stipe Miocic defeated Daniel Cormier at UFC 241 in Anaheim to reclaim the heavyweight belt. After trailing on all judges’ cards through three rounds, Miocic unleashed a series of rights and body blows in the fourth, forcing ref Herb Dean to stop the bout with 51 seconds left.
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Anthony Pettis
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Salina
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Stipe
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Jorge Masvidal
Paulo Costa
Cuba
Yoel Romero
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Khama Worthy
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Thomas wins BMW Championship to seize No. 1 FedEx Cup seed
Justin Thomas held a six shot lead that narrowed to two before two wedges and two clutch putts sealed a 4 under 68. He edges Patrick Cantlay by three to finish 25 under and take the top FedEx Cup position heading to East Lake.
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Patrick Cantlay
East Lake
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Tony Finau
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Lightning strikes hotel delay Mickelson at Medinah BMW event
Phil Mickelson evacuated the Medinah hotel as a lightning strike caused a fire on the top floor delaying his BMW Championship appearance. He rushed to the course, changed shoes in the lot, and barely made his tee time, later joking the clubs acted as a fire retardant. He finished with a 71, missing the Tour Championship.
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Phil Mickelson
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San Diego
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Endicott
N.Y
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At En Joie Golf Club
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En Joie
Willie Wood
Hiawatha Landing
Andy Ogletree
U.S
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N.C
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No. 4
Georgia Tech
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Bobby Jones
Augenstein
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Luke List
Power rules Pocono but safety questions linger
IndyCar faced a dramatic Pocono weekend with a first lap crash and a fatal past. Will Power claimed the win as lightning interrupted the race and drivers debated the track's viability for future events. Wickens called for an IndyCar divorce from Pocono as other drivers reflected on danger and ongoing concerns. Leah Pritchett secured an NHRA Nationals win in Brainerd, ending a 26-race drought, while Ron Capps and Jason Line also scored victories for Don Schumacher Racing and in Pro Stock.
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Robert Wickens
Victory Lane
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Wickens
Takuma Sato
Felix Rosengqvist
Sato
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Ryan Hunter-Reay
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Honda
Takuma
Rossi
Rosenqvist
Leah Pritchett
Brainerd International Raceway
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Minn
Pritchett
Mike Salinas
Don Schumacher
Ron Capps
Tommy Johnson Jr
Capps
Minnesota
Jason Line
Erica Enders
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