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Alex Corretja - New World Champion!
Alex Corretja has surprised all by winning the ATP Tour World Championships in Hannover. Pete Sampras meanwhile has clinched the year-end number 1 ranking for a record breaking 6th year in a row.
• sampras
• corretja
• number 1
• hannover
• atp tour
European Renaissance in MotoGP
Casey Stoner and the Ducati team finally broke the thirty-four year dominance of Japanese manufacturers in premier class Grand Prix motorcycle racing.
• europe factory wins motogp world championship
• ducati
• michelin
• bridgestone
• casey stoner
Johnson Sets New World Mark; Jones Collapses
One American lived his dream at Spain's Estadio Olimpico during last week's IAAF World Championships while another one experienced a nightmare.
• iaaf
• world championships
• track and field
• jones
• johnson
Navy MotoX World Championships
For those of you who love Moto X action and seeing all of your favorite riders together, the Navy Moto X World Championships may be just what you've been looking for.
• navy moto x world championships
• motox
• motocross
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Sampras proves himself the player of the 90's
Pete Sampras capped off an incredible decade of tennis when he beat current world number 1 Andre Agassi in straight sets in the ATP Tour World Championship final last week. The effort was all the more impressive given that Agassi had beaten Sampras earlier in the round robin matches by the crushing score of 6-2, 6-2. For Sampras to come back and beat the Las Vegan so comprehensively in the final shows that he still has the ability
to lift himself to a near unbeatable level of tennis; which has put him at the pinnacle of the men's game for so long.
• agassi
• sampras
• forget
• newcombe
• davis cup
Tennis is missing its stars
Men's tennis in 1998 has been a year of transition. With the recent retirements of Boris Becker and Michael Stich, and the continuing poor form of Michael Chang and Jim Courier, men's tennis was missing something this year.
• becker
• chang
• agassi
• sampras
• rafter
The Cubs' Fred Merkle Curse
The Cubs needed a big break to get to the 1908 World Series, which might be the real reason that the Cubs have not won the World Series in 100 years.
• cubs
• game
• world
• merkle
• second
Twenty20 World Championship 2007
The history of the game's new version, competing teams, group stage and knock out format, plus the venues in Cape Town, Durban and Johannesburg.
• twenty20 world championship 2007
• south africa travel
• wanderers stadium johannesburg
• cricket tournament
• england group b
USATF Chief Happy With U.S. World Showing
The head of the United States Track and Field Association was pleased with the Americans' showing at the IAAF World Outdoor Track and Field Championships last month. There were many highlights for the U.S. men's and women's squads, who both won the team titles and compiled a total of 11 gold medals.
• usatf
• world championships
• jones
• johnson
• greene
New York Yankees' Greatest Era
The Yankees are the greatest dynasty in baseball, even in sports overall, but their greatest dominance occurred between 1927 and 1953.
• new york yankees greatest era
• yankees world championships
• world series
• yankees dynasty
• world championships
Olympic 400m Champ Not Defending Crown
The Bahamas will be missing their 'Golden Girl' when the Summer Games open on August 8th in Beijing, China.
• olympic gold medalist tonique williams-darling
• track & field coach dennis darling
• american sprinter marion jones
• track & field coach steve riddick
• 2008 bahamian olympic team
Working Ranch Cowboys Association
Working ranch cowboys--a new way to rodeo.
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‘Cool Fuel’ Issue
McLaren's appeal concerning the 'cool fuel' verdict may change the outcome of the World Championship.
• cool fuel issue
• mclaren appeal verdict on fuel irregularity
• williams fuel irregularity
• bmw sauber fuel irregularity
• 2007 f1 world championship outcome
2007 World of Rolex Yacht Racing
A listing of Rolex sponsored yacht races for the 2007 season. The list will be updated through the year and includes links to supporting websites.
• rolex yacht racing
• sail racing
• rolex miami ocr
• international rolex regatta
• giraglia rolex cup
Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix
Australia has quickly become an established part of the Formula 1 World Championship. Despite this, the future of the Australian Grand Prix is under serious threat.
• australian grand prix
• australian formula 1
• australian gp
• 2008 australian gp
• formula 1 world championship
Crappy Wrestling and Cruiserweights
<A HREF="http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/13023/75891"><IMG SRC="http://www.suite101.com/files/topics/13023/files/kurt_hat_small.jpg" align=right></A>If only the WCW matches held on WWF television this past week could be as cool as this hat.<BR><BR><BR>
• kurt
• angle
• ddp
• wrestling
• wrestling
Edge Becomes World Champion
Undertaker and Batista wrestled to a no contest for the second time. Mark Henry brutally attacked the champion and opened the window for the New Mr. Money in the Bank.
• undertaker
• wwe
• professional wrestling
• money in the bank
• mr. kennedy
Hamilton Wins at Indianapolis
The two silver Mercedes - McLaren cars dominated the United States Grand Prix when the world's best drivers visited the iconic American circuit.
• lewis hamilton
• indianapolis
• brickyard
• f1
• formula one
Melanie Schlanger in Time-Trials
Melanie Schlanger is one of at least four Australian women to compete in the 100m freestyle time-trials for Beijing 2008. Only two women are selected per individual race
• beijing 2008 swimming 100m freestyle
• beijing 2008 olympics
• melanie schlanger
• world championships 2007 melbourne
• australian women swimming team
No.1 on the line at Hannover
The race for no.1 has come down to the wire now between Marcelo Rios and current holder Pete Sampras. It will be decided in the ATP World Championships in Hannover.
• men's tennis
• atp
• hannover
• atp world championships
• rios
Race for Number 1
Pat Rafter, Pete Sampras and Marcelo Rios are vying for the coveted year end no.1 position. The upcoming European indoor season will determine the victor.
• pat rafter
• pete sampras
• boris becker. tennis players
• indoor season
• hard-court tournament
Skater in the Spotlight August 07
The North Country's leading lady has been on a steady rise to the top of the international standings.
• canadian ladies figure skating champion joannie ro
• ice skaters
• winter olympics
• competition dresses
• skating pictures
Skaters Belbin & Agosto
World Silver & Bronze Medalists, US Ice Dancing team of Belbin and Agosto, broke their country's dry spell by medaling at the 2006 Olympics.
• ice dancers tanith belbin & benjamin agosto
• us ice dancing
• figure skating
• olympic skaters
• world championships
Super Aguri Exit F1
Super Aguri withdraw from 2008 Formula One world championship
• super aguri
• world championship
• formula one
• japanese
• japan
Swine and Dine in Memphis
"The College of Pig Knowledge," or the Memphis in May's annual World Championship BBQ Cooking Contest takes going hog wild to a whole new level.
• swine & dine
• swine and dine
• barbecue
• memphis in may
• world championship bbq cooking contest
US Skater Apolo Anton Ohno
At 5'8", Apolo is a god among mortals in the short track speed skating world.
• opolo anton ohno
• olympic short track speed skating
• learn to ice skate
• world cup speed skaters
• world championships short track
White Air Extreme Sports Festival
The most exciting sports in the world performed by the most exciting sportsmen will be on display for a week starting August 27th, in the Festival of Extreme Sports.
• isle of wight
• white air extreme sports festival
• windsurfing racing world championships
• euro cup windsurfing championships
• mountain boarders
'06 Worlds Pairs Final
The pairs long program concluded with an upset at the 2006 World Figure Skating Championships, in Calgary, Canada.
• dan zhang and hao zhang
• calgary isu 2006 world championships figure skatin
• ice skating
• tamara moscvina
• pairs long program
A Brief History of Super Bowl I
Like most great things, the Super Bowl grew from humble beginnings. How humble? Super Bowl I wasn't even a sell-out.
• history of super bowl i
• how the first super bowl came about
• what happened in the first super bowl
• the super bowl's humble beginnings
• first afl-nfl championship game
Any Given Saturday Getting Better
A two-of-three winner as a juvenile, Any Given Saturday won the Sam F. Davis Stakes in his 2007 debut, then cooled off. Now, he' s won the Haskell and Brooklyn Handicaps.
• any given saturday-3 straight
• todd pletcher
• garrett gomez
• brooklyn handicap
• haskell invitational handicap
Bernie Williams and His Yankees
It hurts me to get on people. I don't like to get on people, because I don't want them to get on me." Bernie Williams
• bernie williams
• david cone
• yankees
• world championship
• world series
DiMaggio Against Ruppert
Yankees' owner Jacob Ruppert was adamant that Joe would receive no more than $25,000, despite batting .346 with 46 HRs and 167 RBIs.
• new york yankees
• 1937 season
• defeated new york giants
• world series
• play for yankees
English Channel Squeezes Out Win
In a squeeze play to the wire, jockey John Velazquez steered the Todd Pletcher 5-year-old trainee English Channel to his 12th win. Fabulous Strike captured the Vosburgh.
• three smart strike products win
• english channel
• fabulous strike
• joe hirsch turf classic
• vosburgh stakes
Four Consecutive Yankees' Losses
The four consecutive losses to Boston in 2004 are the most well-known, but the Yankees lost four straight to the Browns in 1944 that finished their season.
• four consecutive yankees' losses
• new york lost four games
• 1944 pennant
• yankees and athletics
• doubleheader on sunday
Koufax and Drysdale in 1965
Many teams have had two pitchers who produced great seasons together, but few could compare to Koufax and Drysdale in 1965.
• koufax and drysdale
• greatest seasons
• world championship
• national league pennant race
• dodgers led giants
McLaren: Driven to Excel
From its humble start, Bruce McLaren's team has grown into a corporate giant whose drive for excellence has made it one of the world's most successful racing operations.
• mclaren: driven to excel
• formula one constructors series
• phenom rookie lewis hamilton
• alain prost and ayrton senna
• espionage charge against mclaren
Mets and Padres Starters
If the Mets and Padres play each other in October, the pitching matchups could be fascinating. They have met before.
• new york mets
• san diego padres
• national league
• playoffs
• greg maddux
Modest DiMaggio Beats the Red Sox
The sensational rookie asserted himself with positive results to give the league leading Yankees an overtime triumph over the Yawkey minions.
• yankees and red sox
• joe dimaggio's rookie season
• tigers win pennant
• greenberg broken wrist
• red sox first place
National Finals Rodeo Changes Its Name
The 43rd PRCA “Super Bowl” of professional rodeo has a new name.
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• wrangler national finals rodeo
• wnfr
• nfr
• finals
Stengel and Torre: Make a Choice
Torre's teams finished first as many times as Stengel's, but Torre won 4 fewer pennants because he was defeated in the playoffs, which didn't exist when Stengel managed.
• new york yankees
• casey stengel
• joe torre
• yankees manager
• managed yankees
The A-Rod for Soriano Trade
Texas sent A-Rod to New York in exchange for Alfonso Soriano. The trade helped neither team win the World Series, but it did help the Yankees lose October games.
• a-rod soriano trade
• rodriguez yanks
• a-rod for soriano
• win world series
• lose october games
The Fear of Losing
A major component of winning is the fear of losing. There is nothing worse than losing. Nothing.
• fear of losing
• new york yankees world championship
• final game world series
• americans pursued excellence
• vince lombardi good loser
The Last Rodeo
It might be the last rodeo of the year, but Pro Rodeo has saved the best for last at The National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas.
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• nfr
• finals
• rodeo
• las vegas
The Not So Modest Yankees
After the Yankees won Game 4 in 1938, Joe McCarthy said, "The best club won. We had everything. We are the greatest ball club ever assembled.
• 1938 yankees
• third consecutive pennant
• major league history
• yankees modest
• modern yankees
The World Hockey Championships
Whether you're looking for an alternative to the Stanley Cup playoffs or you just can't get enough hockey, the 2008 World Championships should serve up some sweet shinny.
• world hockey championships
• international ice hockey federation
• iihf
• 2008 world championships
• preview of the world hockey championships
The Worst Loss in Baseball History
The 1986 Boston Red Sox World Series defeat remains the worst in baseball history. There is virtually no chance that any team will ever suffer a more agonizing loss.
• 1986 world series
• new york mets
• boston red sox
• roger clemens
• world series loss
The Worst Yankees' Road Shut Out
The media reported, with great glee, that the worst Yankees' shut out defeat occurred in Detroit, 16-0. They are wrong. It was in Milwaukee on October 7, 1957.
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• detroit won
• 16-0
• seventh game of world series
• 1957 world serie