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The most powerful man in boxing is a Harvard-educated tax lawyer and a street-savvy businessman, a Talmudic scholar with a penchant for four-letter expletives.
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Toronto beats two South American rivals to win bid to host Pan Am Games in 2015
After years of disappointments, Toronto has finally won a major international sporting event, beating two South American cities to host the 2015 Pan Am Games.
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Cone jumps clean round to take early lead at Canadian show jumping championship
Mac Cone jumped a clean round aboard Ole on Friday to lead after the first round of the $100,000 Canadian show jumping championship at the 87th Royal Horse Show.
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New world record for Australian swimmer
Australian swimmer Marieke Guehrer set a new shortcourse world record of 26.17 seconds for the women's 50-metre backstroke at the Moscow leg of FINA's World Cup series.
U.S. Fed Cup team leans on Oudin for Italy final
Melanie Oudin has the bright lights on her again. Oudin surged from nowhere to reach the U.S. Open quarterfinals in September.
Bolt guru Mills ends Jamaica role
Usain Bolt's coach Glen Mills is to step down after 22 years in charge of the Jamaican athletics team.
Evans to ride in Tour Down Under
Cadel Evans will wear the rainbow jersey as the reigning world champion at the Tour Down Under.
T.O.'s Pan Am bid proposes variety of venues
Canadian track and field athletes will race for gold at a new 15,000-seat stadium in Hamilton if Toronto is awarded the 2015 Pan American Games while swimmers will dive into a new pool big enough to host large-scale international events.
US Open semifinalist Wickmayer withdraws from Bali tournament after 1-year suspension
US Open semifinalist Yanina Wickmayer voluntarily withdrew from the ongoing Commonwealth Bank Tournament of Champions on Friday after receiving a one-year suspension by a Belgian anti-doping tribunal.
Trentino enter semis, Cimed beat Al Arabi
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Lieberman breaks another basketball gender barrier
In this Aug. 23, 1999 file photo, Detroit Shock coach Nancy Lieberman-Cline, center, gives some instructions to the team in Auburn Hills, Mich.
Cycling: Hutchings in 'lucky' stage win
Perth-based New Zealand cyclist Logan Hutchings had consigned himself to the role of water boy before a "lucky break" led to his victory in the third stage of the Tour of Southland yesterday.
Swimming to Florida: Ri Olympic Pool Star Beisel Plans to be a Gator
Rhode Island Olympic swimmer Elizabeth Beisel has announced that she plans to attend the University of Florida next fall.
Colbert swoops in to save speedskating team
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Iron Chef America to raid the White House kitchen garden
America's First Couple have eaten a meal prepared by Jamie Oliver and visited New York's high-ranking Blue Duck Tavern this year for their wedding anniversary, so it's only fiting that the local-food crusading Obamas are set to factor heavily in North America's favourite culinary pastime: Iron Chef America .
Winter Olympians celebrate 100 days until the Vancouver Games
A very confident adolescent boy stopped skating around the Rockefeller Center rink to ask Gretchen Bleiler something.
In pursuit of pursuit: US cycling star Taylor Phinney's event may be bumped from 2012 Games
Minutes after pedaling off the Olympic track in Beijing, American cycling standout Taylor Phinney was already talking about winning a gold medal at the 2012 London Games in the individual pursuit.
Zhang says 'Blood Simple' has shades of Chow
In this March 12, 2008 file photo, Chinese director Zhang Yimou clasps his hands to express hope for good weather while speaking about the opening ceremony of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games during a press conference held as part of the annual legislature meetings at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
Organizers Struggle to Fill Beijing's Bird Nest
Chinese officials continue to struggle to find uses for the Bird's Nest Stadium, the iconic centerpiece of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
NYT: Is N.Y. marathon winner American enough?
As soon as Mebrahtom Keflezighi , better known as Meb, won the New York City Marathon on Sunday, an uncommon sports dispute erupted online, fraught with racial and nationalistic components: Should Keflezighi's triumph count as an American victory? He was widely celebrated as the first American to win the New York race since 1982.
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