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NBA: Maxey and Embiid flatten the Pacers — Philadelphia strikes hard on the road
They needed a message. Philadelphia sent one. In Indianapolis, the 76ers steamrolled the Pacers 135-114 with a reunited duo firing on all cylinders. Tyrese Maxey the detonator. Joel Embiid the boss, back in charge. And when those two click at that level, it looks like a statement. Embiid back — and instantly decisive Joel Embiid…
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NBA: No Giannis — Bucks lean on Porter and Portis to beat Heat
No Giannis. No excuses. In Milwaukee the Bucks delivered a tidy 128-117 win over the Miami Heat, their fourth in five. A team effort, driven by a red-hot Kevin Porter Jr. and a controlled fourth quarter. And in the money time it was the role players who decided it. Kevin Porter Jr. lights it up…
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NBA: Cason Wallace lights up as Thunder shrug off Raptors’ fightback
No MVP? No problem. The Thunder keep rolling. In Toronto, Oklahoma City notched their fifth win in six, beating the Raptors 116-107 — and they did it without Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who sat out the trip to Canada with an injury. And in the void left by their star, Cason Wallace stole the show. Wallace steps…
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ATP Dubai: Ugo Humbert topples Tsitsipas and delivers a big blow
He’d drawn the short straw. Scratch that — the worst possible draw. Drawing the defending champion first up can kill your week. For Ugo Humbert it did the opposite. In Dubai the Frenchman put in a commanding performance to dump Stefanos Tsitsipas in straight sets, 6-4, 7-5. Clean. Sharp. Unfazed. After that early exit in…
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WTA 250 Austin: Venus Williams falls again, Tomljanovic marches on untroubled
The Austin crowd wanted a spark. A flash. A vintage night. It never came. At 45, Venus Williams suffered her seventh straight main-tour loss, dumped 6-4, 6-1 by Ajla Tomljanovic in the first round of the Texas WTA 250. A promising start, then the inevitable slide. She refuses to quit. Her body doesn’t always keep…
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ATP 500 Dubai: Rinderknech fights back, Rublev leaves his mark
In Dubai the spotlight doesn’t only fall on the big names. After Tsitsipas’s shock exit, the French had a say — and it was a two-act evening. Arthur Rinderknech grit his teeth and hauled himself out of trouble. Valentin Royer, by contrast, ran into someone he couldn’t handle. Rinderknech avenges Melbourne and turns Marozsan over…
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Champions League: Inter Implodes Against Bodø/Glimt — Italy Left in Doubt
They needed a miracle. They got a slap. Beaten 3-1 in Norway, Inter never found a way back. A 2-1 loss at San Siro. Out 5-2 on aggregate. And beyond the numbers, a feeling of helplessness that chilled Giuseppe Meazza. Against a bold, disciplined and ruthlessly efficient FK Bodø/Glimt, Inter walked out of the Champions…
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Champions League: Sørloth bulldozes, Atlético steamrolls Club Brugge into last 16
The match needed a man to settle it. It got a monster. After a mad 3-3 first leg in Belgium, Atlético and Club Brugge met again at the Metropolitano for a high-tension second act. The scoreline: 4-1 to Atlético. And a colossal hat-trick from Alexander Sørloth. When the Norwegian turns up like that, Atlético becomes…
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Champions League: Bodø/Glimt topples Inter, Newcastle and Leverkusen seal their spots
Some nights everything happens. Other nights one game swallows the lot. This Champions League second leg should’ve confirmed the pecking order. Newcastle had a comfortable lead, so did Leverkusen. Inter needed to overturn Bodø/Glimt after that 3-1 in Norway. What followed was a monumental upset. And a nasty slap for Italian football. San Siro goes…