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Bob Paul turns to sports in new VC deal – Crain’s Detroit Business
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Brock Lesnar undecided about his fighting future after UFC 200 – FOXSports.com
On the day last year when Brock Lesnar announced that he was officiailly retiring from mixed martial arts and instead signing a new long term contract with the WWE, he almost immediately regretted that decision It wasn’t any ill will towards the WWE or his life as a professional wrestler, but instead Lesnar’s own fighting spirit just wouldn’t allow him to walk away from the sport where he was champion…
Euro 2016: Germany’s Mario Gomez suffers hamstring injury – BBC News
Mario Gomez was substituted shortly after helping Mesut Ozil score against Italy Germany forward Mario Gomez will miss the rest of the European Championship with a hamstring injury. Scans conducted after Saturday’s quarter-final win over Italy showed a torn muscle for the 30-year-old, who has scored two goals in four games. A German Football Association (DFB) statement said: “Another appearance for the striker is not an option.” Midfielders Sami Khedira…
This Week In Sports Law: Johnny Manziel Malpractice, Green For Jim Brown, Dick’s The Authority – Forbes
Lewis Hamilton wins Austrian Grand Prix after Nico Rosberg collision – BBC News
Lewis Hamilton collided with Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg on the last lap before passing him to win a thrilling Austrian Grand Prix. The German turned into a corner late as Hamilton tried to pass around the outside and damaged his front wing, finishing fourth. And Rosberg is under investigation by race stewards for causing a collision and not stopping with a damaged car. It reduces Hamilton’s deficit to Rosberg to…
This Week In Sports Law: Johnny Manziel Malpractice, Green For Jim Brown, Dick’s The Authority – Forbes
Athletes of Valor’s lofty goal is to score sports scholarships for military veterans – Yahoo Finance
Former U.S. Marine Corps. sergeant Alex Stone wants to help young veterans catch the eyes of college athletic recruiters. And he’s left his job at Under Armour to make it happen. Stone spent five years at Under Armour as a development and product line manager before leaving last month to focus on his startup Athletes of Valor, which aims to connect recent military veterans who played a varsity sport in…
Taking part in sport and cultural activities makes us happier, suggests new study – YourStory.com
A new large-scale study has shown the important impact that taking part in culture, sports, and the arts can make on our health and well-being. Carried out by Nottingham Trent University, UK, the study analysed data from Understanding Society, a longitudinal study which questioned members of 40,000 UK households about a range of aspects of their lives, including age, income, and family situations. The team asked participants about their life and…
ZINK: Whitmore makes professional debut; Inland Sports hot dogs it – Press-Enterprise
ZINK: Whitmore makes professional debut; Inland Sports hot dogs it Share Pin It More Galleries RIVERSIDE – Each year, on Fourth of July Weekend, we celebrate American Independence and honor those who fought for our right to be free to pursue the “American Dream.” Saturday, on the Inland Sports radio show, we talked with Kelsie Whitmore, a 17-year-old Temecula Valley grad who recently signed to play professional baseball, becoming…
Sports physicians keep Greeley rodeo contestants going – The Denver Post
GREELEY — For many rodeo professionals, taking time out for injuries can’t happen — either they can’t afford to give up a paycheck, or they just won’t quit. At the Greeley Stampede, the Justin Sports Medicine Team partnered with Banner Health to keep cowboys taped, stitched and bound together. Wacey Munsell, 29, of Ulysses, Kan., for instance, continued bullfighting Thursday night with a fractured fibula. He’s been bullfighting professionally for…
2016 Hmong Freedom Celebration and Sports Festival – TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press
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10 signature sports stories from Michigan 2015-16 school year – Detroit Free Press
When Jim Harbaugh arrived at Michigan, many thought it would take him some time to get the U-M program back on track. But in his first season, the Wolverines went 10-3 with a blowout win over Florida in the Citrus Bowl.(Photo: John Raoux, AP) As the University of Michigan’s athletic year concludes, it won’t be remembered as the most successful. But viewed through the prism of history, the year may…
Sports Direct profits to slow as ‘media frenzy’ takes its toll – Telegraph.co.uk
The company was the first to warn that it would be hurt by Britain’s decision to leave the EU as it did not have currency hedging in place for 2017 to cushion a fall in sterling. Analysts believe that Sports Direct orders between £600m and £700m of stock from Asia and pays in dollars, which means that it will face significantly higher import costs as a result of the falling…
Jimmie Johnson, Jamie McMurray trigger frightening Coke Zero 400 wreck – FOXSports.com
The entire field managed to make it through 89 laps of the Coke Zero 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway without incident. They didn’t make it 90 laps, though. At the end of the frontstretch on Lap 90 of the 161-lap race, Jamie McMurray moved down into teammate Kyle Larson and got a nudge from Jimmie Johnson and from there, it was complete chaos as the…
Kevin Durant to make decision in 24-36 hours, reports say – The Guardian
Kevin Durant has told the clubs he is meeting with in the Hamptons that his decision on a next destination will be made within the next 24-36 hours, sources told ESPN. Durant met the Warriors and the Clippers on Friday about a possible switch from Oklahoma – and one of Durant’s team told ESPN Durant was “blown away” by the Clippers’ pitch. He met the Celtics and the Spurs on…
Adding Al Horford makes the Boston Celtics a title contender – FOXSports.com
The Boston Celtics are the NBA’s most intriguing up-and-coming team. They have a young, talented roster, a forward-thinking style, and one of the best coaches in the game. They also have Al Horford. Because of that, the Celtics might not be up-and-coming anymore — they might have arrived. Celtic Pride!!!!!! — Al Horford (@Al_Horford) July 2, 2016 Horford choosing the Celtics Saturday gives Boston the missing piece — an established…
Novak Djokovic loses to Sam Querrey at Wimbledon 2016 – BBC News
Media playback is not supported on this device Wimbledon 2016: Novak Djokovic out after shock defeat to Sam Querrey Novak Djokovic is out of Wimbledon after a shock defeat by American Sam Querrey – ending the world number one’s hopes of a calendar-year Grand Slam. Querrey, seeded 28th, completed a 7-6 (8-6) 6-1 3-6 7-6 (7-5) third-round win after rain had suspended play on Friday evening. It was the Serb’s…
Euro 2016: Wales lack of fear was key – Chris Coleman – BBC News
Media playback is not supported on this device Euro 2016: Wales 3-1 Belgium highlights Wales manager Chris Coleman says not being afraid to fail was key to his country’s greatest night of football as they reached the Euro 2016 semi-finals. Around 46,000 fans in Lille’s Stade Pierre Mauroy watched Wales’ stunning 3-1 last-eight win over Belgium, while 6,000 ecstatic Welsh supporters were at Cardiff’s Bute Park fan zone. “Don’t be…
Friday’s Sports Transactions – WTOP
MLB — Banned the Boston Red Sox from signing international amateur free agents for one year, after the team broke rules on signing bonuses last summer. MLB — Named John Tumpane to the full-time Major League umpiring staff. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Reinstated RHP Vance Worley and C Caleb Joseph from the 15-day DL. Selected the contract of RHP Chaz Roe from Norfolk (IL). Optioned RHP Oliver Drake and C Francisco…
The Week In Sports: Wimbledon – NPR
Howard Bryant of ESPN.com is at the Wimbledon tennis championships and tells NPR’s Scott Simon about what he’s seen so far.