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talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong believes he will one day be handed back his seven Tour de France jerseys. The 53-year-old admitted he still keeps all seven yellow jerseys - awarded for winning the gruelling bike race - hung up in his office and bluntly told any rivals ‘come and claim them’. Armstrong had the ultimate comeback story, recovering from testicular cancer to win the Tour de France every year between 1998 and 2005.
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talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Shane Lowry was irked when an interviewer asked about Rory McIlroy at the Masters rather than his own chances of winning after his third round. The 2019 US Open winner is well in contention of winning the green jacket on Sunday, sitting at tied-sixth on five-under-par. He is seven shots behind tournament leader McIlroy, who charged up the leaderboard with his eyes firmly set on completing the career grand slam.
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2 weeks ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Kyren Wilson said sorry to snooker legend Stephen Hendry after he plugged a rival YouTube channel for coaching tips. Seven-time snooker World Champion Hendry has found new life after his playing days in the form of the popular video platform. His ‘Cue Tips’ channel has amassed more than 350,000 subscribers and has some of the biggest names in the sport as guests. Current World Snooker Champion Wilson was asked in a Q&A about guidance he would offer newcomers to the sport.
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2 weeks ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
British Olympic silver medallist Matthew Hudson-Smith won $100,000 (£77,000) after winning the 200m at the first ever Grand Slam Track event on Saturday. The event is the brainchild of Olympic legend Michael Johnson with the first of four meets taking place in Kingston, Jamaica. Athletes are placed in 12 groups and compete over two races per meet. The points totals from those runs determine the champion of each group.
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3 weeks ago |
talksport.com | Josh Fordham
Nathan Aspinall concedes he has been too nice to Luke Littler on stage after ‘fanboy’ jibes were made about the Premier League players. Those comments were made by Vincent van der Voort, who insists there are too many 'fanboys' of the 18-year-old on the PDC circuit. Van der Voort singled out Stephen Bunting and Aspinall as being too nice to the 2025 world champion on the oche.
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