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Brian “Hawaiian Punch” Viloria : Top Spotlights on Boxing Arena

After yesterday's fight,battling for WBO Flyweight, Viloria already ended the undying question onto who should be the champ - he won over Romero in a 9th round victory.

Simpson Leads, McIlroy Lurks

Webb Simpson was back in front the Wells Fargo Championship on Saturday - but Rory McIlroy lurks two shots back.

Promising Performances at Japan's Junior Olympic Cup

The 34th Junior Olympic Cup, a famous aquatics event organised by the Japanese Olympic Committee (JOC), concluded on a successful note at the Tokyo-Tatsumi International Swimming Center (T-TISC) on March 30, 2012 in Tokyo (JPN). The four-day competition gathered 3'638 junior swimmers (1'907 boys and 1'731 girls) from 887 clubs from all over Japan to compete in 25m events.

Chelsea Vs Liverpool 2-1: FA Cup 2012 Highlights

Chelsea won the FA Cup 2012 for the fourth time in six seasons as goals from Drogba, Ramires and Caroll slaying Liverpool side.

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Two-Week Suspension for Jones

Rebels forward Luke Jones has been suspended for two Super Rugby matches for a dangerous lifting tackle on Bulls left winger Bjorn Basson.

2012 London Test Event: Stingers into Final with Win over Hungary

The Aussie Stingers will meet the USA in the final of the women's water polo test event in London today, in what both teams hope will be a preview of the Olympic final in August.

Woman Learns Hang Gliding, Dies in Fatal Extreme Sports Accident

A woman who went for her first hang glider trip in tandem with a pilot had plunged one thousand feet to her death in a fatal accident on Saturday afternoon on Woodside Mountain in British Columbia, Canada.

Australian High Performance Team for UCI BMX World Championships

Cycling Australia and BMX Australia are pleased to confirm the elite & elite junior riders selected for the Australian BMX High Performance team to contest the UCI BMX World Championships being staged in Birmingham, England from 23 to 27 May.

McCarthy Wraps up Two Jerseys in Italy

Queensland teenager Jay McCarthy has wrapped up the points and best young rider classifications after finishing second on the final stage of the Toscana Terra di Ciclismo in Italy.

Seve's Son Shines in Spain

Seve Ballesteros' son Javier proved a chip off the old block by shooting a 67 in round one of the Peugeot Alps de Catalunya.

NWPL Finals Series Women Day 1: Brisbane and Victoria on Song

The Brisbane Barracudas and Victorian Tigers have highlighted their potential ahead of this year's National Water Polo League medal matches with resounding victories over the Adelaide Jets and Balmain Tigers on day one of the finals series.

NWPL Finals Series Men Day 1: Sydney Uni Pose as Title Contenders

The Sydney University Lions have led the way on the opening day of the National Water Polo League finals causing two major surprises against higher ranked opposition.

Super Rugby Predictions: Round 10

It is that time of the week again when 'Orrible Punt arrives in the Planet Rugby prediction hot-seat to give his Super Rugby calls. Let's get to it.

Aussie Olympic Chief Guns for Top Five Finish in London Summer Games

Australia Olympic team head Nick Green would not promise to equal or even surpass the country's number three finish in the Beijing edition of the summer games in 2008 but he is upbeat in crashing the Top Five circle.

Justin Bieber & Selena Gomez's' Big Kiss at Lakers Games

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez hit off the Lakers Game, Tuesday night at LA’s Staples Center. Apart from the “Jelena” duo rooting for their own teams, the crowd also had something to cheer for. The adorable couple was caught on “Kiss Cam” where they had to share a big smooch for the crowd.

Tickets Available for 2012 SportsTech Conference

As a community sports organisation in NSW, this conference is an event which you cannot miss.

FINA World Youth Championships - Volunteers Sought

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Junior Women Beat NZ in Test Series Opener

The Australian Junior women's team has overcome a slow start to soundly defeat New Zealand 15-9 in their opening Test in Sydney.

Cameron Meyer Puts the Brakes on Olympic Track Ambition

West Australian Cameron Meyer has withdrawn from the shadow track cycling team for the London Olympic Games.

Olazabal Caught Speeding

Two-time Masters champion Jose Maria Olazábal faced an embarrassing ordeal when he was detained by police in Georgia for speeding.

Belgian Duo Take Track Cycling World Championships [PHOTOS]

Kenny De Ketele and Gijs Van Hoecke secured the Madison crown for Belgium at the track cycling world championship held in Melbourne over the weekend.

Player Anticipating Tiger/Rory Show

Gary Player reckons Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods will be tough to beat at the Masters this week.

Don't Write Off the Europeans

After his well documented comeback win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational nine days ago, Tiger Woods is just about everybody's favourite to win this week's 76th Masters.

McCarthy triumphs in Italy

Jayco-AIS rider Jay McCarthy has claimed his first European win of the season with victory in the 64th Grand Prix Col San Martino - Trofeo PIVA in Italy.

'Natural-born leader' Botha off to Australia

Johan Botha will be released from South African contract after the World Twenty20 in September as he will take over the captaincy of South Australia later this year.

Redknapp Sets Spurs Target Amidst Replacement Speculation

Harry Redknapp has insisted that while he hopes to finish above Arsenal this season, Tottenham are firstly aiming for Champions League qualification, as speculation continues to surround the Spurs man taking up the England job.

Father Cancels Skydive with 2-Yr-Old Son, Blames ‘Too Much Media Hype’

A 2-yr-old toddler was going for his first skydive with his father yesterday, but his parents had decided to cancel because of “too much media hype.”

Watson, Hussey star in Australia win

Half-tons from the bats of Michael Hussey and Shane Watson helped Australia cruise to a comfortable eight-wicket victory in the first Twenty20 International against the West Indies on Tuesday.

Bailey Praises All-round Watson

Australia's Twenty20 international captain George Bailey believes the presence of Shane Watson gives his team the edge in the shortest form of the game.

Evans Scores French Win

Cadel Evans has won the Criterium International after placing fourth in the third and final stage of the race that finished with a climb up to Col de l'Ospedale in the Corsican region of France.

Aussie Stingers Dominate Women's All Star Team Selections

All 17 members of the Aussie Stingers Olympic water polo squad have been selected to represent their respective teams in the 2012 National League All-Star fixture, to be held in Canberra on Saturday April 14 at the AIS.

Alonso: Pretty Good Considering Qualy

Fernando Alonso surprised even himself on Sunday by finishing fifth in Australia but still wants an upgraded Ferrari car as soon as possible.

Join Aussie Stinger Alicia McCormack on her Road to London

Each week between now and the beginning of the 2012 Olympic Games, AWPI's Road to London series will profile a member of the Aussie Stingers or Aussie Sharks team. This is your chance to get to know the stars of the show a little better.

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