Other Sports: May 2008 Archives

Sotherton admits prep not ideal

British heptathlete Kelly Sotherton admits she has not had an ideal preparation for the Olympics but is confident she can deliver.

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German invitation for Chambers

Disgraced sprinter Dwain Chambers has been given the chance to compete with an invitation for the 100m event in Biberach, Germany.

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Haye only wants Klitschko

Daye Haye has told heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko he will be ready to fight him in 2009.

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Haye signs with Golden Boy

Golden Boy Promotions has hailed David Haye as the saviour of the heavyweight division after securing the rights to promote him.

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Malignaggi gets Hatton green light

Paulie Malignaggi will recover from a broken hand in time to fight Ricky Hatton in the autumn, claims his promoter.

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Hatton fulfils his dream

Ricky Hatton enjoyed his homecoming bout as he retained his IBO light-welterweight title with a unanimous points win over Juan Lazcano.

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Hatton not finished yet

Ricky Hatton is determined to silence his critics with a polished performance against Juan Lazcano in Manchester on Saturday night.

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100m rivals set for Beijing rehearsal

World 100m record holder Asafa Powell will go up against world champion Tyson Gay at the London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace in July.

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Injured Radcliffe still eyes Olympics glory

Paula Radcliffe is refusing to rule herself out of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing despite suffering a stress fracture to her leg.

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Former USA sprinter's drugs admission

Ex-Olympic champion Antonio Pettigrew has admitted using drugs when America won gold at the 1997 World Championships ahead of Britain.

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Robertson injury boost

Nathan Robertson has recovered from ankle surgery and has been included in Britain's Badminton Olympic squad.

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Hatton looks to bounce back

Ricky Hatton is confident of beating Juan Lazcano on Saturday and is determined to bounce back from the defeat to Floyd Mayweather.

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N'dou fires Malignaggi warning

Lovemore N'dou has warned Paulie Malignaggi he is out for revenge and told Ricky Hatton to ignore him at his peril.

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Lazcano ready 'to do business'

Juan Lazcano is already looking beyond Saturday's opponent Ricky Hatton and is convinced he can beat Floyd Mayweather.

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Shields taunts Hatton lifestyle

Veteran trainer Ronnie Shields is convinced Ricky Hatton "has gone downhill" since his early explosive boxing days.

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Radcliffe hopes for green light

Paula Radcliffe will have an MRI scan tomorrow to discover the extent of a hip injury which is threatening her Olympic participation.

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Graham denies Hatton rift

Billy Graham has angrily denied reports of a rift with Ricky Hatton and insists their relationship is stronger than ever.

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Hatton dreams of Mayweather

Ricky Hatton hopes victory over Juan Lazcano will put him in the window for a lucrative return fight with Floyd Mayweather in England.

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Hatton makes promise to fans

Ricky Hatton has vowed to put on a show for his army of followers when he makes his homecoming in Manchester on Saturday.

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Coe warns of 'damaging' appeal

Sebastian Coe thinks if Dwain Chambers legally challenges his lifetime Olympic ban it can only further 'damage' the image of athletics.

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Pavey in top form in Manchester

Britain's Jo Pavey managed to eclipse some big names as she successfully defended her Bupa Great Manchester Run title.

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Radcliffe on crutches

Paula Radcliffe's Olympic preparations are in disarray following a training injury that has left her on crutches.

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Dunlop dedicates win to late father

Michael Dunlop has won the North West 200 race just two days after his father died in a crash on the circuit.

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Radcliffe still positive

Paula Radcliffe remans positive about her chances of competing at the Olympics despite picking up a hip injury.

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Pistorius wins Olympic appeal

Double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius could appear at this summer's Olympics after winning his appeal to compete at the games.

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Chambers sets sights on Beijing

Dwain Chambers has announced that he will be launching an appeal into his life ban from competing at the Olympics.

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Dunlop killed in North West 200 practice

Tributes have been paid to Northern Ireland motorcyclist Robert Dunlop, who has died after crashing in practice for the North West 200.

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Hatton ready for homecoming bout

Ricky Hatton says there are no problems ahead of his fight with Juan Lazcano despite reports he was struggling with a chest infection.

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Hitman set for farewell

Ricky Hatton has revealed his upcoming clash with Juan Lazcano could be his last ever on British soil.

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Harrison ban to remain in force

Scott Harrison's bid to regain his boxing licence has been rejected by the British Boxing Board of Control.

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British star wins Italian stage

Britain's Mark Cavendish clinched his biggest stage race win with a sprint victory on stage four of the Giro D'Italia.

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Mitch marvels at US show

British super-featherweight champion Kevin Mitchell plans to make his American fight debut next month the first of many US bouts.

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'Fastest man on earth' back on track

World 100m record holder Asafa Powell is back in training and on course to be on his blocks at the Beijing Olympics.

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Witter loses in Nottingham

Junior Witter announced he was 'gutted' after losing his WBC light-welterweight belt to American Timothy Bradley on Saturday night.

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Radcliffe positive over drug battle

Paula Radcliffe believes that the 'tide is turning' in the battle against drug cheats, ahead of this summer's Olympics.

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Hurdling great joins athletics task force

Former Olympic 400m hurdles champion Ed Moses has been recruited to UK Athletics' panel that will review the treatment of drug cheats.

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Welshman sits in for injured rower James

Britain's coxless four have been forced to replace injured bowman Tom James ahead of the season's first World Cup event in Munich.

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Gomez set for explosive Khan clash

Amir Khan has revealed his next fight will be an "explosive" all-British clash with ex-Super Featherweight champion Michael Gomez.

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World record narrowly missed by Bolt

Usain Bolt clocked the second-fastest ever time in the 100m at the Jamaican Invitational meeting in Kingston.

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Golden Boy outclasses Forbes

Oscar De La Hoya was simply too good for Steve Forbes and won a unanimous decision in a 12-round non-title bout in Los Angeles.

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Chambers to battle on for 2012

Disgraced sprinter Dwain Chambers is keen to compete at London 2012 if he can overturn his current ban from the Olympic Games.

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Beijing no lure for Aussie sprinter

Australian sprint cyclist Robbie McEwen says he is not making the Olympic Games his priority and may not go to Beijing.

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Khan to tackle Welshman Rees

Amir Khan is lining up a bout against former light-welterweight world champion Gavin Rees at Birmingham's National Indoor Arena.

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Robertson's Olympic woes

Badminton star Nathan Robertson will put his Olympic preparations on hold for six weeks after he undergoes ankle surgery this weekend.

More: Robertson's Olympic woes |

Oscar aware of 'dangerous' Forbes

Oscar de la Hoya has vowed not to underestimate Steve Forbes when they meet on Saturday night in Carson, California.

More: Oscar aware of 'dangerous' Forbes |

Sotherton admits prep not ideal

British heptathlete Kelly Sotherton admits she has not had an ideal preparation for the Olympics but is confident she can deliver.

More: Sotherton admits prep not ideal |

German invitation for Chambers

Disgraced sprinter Dwain Chambers has been given the chance to compete with an invitation for the 100m event in Biberach, Germany.

More: German invitation for Chambers |

Haye only wants Klitschko

Daye Haye has told heavyweight king Wladimir Klitschko he will be ready to fight him in 2009.

More: Haye only wants Klitschko |

Haye signs with Golden Boy

Golden Boy Promotions has hailed David Haye as the saviour of the heavyweight division after securing the rights to promote him.

More: Haye signs with Golden Boy |

Malignaggi gets Hatton green light

Paulie Malignaggi will recover from a broken hand in time to fight Ricky Hatton in the autumn, claims his promoter.

More: Malignaggi gets Hatton green light |

Hatton fulfils his dream

Ricky Hatton enjoyed his homecoming bout as he retained his IBO light-welterweight title with a unanimous points win over Juan Lazcano.

More: Hatton fulfils his dream |

Hatton not finished yet

Ricky Hatton is determined to silence his critics with a polished performance against Juan Lazcano in Manchester on Saturday night.

More: Hatton not finished yet |

100m rivals set for Beijing rehearsal

World 100m record holder Asafa Powell will go up against world champion Tyson Gay at the London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace in July.

More: 100m rivals set for Beijing rehearsal |

Injured Radcliffe still eyes Olympics glory

Paula Radcliffe is refusing to rule herself out of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing despite suffering a stress fracture to her leg.

More: Injured Radcliffe still eyes Olympics glory |

Former USA sprinter's drugs admission

Ex-Olympic champion Antonio Pettigrew has admitted using drugs when America won gold at the 1997 World Championships ahead of Britain.

More: Former USA sprinter's drugs admission |

Robertson injury boost

Nathan Robertson has recovered from ankle surgery and has been included in Britain's Badminton Olympic squad.

More: Robertson injury boost |

Hatton looks to bounce back

Ricky Hatton is confident of beating Juan Lazcano on Saturday and is determined to bounce back from the defeat to Floyd Mayweather.

More: Hatton looks to bounce back |

N'dou fires Malignaggi warning

Lovemore N'dou has warned Paulie Malignaggi he is out for revenge and told Ricky Hatton to ignore him at his peril.

More: N'dou fires Malignaggi warning |

Lazcano ready 'to do business'

Juan Lazcano is already looking beyond Saturday's opponent Ricky Hatton and is convinced he can beat Floyd Mayweather.

More: Lazcano ready 'to do business' |

Shields taunts Hatton lifestyle

Veteran trainer Ronnie Shields is convinced Ricky Hatton "has gone downhill" since his early explosive boxing days.

More: Shields taunts Hatton lifestyle |

Radcliffe hopes for green light

Paula Radcliffe will have an MRI scan tomorrow to discover the extent of a hip injury which is threatening her Olympic participation.

More: Radcliffe hopes for green light |

Graham denies Hatton rift

Billy Graham has angrily denied reports of a rift with Ricky Hatton and insists their relationship is stronger than ever.

More: Graham denies Hatton rift |

Hatton dreams of Mayweather

Ricky Hatton hopes victory over Juan Lazcano will put him in the window for a lucrative return fight with Floyd Mayweather in England.

More: Hatton dreams of Mayweather |

Hatton makes promise to fans

Ricky Hatton has vowed to put on a show for his army of followers when he makes his homecoming in Manchester on Saturday.

More: Hatton makes promise to fans |

Coe warns of 'damaging' appeal

Sebastian Coe thinks if Dwain Chambers legally challenges his lifetime Olympic ban it can only further 'damage' the image of athletics.

More: Coe warns of 'damaging' appeal |

Pavey in top form in Manchester

Britain's Jo Pavey managed to eclipse some big names as she successfully defended her Bupa Great Manchester Run title.

More: Pavey in top form in Manchester |

Radcliffe on crutches

Paula Radcliffe's Olympic preparations are in disarray following a training injury that has left her on crutches.

More: Radcliffe on crutches |

Dunlop dedicates win to late father

Michael Dunlop has won the North West 200 race just two days after his father died in a crash on the circuit.

More: Dunlop dedicates win to late father |

Radcliffe still positive

Paula Radcliffe remans positive about her chances of competing at the Olympics despite picking up a hip injury.

More: Radcliffe still positive |

Pistorius wins Olympic appeal

Double-amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius could appear at this summer's Olympics after winning his appeal to compete at the games.

More: Pistorius wins Olympic appeal |

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