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Bella Mir made a brief parachute back into MMA on Sunday and notched another victory for her undefeated record.
Mir, the daughter of former two-time UFC heavyweight champion Frank Mir, told MMA Junkie in June after a UFC BJJ event that she wants to be as active as possible across a variety of combat sports, with her main focus being on the wrestling mats as she pushed to make the 2028 Olympic team.
In the interim, however, Mir (4-0) got back in the cage Fury FC Challenger Series 14 in Houston and overwhelmed an outmatched Stephanie Calderon (2-1).
Jul. 28—SUPERIOR — Gondik Law Speedway saw its first green flag in three weeks on Friday night, with the stars of the show being two winners from deep in their respective fields.
Keith Tourville of Janesville, Minnesota started last in a 24-car Street Stock feature and still took home top prize after getting to the front in just 20 laps.
Tourville had already climbed up to seventh by the end of the sixth lap, which was halted due to a rollover by Caiden Engel down the back straightaway.
World record holder Walsh took gold in 54.73sec — the second-fastest time in history — ahead of Belgium’s Roos Vanotterdijk (François-Xavier MARIT)
A “fragile” Gretchen Walsh shook off a stomach bug to power to a dominant victory in the 100m butterfly final at the world championships in Singapore on Monday.
World record holder Walsh took gold in 54.73sec — the second-fastest time in history — ahead of Belgium’s Roos Vanotterdijk (55.84) and Alexandria Perkins of Australia (56.33).
France’s Maxime Grousset held off the fie
Joel Klatt thinks Wisconsin football fans are in for their darkest season in more than 30 years.
The Badgers are a pathetic 13-13 since Luke Fickell was hired to take over the program, and to say fans are frustrated would be a massive understatement.
Fans are hoping Wisconsin can finally get back to its old ways in 2025, but the schedule is ridiculous. The Badgers have games against Alabama, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio State, Oregon, Washington, Indiana, Illinois and Minnesota.
Klatt seems to think it might be over for Fickell and the team before it’s even started.
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The Fever signed Australian forward Chloe Bibby to a seven-day contract. She’s already showing her impact.
On Friday, the Indiana Fever announced they signed Chloe Bibby to a seven-day contract. And while it’s a temporary hardship contract, she might just be worth keeping around.
The Australian forward made her debut in a 93-78 win over the Chicago Sky, tallying 8 points, 2 rebounds, and 1 block in 11 minutes off the bench.
Well, this should be a nice, quiet, civil day in NASCAR world. Bubba Wallace winning the Brickyard 400? It certainly makes my job easier. But I’m just in it for the #clicks. The #content.
Some weeks, I have to turn water into wine and make an SVG road course win exciting. Other weeks, I get gifted a Bubba win at a crown jewel race, and can basically take the rest of the week off.
The tricky part here will be making it out of this class without you guys all calling me a liberal for not shitting on Bubba today.
200m breaststroke world record holder Qin Haiya
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The Chicago Cubs have missed out on playing postseason baseball for the past four years. They’re doing everything in their power to make sure that streak doesn’t stretch to five seasons.
Yet, this year’s Cubs team is already on track for a playoff spot, sitting in first place of the National League Central. However, the Philadelphia Phillies are just a half-game behind, meaning the Cubs can’t afford to rest on their early success. If anything, they need to capitalize and shore up any weaknesses.