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Wimbledon facing player revolt over Russia stance
Tennis’ most iconic tournament is facing disaster over its decision to ban Russian players – and it could have enormous ramifications among the wider playing group.
Is this the man to end Gallen’s boxing career?
Leaked training footage has led boxing insiders to back Paul Gallen’s opponent, who is 12cm taller and eight years younger than the NRL legend. WATCH HERE
Why Barnett watched wild elbow hit ‘1000’ times
Knights forward Mitch Barnett admits his brain-fade elbow incident will “always be in the back of his mind” but there was a reason he needed to watch it again.
Why Rabbitohs made risky captaincy call
Souths coach Jason Demetriou has handed under-fire star Cody Walker the extra responsibility of captaincy following an injury setback for Cam Murray. Will the move work to reignite the team?
MRO makes call on Cripps tackle in Brownlow scare
Patrick Cripps’ strong tackle on Adelaide’s Lachlan Murphy — which later saw the Crow subbed out of the contest — has been assessed and ruled on by the MRO.
The Tackle: NRL shamed over send-off inconsistencies
NRL fans and experts alike are up in arms about what consitutes a sin bin and a send-off. But if you think the Jesse Ramien should’ve been marched, be careful what you wish for, writes PAUL CRAWLEY.
Buzz: Odd man out in Storm superstar spree?
Storm’s big-money plays for the Big Four of Cameron Munster, Harry Grant, Jahrome Hughes and Ryan Papenhuyzen leave them at risk of losing another backline gun.
‘Spewing in the toilet’: Inside Dons’ incredible comeback
Essendon’s incredible fourth-quarter comeback win over Hawthorn was as dramatic as they come – but the on-field heroics only tells half the story.
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