Kobe Bryant launched his free throw, like so many thousands upon thousands before, and held his follow through as if desperately hoping that perfect form, even with the ball gone and on its way, would will it into the hoop.
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Rodger Federer opts out of the Halle's ATP tournament
Rodger Federer has announced that he will not defend his title at the Halle's ATP tournament this season.The world number two has admitted that exhaustion has forced him out of the tournament claimed his 14th grand slam title at the French open on Sunday with a straight set victory over Robin Soderling.
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Trott strikes gold in Canet
Wendy Trott is the golden girl of South Africa's swimming team after powering her way to victory in the 800m freestyle final on the opening night of the three-day Mare Nostrum gala in Canet, France, on Tuesday.
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Tyson marries his new love
Mike Tyson has married for a third time, two weeks after his 4-year-old daughter died in a tragic treadmill accident.
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Bolt set for 100m in Toronto
Triple Olympic champion Usain Bolt will warm up for a European campaign focused on the August World Championships by contesting the 100m at the inaugural Festival of Excellence athletics meeting on Thursday.
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Cycling: Capital duo in fine shape for Grand Prix
CAPITAL cyclists David Martin and Nicky Hall laid down markers ahead of this weekend's Edinburgh Grand Prix when both boosted their title challenge in last night's round of the DHL Meadowbank National Track League.
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Boxing: Magnificent Mackintosh too hot for Hutchison in Leith
TEN-TIMES London Road Foundry champion Scott Mackintosh produced a superb display to beat Goldenacre's Colin Hutchison 21-7 at Leith BC and reach the Singles final of the District 11 national championships.
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Athletics: Yet another best for Child
PITREAVIE'S Eilidh Child improved her best for the fourth time this season and secured the UK A qualifying standard for the World Championships in Berlin in August when she finished a brilliant second in 55.46 secs in the 400 metres hurdles at the Josef Odlozil Memorial Meeting in Prague last night.
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Nadal doubt lifts Murray's chances for Wimbledon
ANDY Murray kicks off his grasscourt season today as the No1 seed at the Aegon Championships in London, a result of the withdrawal through injury of defending champion Rafael Nadal.
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Dutch dream over after Pakistan progress
PAKISTAN beat the Netherlands by 82 runs at Lord's yesterday to ensure their passage through to the Super Eights stage of the Twenty20 World Cup.
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Speedway: Jonasson quits Monarchs in wake of Campbell rift
THOMAS JONASSON last night effectively quit Edinburgh Scotwaste Monarchs after putting the brakes on his UK racing career.
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Bell lures Swinburn north to Hamilton
Park's reputation for top prizes was enhanced when Ballydoyle's Aidan O'Brien saddled his first runner in Lanarkshire in the Glasgow Stakes last month, and tonight another former Derby winner Walter Swinburn ventures into new territory by aiming Haarth Sovereign at the Lanark Silver Bell.
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Mike Aitken: Success feels 'weird' for Drysdale
HAVING already earned more prize money in six months, in excess of 280,000, than during any other full season since he turned professional 14 years ago, it's little wonder Dunbar's David Drysdale feels a weight has been lifted from his shoulders as he looks forward to competing against the world's best golfers this summer.
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British and Irish Lions: Injured Leigh Halfpenny ruled out of tour
WALES winger Leigh Halfpenny's British and Irish Lions tour is over, it was confirmed today.
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SFA chief says Scottish game will survive Setanta crisis
THE SFA's acting president Campbell Ogilvie believes Scottish football will withstand the impact of Setanta's anticipated demise but admits some clubs could be casualties of the crisis engulfing the broadcaster.
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