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Roger Federer didn't think in 'wildest dreams' he'd reach Aussie Open final
But here is Federer with his own chance at 18, continuing a career of incredible grace, once again playing as attractive a game of tennis as any man or woman has ever played. But Wawrinka is not only a different player than he was in most of those all-Swiss showdowns, lately, he has played his best tennis on the biggest stages.
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Jay Gruden anticipates Kirk Cousins returning to Washington
The Washington Redskins solved their QB dilemma a year ago by putting the franchise tag on Kirk Cousins. Left tackle Trent Williams, who is also on hand as a Pro Bowl representative for the Redskins, expects to see Cousins return in burgundy and gold for his third season as Washington's starting quarterback.
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Williams sisters prepare to renew rivalry in Australian Open final
Her achievement makes her the oldest woman to reach a Grand Slam semi since a 37-year-old Martina Navratilova at Wimbledon in 1994. Venus Williams rolled back the years to battle into her first Grand Slam final since 2009 Thursday, brushing off the unsafe Coco Vendeweghe at the Australian Open.
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Disappointment at Anfield as Southampton condemn Liverpool out of EFL Cup
Jurgen Klopp's side have only managed to win one of their seven matches in 2017, which was a 1-0 triumph over Plymouth Argyle in the FA Cup. Klopp has arguably performed beyond expectations by lifting Liverpool into title contention this season following last term's eighth-place finish.
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Oscar De La Hoya Reportedly Arrested
After he was stopped, the officer detected the odor of alcohol on De La Hoya's breath. The driver was asked to exit the vehicle. After being questioned, an officer allegedly smelled alcohol in De La Hoya " s breathe and in the vehicle. In 2011, De La Hoya missed the light heavyweight championship between Bernard Hopkins and Jean Pascal because he had checked into rehab. Golden Boy spokesman Stefan Friedman has yet to comment on the matter.
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Resolve remains to protest after Trump but tactics may change
After a unanimous vote Friday, leaders of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe issued a statement asking all Dakota Access Pipeline protestors to vacate their camps by January 30 and to cancel plans for a winter camp. He said they were ready to proceed in good faith. The 1,172-mile pipeline is almost finished except for a section that would cross under Lake Oahe, which the tribe relies on for water.