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Underway to London: Russian women wrestlers decide domestic champsRussia's wrestlers have been competing for places at the London Olympics, and the recent women’s freestyle domestic championships in the Moscow region went some way to deciding, who will make it. |
Mahan settles as highest-ranked American golferGolfer Hunter Mahan has hit form ahead of this week's Masters. He will enter the season's first major as the highest-ranked American after victory in the Houston Open. |
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Sochi hosts all-Russian regattaSochi, Russia's future Winter Olympic host city, has been making waves this week. Yachting crews from Moscow, Saint Petersburg and several other cities across the country have been taking part in an annual regatta there. |
Silver shine for Leonova in NiceAlena Leonova has claimed the second silver medal for Russia at the world figure skating championships in Nice despite leading after the short program. |
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Unbeatable free skating helps Russians claim silver in NiceThe Russian pair Tatiana Volosozhar and Maksim Trankov came within inches of world figure skating gold, losing just 0.11 of a point to their German rivals Aliona Savchenko and Robin Szolkowy. |
Russia’s top gymnast back in action ahead of London OlympicsThe most successful Russian gymnast of recent years, Aliya Mustafina, who was out of the sport for several months, has resumed full training and will get the chance to add another Olympic medal to her family’s collection at the 2012 London Games. |
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29.03, 18:22
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‘Welcome to London Olympics! Don’t marry, don’t study and leave asap’Athletes, coaches and officials visiting the summer Olympics in London will be not allowed to marry while they are in Britain. The UK Home Office fears some will exploit their presence in London for the Games to try to claim residency. |
Russia’s combat sambo reign continuesRussian combat sambo fighters have triumphed in all four weight categories at the Moscow World Cup. |
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Russian sambo fighters dominate home matThe best sambo fighters have flocked to Moscow to take part in a major World Cup event. With 28 countries taking part this year it was another testament that the sport is steadily gaining international recognition. |
26.03, 12:54
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Woods returns to winning waysFourteen-time major winner Tiger Woods has recorded his first PGA Tour victory in two-and-a-half years. The American claimed his 72nd Tour win at the Arnold Palmer Invitations, just one short of Jack Nicklaus on the career best list. |