World of Sport
Nadal flops again to bow out of ATP Finals
LONDON (Reuters) - World number two Rafael Nadal lost 6-1 7-6 to Russian Nikolay Davydenko on Wednesday to become the first player to exit the ATP World Tour Finals. Full Article
Slow-burner Soderling proves he is no imposter
LONDON (Reuters) - Until this year Robin Soderling's career could be described as steady rather than spectacular, a solid pro but one unlikely to really worry the top guys. Full Article
Contador set to stay after Astana get registration
MADRID (Reuters) - Tour de France champion Alberto Contador is set to remain with his Astana squad in 2010 after International Cycling Union (UCI) announced the team's official registration for next season had been approved. Full Article
EXCLUSIVE - Bolt and Gay to meet in three 100 races
RALEIGH, North Carolina, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Usain Bolt and Tyson Gay, the world's two fastest men ever over 100 metres, will race in New York, London and Brussels next year, athletics sources told Reuters on Wednesday. Full Article
100 years. No goals.
No team has scored a goal in London's peculiar Eton Wall Game since 1909.
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Weekly sports highlights
Our top sports photos from the past week. Slideshow
Pacquiao vs. Cotto
Manny Pacquiao wins the WBO welterweight title with a 12th round TKO of Miguel Cotto. Slideshow
Tendulkar Off the Field
Snapshots from the life of India's star batsman Sachin Tendulkar. Slideshow
Thierry Henry's handball scandal
FIFA to hold meeting
FIFA to hold an extraordinary meeting before World Cup draw to discuss Thierry Henry's handball in the qualifiers and discovery of match-fixing ring by German police. Full Article
