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UFC 264: Poirier vs. McGregor 3 staff picks and predictions Share this story The Bloody Elbow staff has made its predictions for UFC 264, and only Lewis McKeever is picking Conor McGregor to win the rubber match against Dustin Poirier. As for the co-main event, Lewis is again the dissenting voice as he believes Gilbert Burns will beat Stephen Thompson in the battle of the former welterweight title challengers. Dustin Poirier vs. Conor McGregor Mookie Alexander: It’s hard to see McGregor out-warring Dustin Poirier when none of Messrs Alvarez, Hooker, Gaethje, or Holloway could do it. So tha...

Share 'I've recently done a podcast with him,’ Seaman tells Sportsmail. ‘I said: "Well, thanks for guiding it on to my elbow, Uri…where were you when Germany were taking their penalties?"' He can laugh now. The scars of semi-final heartbreak made way for rose tints before the end of Euro 96. Recent reflections on that summer, though, have left Seaman feeling a bit funny – even without another dose of the supernatural. 'A weekend of goosebumps,’ brought on by the start of Euro 2020. Goalkeeper Seaman enjoyed his fair share of highlights with England, particularly at Euro 96 'England ...

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'It doesn't define you': Tattoos go from taboo to widely accepted Inking your skin is a common practice across cultures. Somehow it became taboo, but now they're becoming more widely accepted. Author: Pepper Baker Updated: 9:23 AM EDT May 3, 2021 MACON, Ga. — In different parts of the world, tattoos can have religious, cultural, artistic and even medical meanings. Over the years, inking your skin took on a negative view. Reports say more Americans have tattoos now than they did a decade ago. For Tiffany Levenson, her tattoo symbolizes that she's a survivor of...

“And I remember telling people ‘I’m going to be an Olympian’, because that was my dream.” A teacher at Rotorua Lakes High then asked if she’d like to run in a Para cross country race. “And I was like ‘What is that?’” Terry recalls. She gave it a go – and won the national senior girls 2km Para title. “Then when I found out there were Paralympics, it was just incredible. It opened so many more doors for me. And I learned I wasn’t the only one out there.” Now 20, Terry isn’t just a talented Para athlete who excels in swimming, and won the archery title at the w...