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BIG MILESTONE FOR SPORT’S OLD SURVIVORS
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: There’s not much about Melbourne sport than this group of mates don’t know about or haven’t lived through, writes RON REED. More »
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BIGGER THAN BIG: THE FIGHTING FURY
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: THERE will never be another Muhammad Ali – but are we seeing the next best thing, writes RON REED. More »
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AT LAST, NICE NICK IS SERVING ALL ACES
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: He’s the tennis player Australian fans have loved to hate, but Nick Kyrgios seems to have sorted himself out, writes RON REED. More »
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NO MORE SUITABLE SYMBOL THAN SYD
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: THE face of footy’s indigenous round proves again that he is a man of understated class, writes his old mate RON REED. More »
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WHINGERS WHO COST MAGPIES A FLAG
IN the wash-up of another high-profile Carlton-Collingwood battle, RON REED reveals the little-known reasons why their coach believed the Magpies slaughtered a premiership from within. More »
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SEVEN MINUTES FROM BLUE HEAVEN
FOR long-suffering Carlton supporter RON REED, even getting beaten by the Tigers – again – was still an enjoyable night out. More »
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WORLD ON DAVID’S SIDE VERSUS GOLIATH
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: New Zealand’s cricketers have drawn a formidable opponent in the first Test championship decider – but they won’t be overawed or under-supported, writes RON REED. More »
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ONLY ONE FLAG FOR SON OF A GUN
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Kostya Tszyu did a lot for Australian boxing, including siring a new champion in the making, but he was never quite at home here, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Right on! Horn’s great escape
AUSTRALIA’S best contemporary boxer Jeff Horn’s career remains alive after one of the most extraordinary fights in recent boxing history, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Nothing memorable about Code War draw
FOOTY stars getting their kicks out of boxing are wearing thin on chief writer RON REED: More »
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How the Dough Boy dispatched the champ to dreamworld
NO-ONE could really believe what they were seeing. An overweight heavyweight decking the world champion four times and seizing the title. PETER COSTER reports on the upset of upsets at Madison Square Garden: More »
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Sudden death of a too-old ego
IT WAS the fight that should never have happened, and Australia’s most controversial sportsman will have to live with the humiliating result, says Chief Writer RON REED More »
