Vettel steers clear of trouble to forge ahead of Hamilton

BUDAPEST - Sebastian Vettel's luck changed for the better at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, where the German driver won to extend his Formula One championship lead over archrival Lewis Hamilton by 14 points heading into the summer break.

Dazzling Dou hits the big time

Marty Dou Zecheng on Sunday became the first Chinese mainland player to win on the Web.com Tour and, more significantly, the first to earn a PGA Tour card.

Marbury aims to bow out in style

As the rollercoaster ride of his career nears its end, Stephon Marbury is determined to bow out a true legend in the place he now calls home - Beijing.

Bolt bids for dashing departure

LONDON - Sprint superstar Usain Bolt will seek a final golden hurrah when he takes to the track at the IAAF World Championships, which begin on Friday in London.

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Shanghai at center of UFC universe

Get ready to rumble, China: The Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is coming to the birthplace of martial arts.

Too much Sho for fatigued Zou

That's a probable epitaph for Zou Shiming's professional boxing career after China's double Olympic gold medalist was stopped by 10-1 Japanese underdog Sho Kimura in their WBO world flyweight title fight on Friday night in Shanghai.

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Ink or swim? Tattoos tell a tale

BUDAPEST - World records have tumbled and gold medals have been won, but the colorful array of tattoos on display at the World Aquatics Championships have proved just as eye-catching.

Neymar's cryptic message heats up PSG speculation

The intrigue surrounding Neymar's future at Barcelona took another twist on Saturday when the mercurial forward announced he would be in Shanghai on Monday.

Dressel closing in on legends, but doesn't care to be compared

BUDAPEST - Caeleb Dressel says comparisons with US swimming legends Michael Phelps and Mark Spitz are premature, even though he stands on the verge of matching their historic feats.

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