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Paulo Wanchope resigns following fistfight
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Paulo Wanchope resigns following fistfight

Costa Rica coach Paulo Wanchope resigned on Wednesday after being involved in a brawl with an unidentified person during an Olympic qualifying match against Panama. Video / YouTube: EverythingAboutSport

Rugby: All Blacks attraction to open in 2017
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Rugby: All Blacks attraction to open in 2017

New Zealand Rugby has unveiled plans for a high-tech All Blacks-themed tourist attraction in Auckland's Wynyard Quarter. To be built on a prime site, The All Blacks Experience attraction will open in 2017.

League Herald: Is this the end for international rugby league?
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League Herald: Is this the end for international rugby league?

Is this the end for international rugby league? League writers Michael Burgess and David Skipwith discuss the implications of the NRL’s new television deal and the future of the Kiwis. They also look at the ongoing Konrad Hurrell saga and other Warriors’ selection issues ahead of Saturday’s game at Penrith.

Warriors: 'We're really struggling at the moment'
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Warriors: 'We're really struggling at the moment'

Captain Simon Mannering and head Andrew McFadden reflect on the New Zealand Warriors' performance against the St George Illawarra Dragons. Match Result: St George Illawarra have recorded their 11th straight win over the New Zealand Warriors with a 36-0 win at Wellington Stadium. Credit: NZN Video

The Vent – This is how we’ll win the Bledisloe
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The Vent – This is how we’ll win the Bledisloe

Have we ever seen a weekend of upsets like it. All Black, no bloody way! Sacks the Warriors coach, no bloody way, too many Warriors cheerleaders in their media pool, too bloody yes. Check out the VENT as cut the b.s. and just debate sport! Enjoy and please Vent back with anything we've missed...

Rugby: McCaw reflects on Wallabies flanker selection
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Rugby: McCaw reflects on Wallabies flanker selection

New Zealand rugby union captain Richie McCaw gives his view on Australia naming flankers David Pocock and Michael Hooper in their side for the Bledisloe Cup clash at ANZ Stadium on Saturday night. McCaw also reflects on some indifferent form for his side following some squad rotation in the lead-up to the World Cup later in the year. Credit: NZN Video

Bledisloe Cup Preview
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Bledisloe Cup Preview

Radio Sport's Nigel Yalden previews the Bledisloe Cup clash between the All Blacks and Wallabies tonight.

Herald League: Konrad Hurrell dilemma
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Herald League: Konrad Hurrell dilemma

Herald League reporter Michael Burgess and Radio Sport’s Kent Johns examine the ongoing Konrad Hurrell dilemma, debate Benji Marshall’s idea for a 15-game NRL season and ask if the Warriors have got enough experience.

 Intense chase between helicopter and drifting race car
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Intense chase between helicopter and drifting race car

With Felix at the controls of a Bolkov BO105 aerobatic helicopter, he teamed up with Polish drifting ace Jakub Przygonski and his Toyota GT 86 1000HP. The name of game was seeing how closely the chopper could track the movements of the race car. Source: Red Bull/YouTube

Valerie Adams pulls out of World Championships
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Valerie Adams pulls out of World Championships

Double Olympic champion Valerie Adams, 30, has delivered a message to her followers on twitter that she is pulling out of the World Championships in Beijing,China. The reason she has decided to withdraw from the IAAF event is that she still needs more time to focus on rehab of her elbow after recent surgery and her right knee also needs some tender loving care. Adams is still hugely motivated to be ready for the 2016 Rio Olympics saying " I must roll with the punches and deal with this sucker." Credit: NZN Video

Sonny Bill Williams says sorry
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Sonny Bill Williams says sorry

Sonny Bill Williams has delivered a heart felt apology to the Canterbury Bulldogs, seven years after walking out on the rugby league club. Williams made the apology in a video posted to the Canterbury website, in response to being named in the Bulldogs 'team of the decade' on Saturday night. "To anyone I've hurt along the way, I'm very sorry," he said. "I'm very proud, as are my family, to be involved with this team."

Lexus Hoverboard: How they did it
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Lexus Hoverboard: How they did it

The Lexus Hoverboard technology features two “cryostats”—reservoirs in which superconducting material is kept at -197 degrees (-127.22 degrees celsius) through immersion in liquid nitrogen. The board is then placed above a track that contains permanent magnets. Dr. Oliver de Hass, evico CEO, said: “The magnetic field from the track is effectively ‘frozen’ into the superconductors in the board, maintaining the distance between the board and the track— essentially keeping the board hovering. This force is strong enough to allow the rider to stand and even jump on the board.”

Watch the new Lexus Hoverboard
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Watch the new Lexus Hoverboard

Since the Lexus Hoverboard was unveiled in June, testing has been carried out in a specially constructed hoverpark, combining elements from skate culture with technology within its architecture. Up to 200 meters of magnetic track was transported to Barcelona from the Dresden facility to lay beneath the hoverpark surface in order to create the dynamic test, offering Lexus the opportunity to demonstrate tricks no skateboard could ever perform, like travelling across water. Lexus has captured the final ride footage and released it as a film led by award winning director Henry-Alex Rubin.

One year to Rio: Polly Powrie
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One year to Rio: Polly Powrie

Standing atop an Olympic podium should have been confirmation for Kiwi sailors Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie that they had it all figured out. But for the pair collectively known as "Team Jolly", gold wasn't enough.

One year to Rio: Stacey Michelsen
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One year to Rio: Stacey Michelsen

It is not a topic you have to dance around with Stacey Michelsen. She's quite happy to confront the fact the Black Sticks women are starting to generate an unenviable record of falling short of the podium in big tournaments.

One year to Rio: Adrian Leat
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One year to Rio: Adrian Leat

Adrian Leat, Glasgow 2014 judo silver medallist, is on the outside looking in. No guarantee of qualifying for Rio de Janeiro, he subjects himself to bouts of introspection where he'll wonder if all the sacrifices are worth it.

All Blacks: Wallabies 'always start well'
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All Blacks: Wallabies 'always start well'

All Blacks centre Conrad Smith feels the team is going 'all right' but needs to step up again to match the physical Wallabies in Sydney. He says the backline needs to create more opportunities in the tests so far.

Nosedives and high-flyers: Human-powered flying competition
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Nosedives and high-flyers: Human-powered flying competition

41 teams from across the U.S. and Canada headed to Tom McCall Waterfront Park to attempt human-powered flight at Red Bull Flugtag Portland. In front of a crowd of 86,000 spectators, three Oregon-based teams with home court advantage took the top three spots.

Raw: All Blacks muscle show
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Raw: All Blacks muscle show

Here's a glimpse inside the All Blacks gym session with all the weights and chin ups and competition. They train the why they play... to win; and as hard as they can.