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Nelly Korda's clubs: What's in her Chevron Championship-winning bag

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Nelly Korda’s third major title means both of the opening majors for the men and women were won by a TaylorMade Qi4D driver.

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Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe becomes first man to run a marathon in under two hours – Sports

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The winner of the London Marathon, Kenyan Sebastian Sawe, became the first man to break the legendary two-hour barrier
The winner of the London Marathon, Kenyan Sebastian Sawe, became the first man to break the legendary two-hour barrier. © Justin Tallis, AFP

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Kenyan athlete Sabastian Sawe entered the history books by becoming the first man to run a marathon in under two hours. He won the London race in 1 hour, 59 minutes, and 30 seconds.

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ONE SAMURAI 1: “An absolutely technical machine”

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Reigning ONE bantamweight kickboxing world champion ‘The General’ Jonathan Haggerty of England may not be fond of his challenger, Yuki Yoza, but still holds him in high regard.

The British superstar acknowledged the Japanese contender’s world-class striking skills ahead of their high-stakes five-round war at ONE SAMURAI 1 this Wednesday, April 29, at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan.

The Knowlesy Academy and Team Underground affiliate told ONE Championship:

“Yoza is a great striker. An absolutely technical machine. He’s good. I’ve said it in interviews before. He’s up there with the best I’ve faced. We know what he brings. He has the style to stop the fight at any given moment. But I’m good at what I do, and as long as I stick to that, it should be a great night for me.”

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Jonathan Haggerty is adopting a strictly business approach ahead of his second title defense. His most recent bout saw him dismantle Chinese challenger Wei Rui by unanimous decision at ONE 171 last February.

By doing so, Haggerty snapped ‘Demon Blade’s’ 21-fight winning streak in the process. Yoza has also been on a roll with three straight victories and a 13-fight overall winning streak.

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The Team Vasileus star built a reputation for devastating kicks, sharp boxing, and proven finishing instincts.


Jonathan Haggerty left no stone unturned for Yuki Yoza bout

Jonathan Haggerty knew the caliber of his opponent and made sure to prepare accordingly.

‘The General’ told ONE:

“Everything’s been going great. There’s no rushing in this camp. We made sure everything’s on point so we don’t make the same mistake again. We’re getting all the work done. I’m executing what I’m already good at more efficiently.”

The English superstar continued:

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“That means precision, power, movement, and the ability to time, land, and counter. Nothing has been left to chance. I’m only aiming to bring the very best version [of myself]. I’m hungry to compete.”

Order the ONE SAMURAI 1 pay-per-view at live.onefc.com and watch ‘The General’ defend his throne live on April 29.