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Watch: National Junior Tennis Champs crowned
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Watch: National Junior Tennis Champs crowned

Ajeet Rai and Lauren are the latest New Zealand junior tennis champions after winning their respective boys and girls titles at the 18’s Nationals today. Tournament top seed Rai from Taranaki beat second seed Finn Reynolds (Hawkes Bay) 7-6(2) 6-4 in a boys final which featured contrasting styles. Rai, 17 generally stayed at the baseline and was forced to keep an even head as left-handed Reynolds, 16 varied his game and approached the net as often as possible. Perseverance from Rai paid off in an entertaining contest. The girls final had fourth seed Alter (North Harbour) overcome second seed Nina Parapovich (Waikato) 6-1 7-5, but only after a nervous time in the second set. Alter, 17 was ahead 5-2 but struggled to close out the match as Parapovich, 16 stayed in the points longer in front a large crowd indoors at Albany Tennis Park. Alter also won the doubles title by teaming up with Janvhi Clark (Waikato) to defeat Holly Stewart (Auckland) and Ivy McLean (Wellington) 6-4 6-3. The boys doubles saw Reynolds gain some consolation for his singles loss. Reynolds and Auckland’s Joshua Snowden-Poole won the doubles title 6-4 7-6(2) over Rai and Canterbury’s Dylan Heap.

Watch: Dereck Chisora throws table at Dillian Whyte
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Watch: Dereck Chisora throws table at Dillian Whyte

Joseph Parker and Andy Ruiz Junior have eschewed the normal boxing bad boy and trash-talk in the build-up to their WBO showdown – but at least one other name boxer has been living up to the sport’s reputation of pre-fight histrionics.

NRL: Maori designs take centre stage at Auckland Nines launch
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NRL: Maori designs take centre stage at Auckland Nines launch

Traditional Maori designs took centre stage at the 2017 NRL Auckland Nines jersey reveal with both the Warriors and Brisbane Broncos unveiling their new strips in Sydney today. Players from all 16 NRL clubs assembled at NRL headquarters to model their new jerseys for the fourth edition of the short-form preseason tournament to be held at Eden Park over Waitangi Weekend February 4 and 5.

Watch: The Most Unbelievable Story In Rugby - Sevens From Heaven | HSBC Sport
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Watch: The Most Unbelievable Story In Rugby - Sevens From Heaven | HSBC Sport

Sevens From Heaven is the story of Fiji Rugby Sevens, the winners of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series 2015/16 and the team that inspired the world in Rio when they won Fiji's first ever Olympic medal, and a gold at that! Discover how a tiny island nation with limited resources took on the world at Rugby Sevens and won. Go inside the team with never-before-seen footage to see what it took to take a team from an island in the South Pacific to becoming the best in the world. Created by HSBC Sport in collaboration with Zoomfiji -

Watch: Joseph Parker's parents - raising a champion
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Watch: Joseph Parker's parents - raising a champion

For Sala Parker, watching her son Joseph turn from a gentle young man, a talented musician and singer, into what his trainer Kevin Barry has described as a “primal animal” once he enters the ring is no shock. Not when she and Joseph’s father Dempsey have been ringside throughout the 24-year-old’s career of 52 amateur fights and 21 professional bouts.

Watch: All Blacks singing with Ireland fans at pub
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Watch: All Blacks singing with Ireland fans at pub

Source: Facebook / Alan Boyle. They may have been on the wrong side of history when the All Blacks lost to Ireland for the first time in 111 years, but Israel Dagg and Beauden Barrett have shown they're good sports. After beating France in the final match of a long 2016 rugby season, a few of the All Blacks were letting their hair down in Germany. Dagg and Barrett were drinking at an Irish bar in Nuremberg on Monday night when they belted out the Irish rugby anthem, Ireland’s Call.