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It's business as usual for Warriors Boxing's new owner

The Seminole Nation's association with boxing ended with the recent sale of its Warriors Boxing promotional company.

``The Tribe has decided to concentrate on its core casino business and not the boxing promotion business,'' Seminoles spokesman Gary Bitner said. ``It's a challenging business, and the Tribe understands it takes a specialist in boxing promotion to run the company.''

  • Michael Phelps arrives at the USA Swimming Foundation's Golden Goggle Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009.

    Swimmers Lochte, Soni win athlete of year honors

    World champions Ryan Lochte and Rebecca Soni won male and female athlete of the year awards Sunday night at the Golden Goggles honoring the year's top American swimming performances.

  • Captain Scott Irvine holds a 30-pound Goliath grouper that was caught on fly rod in Key West.

    A surprise bite while on a hunt for permit

    The eternal quest to catch a permit on fly rod on the flats isn't going very well, but recently it had some unintended -- but good -- consequences.

  • Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt, left, and U.S. track and field sprinter Sanya Richards, right, hold their "Athlete of the Year Awards", awarded by the International Athletics Foundation, in Monaco, Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009.

    Bolt, Richards win Athlete of the Year awards

    Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt and 400-meter runner Sanya Richards of the United States won their second IAAF World Athlete of the Year awards on Sunday.

  • Gulfstream Park moves Florida Derby date

    Gulfstream Park's 2010 schedule has some major changes, including moving the Florida Derby back one Saturday in March and adding the Gulfstream Sprint Showcase, with five stakes races, Jan. 9.

  • Women's judo pioneer Rena "Rusty" Kanokogi dies

    Rena "Rusty" Kanokogi, known as the "Mother of Judo" partly for her role in bringing women's judo to the Olympic Games, has died. She was 74.

  • Outdoors notebook

    NOAA Fisheries has published a new rule that prohibits recreational anglers from selling snapper and grouper caught in federal waters of the South Atlantic, effective Dec. 16. The rule also prohibits charter and headboats from selling snapper and grouper caught by their customers in either federal or state waters. A similar measure has been in effect in the Gulf of Mexico since 1996.

  • FILE - This Aug. 20, 2009 file photo shows South Africa's Caster Semenya displaying her gold medal after the ceremony for the Women's 800m final at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin. Semenya will keep her 800-meter gold medal from the world championships, and the results of her gender tests will be kept confidential, the South African sports ministry said Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009.

    The shameful case of Caster Semenya

    Looks like South African runner Caster Semenya will be able to keep the gold medal she won at the recent world championships in Berlin.


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