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Today in Sports - The USADA claims to have stripped Lance Armstrong of his 7 Tour de France titles
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“Today in Sports” looks back across major moments in football, tennis, horse racing, basketball and cycling. The entry notes that in 2012, USADA claimed it stripped Lance Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles, a claim also referenced later in the piece. Earlier milestones include John L. Sullivan winning the first world heavyweight title under Marquess of Queensbury rules in a six-round bout over Dominic McCaffrey, and Dr. Reginald Weir competing in the U.S. Tennis Championships in 1952. It also recalls Moses Malone signing directly from high school in 1974, plus modern sports paydays such as the 2013 NFL settlement of $765 million related to dementia.
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