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Raj Bhavsar is finally on his way to the Olympics, thanks to Paul Hamm.
Paul Hamm probably could have gutted through the pain in his broken hand. A bad shoulder that prevented him from doing some of his routines? With less than a week of training before the Beijing Games?
Give Paul Hamm a hand. And a plane ticket to Beijing. The Olympic champion will get to defend his title in China thanks to a performance Saturday that ended any doubt about whether his broken right hand has healed.
A week after Paul Hamm was cleared to do gymnastics again, the Olympic gold medalist's coach is "tremendously encouraged" by his progress from a broken hand.
The confetti was blinding and the applause deafening, an entire arena's worth of celebration just for them.
Paul Hamm could leave next week's Olympic trials with a spot on the Beijing squad, even with a broken hand.
Olympic gold medalist Paul Hamm's recovery from hand surgery is being accelerated so he'll be able to contend for a medal at the Beijing Games.
Never, ever count Paul Hamm out. Not when he appears to be out of the running for an Olympic medal, not when he's taken 2 1/2 years off. Not even when he's got a broken hand.
Paul Hamm was seconds from what he termed "a perfect finish" when something totally unexpected happened. He fell from the parallel bars, hurt his right hand, and now there's a chance Hamm could be finished at the U.S. gymnastics championships. Perhaps even done for the Olympic trials.
Paul Hamm was seconds from what he termed "a perfect finish" when something totally unexpected happened.
David Sender looked skyward, clapped his hands, then leaned over and kissed the pommel horse. He might want to consider having that piece of equipment bronzed. The Stanford senior did just enough on pommel horse to edge Jonathan Horton for the title at the U.S. gymnastics championships Saturday night.
Paul Hamm showed the world he's back while Nastia Liukin reminded everyone she's still very much here.
Paul Hamm fell, maybe just to prove he's human. Even that couldn't derail another remarkable performance Saturday night, as the defending Olympic champion breezed to a victory at the Winter Cup Challenge and again showed what a power he could be six months from now in Beijing.
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GOP, Mac tout $22M surge in fund raisingWASHINGTON - Republican John McCain raised more than $22 million in June for his presidential bid, giving him nearly $27 million cash on hand - strengthening his ability to challenge Democrat Barack Obama in key states.
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