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Kenyan cyclist David Kinjah. Photo: Muchiri Njenga<\/p>\n

Roger Federer and Maria Sharapova were among a plethora of top players to make shocking exits<\/a> at Wimbledon Championships yesterday with reasons varying from bad knees to bad form. We reckon Andy Murray and Serena Williams might have the biggest smiles on their faces.<\/p>\n

Speaking of which, the Scotsman has been inspired by a Twitter follower to take on Serena Williams in a \u2018battle of the sexes\u2019 showdown<\/a> in Las Vegas. This match would revive memories of the game between Bobby Riggs and Billie Jean King, which King won in straight sets.<\/p>\n

Another exit was made in the motorsport world when Red Bull driver Mark Webber announced that he would be leaving F1<\/a> at the end of this season. He is joining Porsche\u2019s new sportscar programme.<\/p>\n

A team that won\u2019t be making an exit<\/a> any time soon is the Chevrolet Warriors cricket team. Their sponsorship agreement with Chevrolet South Africa has been renewed for three more years.<\/p>\n

The Tour De France kicks off on Saturday and the organisers have left Lance Armstrong off the invite list to a function<\/a> celebrating every man to ever finish the epic race \u2013 the final blow to his fall from grace.<\/p>\n

Then we look at the Kenyan that inspired<\/a> Chris Froome to the lofty heigths of world cycling. Inspirational stuff.<\/p>\n

High five,
\nEd<\/p>\n

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