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Comeback Complete: Tiger Woods Wins Tour Championship for 80th PGA Tour Victory Daniel Rapaport,Sports Illustrated•September 23, 2018 The comeback is complete: Tiger Woods is a winner once again. Woods picked up his 80th career PGA Tour victory but first since 2013 on Sunday, shooting a...

Could Tiger Woods win his first tournament since 2013? Jay Busbee,Yahoo Sports•September 23, 2018 ATLANTA—Could this be the day? After five years and 50 days, after surgeries and off-course drama that would have torpedoed half a dozen lesser players’ careers, could Sunday, Sept. 23, 2018 be...

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Brandan Schieppati is the frontman for metal band Bleeding Through. You might better recognize him wearing all black or from one of the band’s gory music videos. However, Schieppati has turned over a new leaf, going from blood-curdling screams to barbell curls at Rise Above Fitness—his business...

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I'm stealing this question from a member on another forum. I found it interesting and would like to hear different opinions. As the title states....if something happened (use your imagination) and it became impossible to acquire anabolic steroids.....would you continue to train like you do...

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