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Dee Coleman

  • Family Communications Specialist, FWISD
Dallas, Fort Worth
As seen in: KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX), NBC News, RTÉ
NBC5Responds-Consumer Investigative Producer
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Joyce loses interim title after sixth-round stoppage

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By Mary Quant, Jacqui Hurley Verified, Mikie O'Loughlin Verified, Dee Coleman
| RTÉ Verified
Joe Joyce suffered a crushing defeat by Zhilei Zhang after a sixth-round stoppage at the Copper Box Arena in London. Referee Howard Foster called off the contest with Joyce sustaining significant swelling to his right eye as China's Zhang secured the WBO interim heavyweight title. Londoner Joyce, 37, had been expected to successfully defend his position as WBO interim champion, and maintain his unbeaten record in his 16th bout.
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Evan Ferguson taken off injured at Stamford Bridge

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By Mary Quant, Jacqui Hurley Verified, Mikie O'Loughlin Verified, Dee Coleman
| RTÉ Verified
Ireland striker Even Ferguson has been taken off with what appeared to be an ankle injury during the first half of Brighton's Premier League clash with Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. The Meathman was injured around the 35-minute mark with the score 1-0 to Chelsea, having been a handful for the home defence for much of the opening period. The 18 year old looked to damage his left ankle and appeared in some discomfort - although he was able to walk off the pitch under his own power.
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Snooker tour returns to China despite match-fixing saga

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By Mary Quant, Jacqui Hurley Verified, Mikie O'Loughlin Verified, Dee Coleman
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Snooker chiefs have announced their intention to return to China later this year despite the match-fixing scandal currently gripping the sport. Ten Chinese players have been charged with betting-related offences and face lengthy bans if found guilty by an independent investigation that launches next week. But the World Snooker Tour will press on with plans to stage three tournaments in the country in 2023, ending a four-year gap on the mainland due to China's stringent Covid-19 regulations.
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