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A PRO MMA fighter who nearly lost a leg in a horrifying car crash is now suing transport chiefs over the stomach-turning accident.

Former Muay Thai champ Chris Bonilla has released a series of gruesome images showing the extent of the damage to his leg following surgery to reattach it to his body.

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The shocking injury came after Bonilla crashed into what he claims was an unmarked barrier on the side of a motorway in California last year.

Now Bonilla, who has also fought under the Glory kickboxing banner, is suing the California Department of Transportation, which he claims is responsible for his devastating injuries.

Bonilla is reported to have been driving on 10 Freeway in West Covina, about 20 miles east of Downtown Los Angeles, when he needed to pull over.

As he did so he hit a barrier that he says was not properly marked.

The crash destroyed the front of his car and in the process almost severed his left leg and broke his collarbone.

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Doctors were able to reattach his leg but there are fears Bonilla will struggle to make a full recovery and could be forced to have the leg amputated later.

The fighter is now suing road chiefs after claiming they failed to give drivers necessary protections against accidents caused by barriers.

Bonilla, who stands 5 foot 10 inches tall and weighs around 10 stone 7 pounds, is said to be doing well after surgery but US website TMZ Sports reports his leg is still in “bad shape”.

LEWIS HAMILTON is bidding for a sixth Drivers' Championship title with Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas and Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel also targeting a place at the top of the podium.

Sky Sports has retained their TV rights, but will be showing all-but race exclusively after making a deal with Channel 4.

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Which F1 races will be live on Sky Sports this year?

All 21 Grands Prix will be shown live on Sky Sports F1 in 2019.

Which F1 races will be FREE to watch in the UK?

The opening race in Australia was shown live on Sky One.

Sky are not releasing details of other races that will be shown live on Sky One too far in advance with Bahrain the only one so far.

But the British Grand Prix – a protected race – will be FREE to watch with Channel 4 also holding coverage of the race.

How can I live stream F1 this season?

Sky Sports customers will be able to catch all the action online via their computer, mobile and laptop.

Otherwise, you can live stream the races on NowTV from £8.99 with a Sky Sports Day Pass.

Or save over £100 and get an F1 Season Ticket with NowTV, where you catch every practice, qualifying and race this year, along with plenty of other live sport including Premier League action.

Full F1 UK television schedule

The full calendar of the 2019 races are as follows:

March 17: Australia – Sky One, Sky Sports F1

March 31: Bahrain – Sky One, Sky Sports F1

April 14: China – Sky Sports F1

April 28: Azerbaijan – Sky Sports F1

May 12: Spain – Sky Sports F1

May 26: Monaco – Sky Sports F1

June 9: Canada – Sky Sports F1

June 23: France – Sky Sports F1

June 30: Austria – Sky Sports F1

July 14: Britain – Channel 4, Sky Sports F1

July 28: Germany – Sky Sports F1

August 4: Hungary – Sky Sports F1

September 1: Belgium – Sky Sports F1

September 8: Italy – Sky Sports F1

September 22: Singapore – Sky Sports F1

September 29: Russia – Sky Sports F1

October 13: Japan – Sky Sports F1

October 27: Mexico – Sky Sports F1

November 3: USA – Sky Sports F1

November 17: Brazil – Sky Sports F1

December 1: Abu Dhabi – Sky Sports F1

LAST YEAR'S Super Bowl runners-up New England Patriots travel to Kansas to take on the Chiefs on Sunday.

Both sides are battling it out for the  AFC Conference Championship and a place in the LIII Super Bowl.

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What time is kick-off?

This game takes place on Sunday, January 20.

It will be held at the Arrowhead Stadium.

Kick-off  is at 11.40pm.

Which channel is it on and can I live stream it?

Fans can watch this game live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports USA.

Coverage will start at 11pm.

What is the team news?

Injury reports:

GARY WOODLAND’S incredible US Open win comes after devastating personal tragedy, including the loss of a child in a miscarriage.

And in January this year the major-champ-in-waiting discovered his grandmother had passed away the night before the final round of a tournament he was leading.

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Woodland, 35, from Topeka in Kansas, US, called 2017 the “toughest year” of his life after he and wife Gabby – who is now expecting twins in August – tried to come to terms with the loss of one of their babies during an earlier pregnancy.

It was in March that Woodland – who won by three strokes from two-time defending champion Brooks Koepka at Pebble Beach – unexpectedly pulled out of the WGC-Matchplay ahead of his match against Rory McIlroy.

Earlier that month he had posted images of the babies’ scans on Instagram and wrote: “First time I’ve been excited about a double #twins.”

A week passed before Woodland told the world what had happened, 28 days after the photo of the scans.

In a statement charged with emotion, Woodland said: “Last week I withdrew from the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play to be with my wife, Gabby, as there were complications with our recently announced pregnancy with twins.

“Gabby and I have since had to cope with the heartbreaking loss of one of the babies, and our doctors will be closely monitoring the health of my wife and other baby for the remainder of the pregnancy.

“We appreciate all of the love and support during this difficult time as we regroup as a family.”

The heartbreaking loss came at a time when Woodland was playing some of the best golf of his career with two runner-up finishes and four top-10s up to that point of the year.

Fortunately, the couple welcomed son Jaxson in June, eight months after they tied the knot in a beach ceremony in Amanyara, a beautiful Caribbean island.

But that was not without another gut-wrenching moment.

Tiny Jax was born 10 weeks early and weighed just 3lbs.

Woodland posted a photo of himself holding his newborn with the message: “G and I are so excited to welcome Jaxson Lynn Woodland into the world.

“He came to us 10 weeks earlier kicking and screaming at 3lbs. G and Jax are both doing great.”

And the doting dad has flooded his social media page with photos of him proudly holding his son since.

But it was not until 40 days after the birth that Jax could go home with his parents.

Woodland wrote: “Delayed interval delivery is rare and even rarer that Jaxson was able to stay in utero for 13 weeks longer.

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“After 40 days in the NICU, Jaxson is home. We couldn’t be more thankful for the St Lukes team who has helped our little guy grow.”

Fast forward to this year’s Masters and Woodland had his son come along for a walk in the par-3 contest.

After experiencing that unimaginable low, Woodland’s game and personal life rebounded before more tragedy struck in January.

His grandmother died at her home in Kansas the night before Woodland was trying to win the first tournament of the year in Hawaii.

Woodland told reporters: “I got that phone call late last night. That's been tough.

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“She's been downhill for a little while now. It's been tough. You try to prepare for that but you never really can. So definitely have a little extra emotion with me, but we'll get through it.”

Woodland did not win the event but anything on the course pales into comparison to the rollercoaster ride his personal life has taken.

Such perspective can only help him tonight in his quest to win his first major and establish himself as one of the game's best.

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SACKED rugby star Israel Folau has claimed allowing transgender children is "giving in to the devil" in his latest outburst.

The devout Christian blamed the government for "making those decisions for young kids", during his sermon at The Truth of Jesus Christ Church in Sydney.

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Folau claimed the devil was seeping through the government, which will in turn "slowly" affect the world and the rest of society.

He said: "You see in today's youths and everything, they are allowing young kids in primary school to be able to have the permission to change their gender if they want to by taking away the permission of their parents.

"Now they are trying to take control as a government to make those decisions for young kids who are basically 16 years old or younger, they don't even know what they are doing.

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"This is what the devil is trying to do, to instil into the government, into this world, into society, and it is slowly happening."

Folau went on to urge Christians to be bold and profess their faith in the workplace even if they will be "cast out".

He added: "Are we too scared because we might be cast out by our workplace or cast out of somewhere because we're not liked or loved by those around us and don't believe the same thing we do?

"You might be the only born-again Christian in that workplace, you might feel a bit awkward with your co-workers because they are in the world and you're not.

"We should feel blessed … because God has called us."

 

Folau was sacked from Rugby Australia after he said "hell awaits" for "drunks, homosexuals, adulterers, liars, fornicators, thieves, atheists, idolaters".

The post's caption reads: "Those that are living in Sin will end up in Hell unless you repent.

"Jesus Christ loves you and is giving you time to turn away from your sin and come to him."

Rugby Australia said Folau had committed a "high-level breach of the Professional Players' Code of Conduct".

The controversial post amassed over 41k likes and 38k comments divided on whether he was right to share his views.

After his contract was ripped up, he refused to apologise.

He said:"It's obviously a decision that's in the process right now but I believe in a God that's in control of all things.

"Whatever his will is, whether that's to continue playing or not, I'm more than happy to do what he wants me to do.

"First and foremost, I live for God now.

"His plans for me are better than whatever I can think."

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