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TV host Willie Revillame turned emotional Saturday during the live telecast of "Wowowillie," as curtains closed for the controversy-fraught noontime program after seven months on air.

Speaking with the live audience, Revillame recalled the different iterations of his variety shows -- the primetime offerings "Willing Willie" and "Wiltime Bigtime" -- which preceded this latest revamp as "Wowowillie."

Roger Federer has split from his American coach Paul Annacone with the struggling Swiss former world number saying on Saturday (Sunday, PHL time) that it was the best time to make a change.

"After a terrific 3-1/2 years working together, Paul and I have decided to move on to the next chapter in our professional lives," the 32-year-old Federer said on his website.

The announcement came two days after the world number seven was dumped out of the Shanghai Masters by France's Gael Monfils.

De La Salle University (DLSU) battled from 15 points down to carve out a thrilling 71-69 overtime victory against University of Sto. Tomas (UST) and clinch its first UAAP crown since 2007. 

Jeron Teng, who foiled his brother Jeric’s title hopes, paved the way for the Archers, who trailed the Tigers after the first two quarters, 24-32. But La Salle fought for every ball possession in the second half and forced overtime with the scores tied at 65. The Archers took over during the extension and eventually dealt UST a heart breaking defeat

NBA. Check out this nasty crossover on Tim Hardaway, Jr. by Landry Fields of the Toronto Raptors, who is then denied at the rim by Josh Powell!

Watch Junmar Fajardo's BIGGEST dunk of his PBA career so far! Governors' Cup FinalsGame 1. Petron def. SanMig, 100-84.

The De La Salle Green Archers survived an epic overtime match against University of Santo Tomas, 71-69, to win the UAAP Season 76 basketball title on Saturday at the Mall of Asia Arena.
Almond Vosotros hit the go-ahead basket with 19 seconds left to give the Green Archers their first title since 2007, completing their comeback after losing Game One of the best-of-three series.

The Petron Blaze Boosters used a furious fourth quarter charge to take a 100-84 victory over the San Mig Coffee Mixers in Game One of the Governors’ Cup finals on Friday at the Mall of Asia Arena.

After scoring just 59 points in the first three quarters, the Boosters poured down 41 huge points in the final period to book the win in their first match in the championship round since winning the tournament in 2011.

“I just thought we played a great fourth quarter,” said Petron coach Gee Abanilla, who was victorious in his first finals game as a PBA head coach. “I’m surprised also. We just got into a rhythm.”