DON'T MISS! 10 Best Photos of the week

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Canada's Brittany Jones and Joshua Reagan perform during the pairs short program during the 2014 Skate Canada International in Kelowna, British Columbia last week. Photograph: Ben Nelms/Reuters

Participants talk as they prepare backstage before the 5th ‘Strongo Cup’ open amateur bodybuilding tournament at the State Opera and Ballet Theatre in Russia's Siberian city of Krasnoyarsk. Participants from all over Russia took part in the tournament competing in bodybuilding, body fitness and bikini fitness disciplines. Photograph: Ilya Naymushin/Reuters

A supporter lifts Wilson Kipsang of Kenya off the ground after he crossed the finish line to win the men's professional division of the 2014 New York City Marathon in Central Park in Manhattan. At right is second place finisher Lelisa Desisa of Etheopia. Photograph: Mike Segar/Reuters

Lewis Hamilton of Great Britain and Mercedes GP celebrates his victory with his team after the United States Formula One Grand Prix. Photograph: Mark Thompson/Getty Images

Miami Heat forward James Ennis (32) dunks over Washington Wizards forward Rasual Butler (8) during the second half at American Airlines Arena. Miami won 107-95. Photograph: Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY Sports/Reuters

Mumbai City FC Deepak Mandal and Kerala Blasters players vie for the ball. Mumbai City FC won the match 1-0 on Sunday night. Photograph: PTI

Barcelona's Neymar of Brazil holds his son Davi Lucca Da Silva before their Spanish first division soccer match against Celta de Vigo at Camp Nou stadium in Barcelona. Photograph: Albert Gea/Reuters

Indian cricket players celebrate after beating Sri Lanka during the 1st One Day International held at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack. Photograph: BCCI

Azhar Ali of Pakistan celebrates after taking a catch to dismiss Nathan Lyon of Australia. Pakistan won Test series 2-0. Photograph: Ryan Pierse/Getty Images

A man holds a framed picture of South African national soccer team goalkeeper and captain, Senzo Meyiwa during his funeral service in Durban. A suspect in the killing of the captain and goal keeper of South Africa's national soccer team has been arrested after witnesses picked him out in an identity parade, police said in a statement on Friday. The police said Zanokuhle Mbatha, 25, had been charged in connection with the case. Local media said the charges included murder. Photograph: Siphiwe Sibeko/Reuters