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ON MY way home on Friday I was checking Twitter for the latest news in sport when I came across the pictures of Nicole Holder.

Holder is the former girlfriend of NFL player Greg Hardy, who left her battered and bruised in 2014 and served a meagre 14 game suspension.

Seeing the pictures only strengthened my opinion that 14 games was not enough for Hardy.

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