A DRIVER has been left reeling after her car was hit by a mysterious “boulder”, only for her insurer to refuse to cover the $1,800 bill.

The stunned motorist said she was “grateful to be alive” after the projectile struck just inches from her windshield.

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Gwendolyn Davis was in the car with her daughter in Sandy, UT, when the “unreal” collision occurred.

The pair were driving along I-15 and about to exist when, according to Ms Davis, a rock the size of a person’s head flew towards them, seemingly out of nowhere.

The stone then crashed into their SUV, crumpling part of the bodywork and almost sending them into a dangerous spin.

Ms Davis told KSL TV: “I could see a big boulder coming at us, and I thought I was going to die.

“It came so quickly.

“And next thing I know, I heard was a boom.”

The terrified mother then saw the rock go on to hit a further four cars, with one apparently having its transmission “ripped out” while others had their tires shredded.

Photos of the aftermath of the smash show Ms Davis’ car with a crater into the side of the bonnet.

If the impact had been just a little to the left, the stone easily could have hit, and potentially gone through, the windshield.

The local highway patrol confirmed that they had received reports of the “boulder”, with five vehicles damaged.

Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

But cops have been unable to work out where the rock came from and where it ricocheted off to.

Ms Davis went on: “I was just so thankful that we made it out of there alive.

“I knew that my prayers, my immediate prayers at that moment had been answered.”

There’s still a mess for the mom to sort out as her insurance company is refusing to pay out for the damage.

An initial mechanic quote suggested it could set her back as much as $1,800.

Nonetheless, the family said they were just happy to escape unharmed.

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SAM GILLEY is all set to put his Commonwealth title on the line against Jack McGann in London THIS weekend – but McGann wasn’t the initial challenger.

Gilley, 30, had been preparing to renew his bitter rivalry with Louie Greene.

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Louie Greene has withdrawn from his fight against Sam Gilley[/caption]

But in devastating news for boxing fans, the Magic Man was forced to withdraw due to injury.

However, in steps Liverpool’s McGann who has been granted the opportunity to fight at the top of the bill after originally being scheduled to box Ryan Maycock.

McGann ironically bounced back from his defeat against Greene on the undercard of Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou with a TKO win vs Lukasz Barabasz in June.

But the champ Gilley will be eager to prove why he has been signed by Queensberry Promotions – Tyson Fury, Daniel Dubois and Fabio Wardley are also under contract with them just to name a few.

When is Sam Gilley vs Jack McGann?

• Sam Gilley vs Jack McGann will take place on Friday, October 18.
• The main card is expected to get underway from 7pm BST.
• York Hall is the chosen venue for this Commonwealth title clash and it can host approximately 1,200 spectators.

What TV channel is Sam Gilley vs Jack McGann on can it be live streamed?

• Sam Gilley vs Jack McGann will be broadcast LIVE on TNT Sports 3 in the UK.
• TNT Sports customers can stream the entire action on discovery+ via a compatible mobile or tablet device.

Who is on the undercard?

• Sam Gilley vs Jack McGann; Commonwealth and British Super Welterweight titles (MAIN EVENT)
• Courtney Bennett v Nick Webb; British Southern Area Heavyweight title
• Tommy Fletcher v Milans Volkovs
• Royston Barney Smith v Carlos Rayo
• Lloyd Farrington v Jesus Lobeto
• Sam King v Dmitri Protkunas

SIR BEN AINSLIE called a commentator a “f***ing w****r” following a terse interview.

The British sailing legend is currently competing at the America’s Cup in Barcelona.

With his Ineos Britannia team trailing Emirates New Zealand 3-0, Ainslie was not in the best of moods.

Immediately after his team’s latest defeat, Ainslie was asked by commentator Stephen McIvor: “Still believe that you’re as close when it comes to performance?

“Because I get that feeling coming off your boat.”

He then took a long pause before replying: “Maybe that’s the Kiwi commentator in you, mate.”

Ainslie, 47, then laughed ruefully as he got up.

McIvor replied: “I’ll take that one on the chin, buddy.”

With his mic still live, Ainslie was then heard appearing to call McIvor a “f***ing w****r”.

Ineos had just been beaten by 52 seconds, having been slapped with a penalty following a near-collision in the race pre-start.

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Ainslie was later quizzed if he knew his mic was still on when he made the X-rated comment.

“Possibly…” he admitted, before continuing: “I just thought it was a bit of a stupid comment from the Kiwi commentator.

“But I think it’s good for our team, you know? It’s good motivation.”

Yesterday, Ineos fell to a 4-0 deficit, following another defeat in Barcelona.

Races 5 and 6 are scheduled to take place tomorrow.

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TUA TAGOVAILOA has been out of action for the Miami Dolphins since he suffered a sickening concussion during his team’s defeat to the Buffalo Bills in Week 2.

It was the third head injury in the young quarterback’s NFL career, prompting some speculation that he may retire.

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Tua Tagovailoa was forced off against the Buffalo Bills in September[/caption]

But Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel is confident his signal caller will not only play again but do so this season.

When will Tua Tagovailoa return for the Miami Dolphins?

Tagovaiola sustained the third concussion of his NFL career on September 12 and was later placed on injured reserve on September 17.

NFL rules dictate that the Dolphins’ star quarterback must sit out at least eight weeks after such a dangerous injury.

During his time away from the field, the 26-year-old has met with neurological experts to receive more information regarding his health status.

And Dolphins head coach McDaniel has explained that those meetings have “continued to be positive.”

Speaking to the media on October 14, McDaniel gave an update on Tuagavaiola, he said: “There’s still information that he’s seeking this week, and as far as timelines go, I know that he’s not playing this week, and I do expect to see him playing football in 2024, but where that is exactly, we’ll let the process continue since we still have time before you could even entertain anything.

“We’ll make sure that he’s diligent this week and assess after that.”

McDaniel later added: “It is exciting that I do believe he’ll play football this year.

“I never went down that rabbit hole of if he would or wouldn’t, just because I’ve learned through circumstance how that’s the wrong question to be asking.

“The right questions are completely, 100 percent toward the human being and the player as a result.”

For now, Tagovailoa remains on the injured reserve and won’t be eligible to practice until October 23, but his recovery is expected to take longer than that.

Tyler Huntley started the two games prior to the Dolphin’s Week 6 bye and is expected to stay under center for their upcoming match against the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.

Miami are 1-2 over their last three games without their starting quarterback, Tagovailoa.

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