Lewis Hamilton’s engine fails while leading the Malaysia GP Hamilton said immediately after his Sepang setback that he suspected someone was working against him, but later clarified he meant the man above or any higher power is intervening a little bit.Upon his arrival in Suzuka for this weekends Japanese GP, the world champion added: We dont know where bad luck comes from but thats all we can depend on - the fact that its just bad luck.A concurring Rosberg told Sky Sports F1: Some of the things he said…l wouldnt take too seriously because when you are in such a moment you can go a bit extreme! Hamilton has come under fire after spending the majority of Thursdays pre-Japanese GP drivers press conference on his phone But while Mercedes have been at pains to insist that the dice has not been loaded against Hamilton, the team admit they have no explanation for why the dice keeps landing against him.We are all rational people, certainly in the engineering area, and we all know that you can throw three double sixes in a row. That is possible. Yet when you see it done, you think how was that done? and we have something like that with Lewis, said Lowe.We have eight power units out there running around and with the exception of one failure they [engine malfunctions] have fallen on Lewis. That is something none of us can understand. But its just the way dice has been thrown.We are gutted about it and just wish the luck hadnt fallen that way. Personally, I was only just getting over the consecutive failures he had in qualifying at the start of the year where statistically you felt he had been treated very, very unfairly.Meanwhile, there was less than a tenth of a second between Hamilton and Rosberg in Friday practice for the Japanese GP. They are both in great shape, concluded Lowe. Also See: Rosberg just ahead of Hamilton Horner warns Renault off Sainz What do F1 drivers listen to? The Formula 1 Gossip column Randy White Youth Jersey . The former Toronto FC designated player played three of his 15 professional seasons with the team. Michael Gallup Youth Jersey .C. -- Cam Newton wasnt flawless on Sunday. http://www.cowboysfootballgearshop.com/larry-allen-jersey/ . -- In the stadium program sold at the Miami Dolphins game on Halloween, Richie Incognito was asked whos the easiest teammate to scare. DUBLIN, Ireland -- Irishman Conor McGregor promised his countrymen a first-round finish of fellow featherweight Diego Brandao, and he made good on that commitment. McGregor outclassed the Brazilian slugger and scored a TKO win at the 4:05 mark of the headlining matchup of "UFC Fight Night: McGregor vs. Brandao" on Saturday. McGregor was the quicker fighter from the start, using flashy kicks to the head and body to stifle his opponents advances, but it was hands that ultimately sealed the deal. After Brandao tried unsuccessfully to bring the action to the canvas, McGregor unleashed a left hand that sent his opponent to the floor, and he followed to the ground with more strikes with 55 seconds left in the first round. Afterward, McGregor said he would sip fine whiskey with UFC co-owner Lorenzo Fertitta and convince him to return to Dublin with a soccer stadium as the venue. "I said I was going to put him away in the first round, and I put him away in the first round," McGregor said. "Theres not a man alive who can come on this soil and beat me. "Im going to go backstage with Mr. Lorenzo Fertitta, have a little whiskey, and talk about being in a stadium." In the nights co-feature, Icelandic welterweight Gunnar Nelson (13-0-1) kept his undefeated professional record intact with an impressive second-round finish of Zak Cummings (17-4). A crisp right hand landed flush several times on the feet before he grabbed Cummings head and drug him to the floor in the second round. Once there, Nelson showed off his vaunted grappling skills, spinning perfectly to his opponents back and using punches to soften up Cummings defence before locking in a rear-naked choke. Nelson didnt take long once he got the hold, and Cummings was forced to tap with 12 seconds left in the round. "This was a tough fight," Nelson admitted after the win. "Zak is a very tough opponent. He is strong everywhere and he knows what he is doing. The atmosphere out there was something else. "I have never felt like that in the octagon. The crowd was so loud andd so intense. Randy White Cowboys Jersey. " McGregor and Nelson were awarded $50,000 each for the evenings two "Performance of the. Night" bonuses. In a key flyweight matchup, Ian McCalls speed and game-planning proved superior to Brad Pickett, as "Uncle Creepy" picked up a clearcut decision win over "One Punch." McCall was the quicker fighter from the start, and he darted in and out of range to avoid Picketts preferred brawling style. While Pickett did land the occasional big right hand, it was McCall who was generally quicker on the trigger, using a pinpoint jab and quick kicks to the body to rack up points. At the end of 15 minutes, McCall was awarded a decision win with scores of 30-27, 30-27 and 29-28. McCall admitted he was a little disappointed in his performance but happy with the result and now hopes for a third fight with current UFC flyweight champion Demetrious Johnson. "I was a little off -- I wasnt aggressive enough," McCall said. "But it was an intelligent fight, I think. I know Brad thinks I dont respect him as a fighter, but I really do. Hes a strong guy -- hes fought a lot of people. Now, there is unfinished business with Demetrious Johnson. He has something that is mine." In the nights first main-card matchup, Northern Irelands Norman Parke (20-2-1) earned a one-sided TKO victory over Japanese lightweight Naoyuki Kotani (33-11-7). Parke shut down his opponents takedown attempts and punished him with strikes on the feet from the start. In the second, Parke threw his opponent to the floor and looked to take the back and lock in a rear-naked choke. When Kotani defended the move, Parke simply settled for blasting away with big punches and elbows until referee Marc Goddard put a stop to the drubbing at the 3:41 mark of the frame. "I feel great," Parke said after the win. "Fighting in front of a home crowd is so special. It was just unbelievable. Even the weigh-ins last night were unbelievable with thousands of people making so much noise. It was great for me to be a part of it." ' ' '