The week in sport - in pictures

That's gotta hurt. Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin takes a big hit from Cleveland Browns linebacker Kaluka Maiava. However Baldwin was called for offensive pass interference on the play. Cleveland won 6-3 Photograph: Mark Duncan/AP

So must that. Winnipeg Jets' Tanner Glass narrowly escapes an eye gouging by New York Rangers' Brandon Prust during a bout of fisticuffs Photograph: John Woods/AP

That's gotta hurt pt 3. The intricacy of Hector Hernandez's tattoo is on display during the men's preliminary round basketball game at the Pan American Games Photograph: Lucy Nicholson/Reuters

Joey Savatgy gets max air as he competes in the Under 19's at the Australasian Supercross Championship Photograph: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images

Alissa Czisny performs during Smucker's Skating Spectacular after winning gold in the ladies competition at the Skate America ISU Grand Prix Photograph: Danny Moloshok/Reuters

Over in Guadalajara it's a case of eight wheels good, two blades bad as Brazil's Talitha Haas competes in the Pan American Games women's roller artistic Photograph: Ariana Cubillos/AP

England captain Alastair Cook watches a training session from the dressing-room balcony ahead of their fourth one-day international against India in Mumbai Photograph: Danish Siddiqui/Reuters

If the ball wasn't in shot you could be forgiven for thinking this was an image of a rugby match rather than Premier League football, as Liverpool's Luis Suarez tussles with Norwich City's Russell Martin Photograph: Phil Noble/Reuters

Handlers struggle to control a group of racing camels after a false start at a meeting in the state of Adam, 250 kilometres south of the capital Muscat. A wrong start in camel racing can generate a lot of risk and difficulties, particularly in trying to return them to the starting line Photograph: Hamid Al-qasmi/EPA

Blackburn's Gael Givet celebrates after scoring the winner in their Carling Cup Fourth Round match against Newcastle United Photograph: Matthew Lewis/Getty Images

Manny Pacquiao focuses on photos of his upcoming opponent Juan Manuel Marquez as he works the speed bag at the Wild Card Boxing Club Photograph: Danny Moloshok/Reuters

Having conquered the world of cycling, Lance Armstrong gives triathlon a go at the Xterra World Championship in Hawaii Photograph: Hugh Gentry/Reuters

Aston Villa's James Collins hammers the final nail in the coffin of sportsmanship after West Brom's Chris Brunt misses a penalty Photograph: Darren Staples/Reuters