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On Friday night, or early Saturday morning if you're in Ireland, Katie Taylor will face Amanda Serrano in what seems certain to be the most watched female boxing match in history.
South Africa fast-bowler Lungi Ngidi has been ruled out of the side's upcoming home series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan due to a groin injury, said Cricket South Africa (CSA) on Thursday. CSA added that Ngidi, 28, recently underwent a medical assessment as part of his structured conditioning period, during which scans revealed bilateral proximal adductor tendinopathy. He will now begin a rehabilitation programme and is expected to return to play in January. It means that South Africa will be without Ngidi's services for the two Tests against Sri Lanka and the all-format series against Pakistan. Ngidi has picked 55 wickets for South Africa in Tests at an average of just 23.14 in 19 Test matches. His last appearance for the Proteas internationally came in the ODI series against Ireland in Abu Dhabi last month.
Katie Taylor is prepared for a "monumental" night in her career as her second fight against Amanda Serrano is set to become the most watched women's boxing match in history.
Life's easier when you play beside Liam Scales - especially when you've known his game since he was 14 years old.
Mike Tyson will step into a professional boxing ring for the first time in nearly 20 years on Friday night when he finally gets it on with YouTube star-turned fighter Jake Paul.
A year that started with uncertainty, the Republic of Ireland have a chance to finish out the 2024 schedule on a positive note as they welcome Finland to the Aviva Stadium for tonight's Nations League encounter.
Ireland supporters will make the trip to Dublin 4 this evening hoping that the Boys in Green can finally put fears of automatic relegation to bed.
It's an autumn filled with reunions.