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Abus Magomedov will make his first Octagon appearance of 2023 on Saturday as he faces Sean Strickland in the main event of UFC Fight Night in Las Vegas (7 p.m. ET on ESPN/ESPN+, with prelims at 4 p.m. on ESPN/ESPN+).
Former UFC interim featherweight title challenger Josh Emmett returns to the Octagon on Saturday to face Ilia Topuria in the main event of this weekend's UFC Fight Night in Jacksonville (3 p.m. ET on ABC/ESPN+, with prelims at 11:30 on ESPN/ESPN+).
Josh Emmett meets Ilia Topuria in a top-10 middleweight main event of UFC Fight Night on Saturday in Jacksonville, Florida.
One thing is for sure, this has not been a Royal Ascot of sure things. Three days into the meeting and just four favourites had justified their odds in the first 21 races. Indeed, the average odds of a winning horse were a dizzying 20-1.
It's been a tough week for punters at Royal Ascot as a succession of long priced winners have romped to victory. You'd have banked £550,000 for a £1 accumulator on the first five races on Wednesday and £910,000 for the same bet on Thursday, aided by a record 150-1 winner of the first.
Dubbed the 'Prince of Pain' Bahraini boxer Shaikh Khalid bin Hamad Al Khalifa is ready to deliver a knockout blow at Royal Ascot today. The Sandhurst-educated military officer, who counts Conor McGregor as a close friend, has splashed millions on his racing operation KHK Racing, with a dream of rivalling the big players of Coolmore, Godolphin and Juddmonte.
Joseph O'Brien is far too composed to toss his top hat in the air but he could still bring up a big hat-trick at Royal Ascot on Wednesday. Coming into this year's meeting, the two-time Melbourne Cup winning handler - who won five times here as a jockey - had just one Royal Ascot training success, last year's Prince of Wales’s Stakes winner State of Rest.
A proven star, a rising star and an Aussie star look set to sparkle the brightest at Royal Ascot. This meeting is a five-day feast of the senses and Tuesday's amuse-bouche is the ultimate sporting palate cleanser for the tasty fare to come.