Floyd Mayweather spending cash in Louis Vuitton shop is surreal
Floyd Mayweather has been living up to his nickname whilst out in Japan, splashing some of his recent earnings from his exhibition bout with homeland MMA fighter, Mikuru Asakura.
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MotoGP Buriram: Marquez keeping ‘low profile, less stress in wet conditions’
Repsol Honda’s Marc Marquez looked calm and confident as he prepared for the Thai Grand Prix in Buriram this weekend.
Learning curve a bumpy ride so far for Broncos' Nathaniel Hackett - Denver Broncos Blog- ESPN
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The images were everywhere and the headlines popped up coast to coast. In the span of roughly 14 days, first-year Denver Broncos coach Nathaniel Hackett went from a potential breath of fresh air to a coach whose team identity included penalties, clock management problems and puzzling end-of-game decisions.
Tyson Fury gives Anthony Joshua a new deadline but demands ‘get it signed today’
Tyson Fury claimed there are no more roadblocks for a proposed world heavyweight title showdown against Anthony Joshua but insisted his British rival had to sign the fight contract on Thursday.
Boxer Shiva Thakran wins WBC Asia Continental title
The Indian caused ripples in the Asian Pro Boxing circuit with the eighth round stoppage win over the former SouthEast Asian Games medallist on Wednesday. The fight had been three months in the making and Thakran had moved up two weight divisions from his usual super welterweight for the contest.
Man City can repeat Jack Grealish tactic to make Manchester United statement
Whatever Jack Grealish does or doesn't do, there will always be doubters and critics.
Eddie Hearn: McCaskill v Cameron 'historic for boxing in the Middle East'
Matchroom Sport chairman Eddie Hearn believes the undisputed super-lightweight world title fight between Jessica McCaskill and Chantelle Cameron in Abu Dhabi will be a watershed moment for boxing in the Middle East.
International break has given Erik ten Hag a fresh tactical conundrum at Manchester United
After Manchester United lost 4-0 to Brentford, Erik ten Hag made some significant changes to the team's backline. Since then he has stuck with the same four: Diogo Dalot, Raphael Varane, Lisandro Martinez and Tyrell Malacia.