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How do you solve a problem like Ryan Kent? If I was Giovanni van Bronckhorst or the Rangers board, I’d start by getting him tied down on a new long-term contract.
Saul "Canelo" Alvarez dominated Gennady Golovkin on the way to a 12-round unanimous decision in their anticipated third fight on Saturday to retain his undisputed super-middleweight crown.
LAS VEGAS — Canelo Alvarez retained his undisputed super middleweight championship on Saturday at T-Mobile Arena with a unanimous-decision victory over his rival, Gennadiy Golovkin, in a trilogy fight.
When Aaron Mooy was Liel Abada’s age he was plying his trade at St Mirren. When he was as old as Jota or Matt O’Riley are now, he’d returned to Australia in a bid to reignite his career.
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THIS PAST MAY 6th, one day before Saúl «Canelo» Álvarez lost, it would have been difficult to find someone in Las Vegas who thought that would happen. On that day, standing among the thousands who'd traveled from all over the country and farther, gathering outside at the Toshiba Plaza just to watch him weigh in, you would have thought all of this was little more than a formality.
Son Heung-min cut an emotional figure after ending his goal drought with a sensational hat-trick off the bench during Tottenham's 6-2 demolition of Leicester City, admitting «I always felt like I disappointed the team». The South Korean was introduced in the 59th minute with the match poised at 3-2. Two sensational long-range strikes and one simpler finish from inside the box later, Spurs, and Son were flying high.
Pundit Michael Stewart reckons Kevin Clancy was right to turn down two penalty appeals from Dundee United in their defeat to Rangers at Ibrox.