Aspinall defends interim title, KOs Blaydes at UFC 304 - ESPN
Officially, Tom Aspinall is the UFC's interim heavyweight champion. Unofficially, he's probably the best heavyweight in the world — and maybe the division's hardest hitter.
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Claressa Shields wins heavyweight title with TKO of Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse - ESPN
DETROIT — Claressa Shields predicted the fight to end early. But not that early.
UFC 304: Expert picks and best bets for Edwards-Muhammad 2 - ESPN
Leon Edwards puts his welterweight title on the line against Belal Muhammad in the main event of UFC 304 at Co-op Live arena in Manchester, England, on Saturday night (10 p.m. ET on ESPN+ PPV, with prelims at 8 p.m. on ESPN2/ESPN+ and early prelims at 6 p.m. on ESPN+).
UFC 304 LIVE - Leon Edwards and Tom Aspinall start time, TV channel, how to watch
Brits Leon Edwards and Tom Aspinall will headline UFC 304 at Manchester's Co-op Arena on Saturday night as the pair look to defend their respective titles.
Haitian boxer hoping to win medal to improve country's image
PARIS : Boxer Cedrick Belony-Duliepre said he is hoping to change the perception of Haiti by winning a medal at the Paris Olympics.
Celtic vs Chelsea LIVE score as 2 clues emerge over missing Nicolas Kuhn as the fridge returns for the big one
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Amit Panghal And Nishant Dev: Know Your Indian Men Boxers In Paris Olympics 2024
Two men Indian boxers will be fighting for glory at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Reigning Commonwealth Games champion Amit Panghal (men's 51kg) will be participating in the Olympics for the second time and is India's major medal prospect. He will be accompanied by Nishant Dev (men's 71kg) in representing the nation. Ever since Vijender Singh in Beijing 2008, no male Indian boxer has won a medal at the Olympics. We bring you the profile of the two Indian pugilists at the Summer Games.
England fight back after losing early wickets
BIRMINGHAM, England : Joe Root hit an unbeaten 58 and captain Ben Stokes was 48 not out as England fought back to reach lunch at 157-5 on the second day of the third test against the West Indies at Edgbaston on Saturday.