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WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury will take on former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia on Oct 28 in a bout with professional boxing rules, the fight's promoters said on Tuesday (Jul 11).
Tyson Fury will box former UFC champion Francis Ngannou in Saudi Arabia later this year in a match that promises to confirm «the baddest man on the planet». Fury will put his unblemished record on the line on October 28 against the untested Ngannou, who will make his professional boxing debut. Ad The fight will «take place under the official rules of professional boxing, with three judges ringside adopting the 10-point must system», although Fury's WBC title will not be on the line.
Tyson Fury has announced a clash against mixed martial arts fighter Francis Ngannou in a boxing contest on 28 October in Saudi Arabia - but the Briton's WBC heavyweight title will not be at stake.
Several well-known footballers have made the move to Saudi Arabia in the past couple of months and one of them was former Liverpool forward Roberto Firmino. The Brazil international was an integral part of Liverpool but the journey to Saudi Arabia to play for Al-Ahli will be a completely new experience for him. However, the fanfare for the footballer was in full display as he reached Saudi Arabia. In a video going viral on social media, Firmino can be seen getting mobbed by fans as he got down from his car. He took pictures with the fans and seemed quite excited after the welcome he received.
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RIYADH: Gambian-Swedish fighter Badou Jack could go up against Polish champion Lukasz Rozanski in Saudi Arabia later this year, according to reports on Friday.
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The 2024 F1 season will begin with successive Saturday night races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. The shift forward by 24 hours has happened due to the Muslim holy period of Ramadan beginning on Sunday March 10 — the day after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Ad Due to the season opening with back-to-back races, the curtain-raiser in Bahrain was also required to take place on a Saturday to help with freight logistics in between events.