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Two of boxing’s biggest personalities will throw down in Las Vegas on Sunday when Rolly Romero puts his WBA welterweight title on the line against former two-division world champ Teofimo Lopez.
Romero (17-2, 13 KOs) has not fought since producing a huge upset against Ryan Garcia in Times Square in May 2025, dropping the superstar on his way to a unanimous decision victory and the WBA ‘regular’ welterweight crown.
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MMA Fighting has Brand Risk 15 results for the McBroom vs. Temperr fight card and more from the Brand Risk Arena in Miami, Fla., on Saturday night.
In the main event, Austin McBroom, hasn’t fought since April 2023 and is 0-1 in his pro boxing career, squares off against FaZe Temperr, who is 1-1 in his pro career.
Anderson Silva’s son, Gabe, and Kimbo Slice’s son also compete on the main card.
Supa Hot Fire def. Supreme Patty via unanimous decision (29-28 x3)
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Litton Das barely had time to settle in before another duck was added to his growing collection.
The Bangladesh wicketkeeper walked in with the Tigers already in deep trouble on the second day of the Mackay Test on Sunday, and walked straight back after 10 deliveries without scoring.
Mitchell Starc was the bowler, collecting his third wicket of the innings and ninth of the match as Bangladesh slipped to 63 for five, still 83 runs behind after Australia had taken a 146-run first-innings lead.
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Steve Smith has scored a century against every test playing opponent he has played with but not against Bangladesh
In a shocking stat, Bangladesh has, till now, been successful in stopping Steve Smith from scoring a century against them, which means they are the only Test-playing opposition against whom Steve Smith has still not registered a Test century. This is something to be proud of. Smith, considered as one of the modern-day legends of the game and a part of the fab 4, has a total of 37 Test centuries, but none against Bangladesh.
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IN FRONT of a record crowd, Sydney's AFLW side has claimed a hard-fought 24-point victory over Essendon at the SCG on Sunday afternoon, prevailing in an intense, physical arm-wrestle that sizzled with raw emotion after a difficult week off the field for the Swans.
In front of a record crowd of 16,672, the 9.12 (66) to 6.6 (42) win marked just the second time the AFLW team has played for premiership points at the venue, with Sydney holding firm on home turf.
The emotions were evident from the outset both on the field and in the stands, with spectators holding signs showing support for the women's team and the crowd erupting in cheers when the Swans kicked their first goal.
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With a record crowd behind them, Sydney's AFLW team have put the club's AFL team's hotel scandal aside to claim a 24-point win over Essendon at the SCG.
The Swans' women's team have been caught in the crossfire of the sport's most shattering off-field scandal in years, which completely overshadowed a maiden AFLW-AFLW double header at the SCG.
Sydney fans have showed their support for their AFLW side after a dramatic week for the club, with a record crowd descending on the SCG for their double-header event.
In the aftermath of five men’s players – Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, James Jordon and Riley Bice – being suspended for the rest of the season amid sexual assault allegations following the events of Monday night at Melbourne’s Pullman Hotel.
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Looking for help with today’s Wordle? In this guide, we have some extra hints and clues to help you on your path to Wordle victory, plus a fun Bonus Wordle to solve while you’re at it. The answer is below as well, plus some Wordle Bot analysis and plenty more.
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Sydney’s looming finals campaign is in tatters in the wake of the late-night partying that resulted in the suspension of five players for the remainder of the season in Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, Riley Bice and James Jordon.
And of their teammates, none will likely be angrier or more frustrated with them than Dane Rampe and Jake Lloyd.
Dane Rampe looks on as Dean Cox and Callum Mills address the media. Getty
Rampe, 36, and Lloyd, about to turn 33, have spent their whole careers chasing an elusive premiership. Both have played in four losing grand finals for the Swans: 2014, 2016, 2022 and 2024.
The eyes of the footy world are on the Swans and how they respond on Sunday after a week of turmoil. Live updates below!
Sydney (17-5, 134.5%) is without Isaac Heeney, Chad Warner, Nick Blakey, James Jordon and Riley Bice for the remainder of the season after they were stood down for their conduct post-Round 23 last Sunday night.
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North Melbourne (9-13, 90.7%) will be sniffing an upset against the undermanned Swans, looking for its 10th win of the season — which would tie its best season win total since 2018.
Senior Coach Dean Cox has confirmed his side to host North Melbourne at the SCG this Sunday.
Sydney Swans senior coach Dean Cox has confirmed his side to host North Melbourne at the SCG in Round 24 this Sunday.
The Sydney Swans fixture will be a double header at the SCG, where the Sydney Swans AFLW side will kick off the action from 12:30pm before the AFL fixture at 3:20pm.
Cox has made five changes with Caiden Cleary, Harry Cunningham, Tom Hanily, James Rowbottom and Angus Sheldrick returning to the red and white side.
The Sydney Swans VFL team have defeated Frankston by 68 points to progress to an Elimination Final next week against Port Melbourne.
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Canterbury have kept alive their slim finals hopes despite back-rower Jacob Preston spending two days in hospital on a drip, five players contracting COVID-19 and winger Jacob Kiraz secretly playing with a torn calf for the past three weeks.
In yet another pre-match disruption, centre Matt Burton missed training in the lead-up to Saturday night’s must-win clash with St George Illawarra to return home to Dubbo for a family issue.
And before kick-off, Enari Tuala was ruled out with a knee injury which he aggravated at training.
As far as preparations go, it is hard to envisage there being more interruptions.
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A hospitalised second-rower, a string of players with COVID-19 and a family tragedy headlined a staggering list of misfortunes that befell Canterbury prior to their crucial defeat of St George Illawarra.
Their finals' hopes effectively on the line, the ninth-placed Bulldogs trained with a skeleton crew ahead of Saturday's 44-14 thrashing of the Dragons at Allianz Stadium.
During the week, star back-rower Jacob Preston battled both headlines about his playing future and an elbow infection that required an IV drip.
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A fresh twist in the Zak Butters sweepstakes has come to light.
Plus, Ollie Hollands has publicly addressed his playing future amid speculation. Read on in Trade Whispers.
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There’s reportedly a “new favourite” in the race for Zak Butters.
The Western Bulldogs had long been considered the leading candidate to land his signature, while Geelong has been in the hunt, and Richmond and Collingwood have lobbed lucrative offers.
Josh Carr hopes Zak Butters follows the lead of his housemate in re-signing at the Power
PORT Adelaide coach Josh Carr holds a "glimmer of hope" out-of-contract star Zak Butters will follow his housemate's lead and re-sign with the club.
As revealed by AFL.com.au, key forward Mitch Georgiades inked a fresh two-year extension with the Power this week, rejecting interest from rival clubs.
But all signs point towards restricted free agent Butters moving home to Victoria, where a host of suitors are lining up with offers for the two-time All-Australian midfielder.
The Western Bulldogs have long been in the hunt for Butters' signature, with Geelong, Richmond and Collingwood also interested in the Power vice-captain.
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Geelong are set to be very active in the upcoming trade period, with stars of the competition linked to a move to Kardinia Park.
Jimmy Bartel has explained how the Cats can land Zak Butters, Toby Greene and Rowan Marshall.
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