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Cardiff 19-25 Scarlets: Gareth Davies double claims win for visitors

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October 12, 2024

Cardiff 19-25 Scarlets: Gareth Davies double claims win for visitors

Cardiff: Cam Winnett; Mason Grady, Rey Lee-Lo, Ben Thomas (capt), Harri Millard; Tinus de Beer, Ellis Bevan; Ed Byrne, Efan Daniel, Keiron Assiratti, Josh McNally, Teddy Williams, Ben Donnell, Dan Thomas, Alun Lawrence.

Replacements: Daf Hughes, Danny Southworth, Rhys Litterick, Mackenzie Martin, James Botham, Aled Davies, Callum Sheedy, Gabriel Hamer-Webb.

Scarlets: Ioan Nicholas; Tom Rogers, Johnny Williams, Eddie James, Blair Murray; Ioan Lloyd, Gareth Davies; Kemsley Mathias, Marnus van der Merwe, Henry Thomas, Sam Lousi, Alex Craig, Josh Macleod (capt), Dan Davis, Taine Plumtree.

Replacements: Ryan Elias, Alec Hepburn, Sam Wainwright, Jac Price, Carwyn Tuipulotu, Efan Jones, Sam Costelow, Macs Page.

Sin-bin: Lousi (12), Rogers (65), Macleod (66)

Referee: Craig Evans (WRU)

Assistant referees: Mike English & Amber Stamp-Dunstan (WRU)

TMO: Keith David (WRU).

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Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke 2 LIVE RESULTS: Latest updates as Wardley BEATS Clarke after brutal first-round KO

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Fabio Wardley vs Frazer Clarke 2 LIVE RESULTS: Latest updates as Wardley BEATS Clarke after brutal first-round KO

Then there was one…

Stay tuned for the main event, when unified champion Artur Beterbiev faces WBA titleholder Dmitry Bivol in a long-awaited showdown for all the marbles at light-heavyweight. It’ll be the first time since the four-belt era that a new king reigns at 175lbs.

I’ve been told we have just under an hour to wait, by virtue of quick stoppage victories for Chris Eubank Jr and (pressingly!) Fabio Wardley’s first-round destruction job at Frazer Clarke’s expense.

I’ll still be here but James Anderson is poised to take you through the action, so click and follow that live blog commentary here. Ready?

Warren stays winning!

After Raven Chapman sadly fell well short in her WBC world featherweight title shot against Skye Nicolson earlier tonight, Frank Warren will be delighted that his new signee Fabio Wardley has done exactly as he outlined in Thursday’s presser: make a statement!

Heavyweight boxing is so unpredictable that you never really know when a new contender emerges to become a mainstay within the world-level landscape, much like Agit Kabayel and Martin Bakole have done – powered by Riyadh Season cards – over the past year or so.

Wardley, trained by highly-rated coach Ben Davison, shares him with former unified champion Anthony Joshua and rising teen star Moses Itauma among others, and it’ll be interesting to see how Warren manoevures him in next given those highly-ranked contenders now.

As for Clarke, who made his 10th professional appearance tonight and turned 33 in August, one can only wonder how he rebuilds after such a stunning stoppage defeat. Unlike their March meeting, what positives can he possibly take from a conclusive first career defeat?

AND STILL! Wardley speaks…

R1, 2:28 is the official time of the stoppage, in what was a tentative round for 90 seconds or so… Round 13 indeed, true to his word!

Wardley on his fast finish: “Always know once I’ve hurt someone, I get rid of them. Went into the first fight with a lot of background stuff, my team said maybe we should pull out, had a couple of issues but we fixed them and got the gameplan right, executed on the night.”

“Sometimes it takes a little bit of brains, I took enough from the first fight where I had success but needed to be a bit cuter, set things up and disguise them. I can’t help it! War by name and nature.”

He concluded the interview saying while his series of titles look great, he wants to become a world champion and doubled down on a desire to return to Saudi shores after two stoppages in Riyadh a year apart.

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Watch Rangers fight back to draw with Glasgow City

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October 12, 2024

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Watch Rangers fight back to draw with Glasgow City

Watch the goals as Scottish Women’s Premier League leaders Rangers fight back to earn a draw against Glasgow City at Ibrox.

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Tyler Reddick discusses being a Jordan Brand athlete, sneaker collection, and favorite kicks | NASCAR on FOX

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Tyler Reddick sat down with Bob Pockrass to discuss his Jordan Brand endorsement, sneaker collection, and favorite shoes.

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Bulls charge to bonus-point win over Ospreys

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October 12, 2024

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Bulls charge to bonus-point win over Ospreys

Ospreys: Max Nagy; Luke Morgan, Owen Watkin, Keiran Williams, Ryan Conbeer; Dan Edwards, Reuben Morgan-Williams; Gareth Thomas, Dewi Lake, Tom Botha, James Ratti, Adam Beard, Jac Morgan (capt), Justin Tipuric, Morgan Morris.

Replacements: Sam Parry, Garyn Phillips, Ben Warren, Lewis Jones, Will Greatbanks, Kieran Hardy, Luke Scully, Jack Walsh.

Bulls: Willie le Roux; Sebastian de Klerk, Canan Moodie, David Kriel, Kurt-Lee Arendse; Boeta Chamberlain, Embrose Papier; Gerhard Steenekamp, Johan Grobbelaar, Wilco Louw, Ruan Vermaak, Ruan Nortje (capt), Marcell Coetzee, Reinhardt Ludwig, Elrigh Louw.

Replacements: Akker van der Merwe, Alulutho Tshakweni, Francois Klopper, Cobus Wiese, Cameron Hanekom, Keagan Johannes, Stedman Gans, Aphiwe Dyantyi

Referee: Eoghan Cross (IRFU)

Assistant referees: Ben Breakspear & Ben Connor (WRU)

TMO: Colin Stanley (IRFU)

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Chelsea set to stay at Stamford Bridge and expand stadium to 55,000 – but only if Todd Boehly LOSES boardroom struggle

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October 12, 2024

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Chelsea set to stay at Stamford Bridge and expand stadium to 55,000 - but only if Todd Boehly LOSES boardroom struggle

CHELSEA will remain at Stamford Bridge and expand the stadium capacity to 55,000 — if Behdad Eghbali wins the boardroom battle with Todd Boehly.

Blues’ co-controlling owners are at loggerheads and want to buy each other out — and the outcome will have a huge effect on the stadium plans.

Todd Boehly sees Chelsea's future away from Stamford Bridge — Todd Boehly sees Chelsea’s future away from Stamford BridgeCredit: Alamy

Behdad Eghbali has a different vision to BoehlyCredit: Alamy

Chelsea could look to upgrade their current Stamford Bridge homeCredit: Getty

Eghbali favours a £1.5billion renovation to stay at the Bridge, while Boehly wants a new 60,000 ground in nearby Earl’s Court.

A source said: “There is a growing realisation that Earl’s Court can’t be done, while Boehly could be out of the club soon.

“If Todd Boehly leaves, then the club are expected to push forward on plans to remain at Stamford Bridge and work towards a solution for a 55,000-capacity stadium.”

An expansion would see Blues move away from the ground for just two years while work takes place.

Plans include modernising the West Stand, building concrete decks over a neighbouring railway line and using land that the club purchased from veterans’ charity Stoll.

Eghbali’s preferred option does not involve a complete demolition of the club’s 42,000-capacity home.

Construction of a completely new stadium on the Stamford Bridge site is expected to take at least FIVE YEARS — meaning the club would have to find a new home for that time.

But it is understood that Eghbali is not in favour of being away from the Bridge for such a long period.

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Chelsea currently sit fourth in the Premier League under new boss Enzo Maresca.

Last time out, the Blues’ drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest at Stamford Bridge.

Inside The Butcher’s Hook, the stunning pub just a stone’s throw away from Chelsea’s Stamford Bridge

Chris Wood fired the visitors into the lead on 49 minutes, with Noni Madueke equalising just shy of the hour mark.

Chelsea will return to action next Sunday when they face Liverpool at Anfield.

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Clayton Carpenter cuts, chokes out Lucas Rocha

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October 12, 2024

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Clayton Carpenter cuts, chokes out Lucas Rocha

After taking a 20-month layoff in the aftermath of his octagon debut, Clayton Carpenter returned to action Saturday at UFC Fight Night 244 and put on a violent performance against Lucas Rocha.

It was largely one-way traffic for Carpenter (8-0 MMA, 2-0 UFC) in the flyweight bout at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. He got top position on Rocha (17-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC) in the opening round and landed a big elbow to open up a nasty cut. Then, in the next frame, he took the back of his opponent and locked in a deep rear-naked choke for the technical submission finish at the 2:12 mark of Round 2.

Check out the replay of the overwhelming finish from Carpenter below (via X):

https://twitter.com/ufc/status/1845198959888957684

With the win, Carpenter keeps his undefeated record in tact, while Rocha fell short in his promotional debut.

“My performance was pretty on point,” Carpenter said in his post-fight interview with Michael Bisping. “It took me a second to get calibrated, but I did my thing.”

For more on the card, visit MMA Junkie’s event hub for UFC Fight Night 244.

Be sure to visit the MMA Junkie Instagram page and YouTube channel to discuss this and more content with fans of mixed martial arts.

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