Gervonta Davis has weighed in on the 160lb clash between Errol Spence Jr and Tim Tszyu this weekend.

The two former world champions will square off at Sydney’s Afterpay Arena, Australia, where it was originally agreed that they would collide at a catchweight of 158lbs.

In a late turn of events, Spence requested an additional 2lbs – which was subsequently granted – as he returns to action for the first time in three years.

Yet despite his last outing resulting in a ninth-round stoppage defeat to Terence Crawford, the 36-year-old has been made a slight favourite against Tszyu.

This is also Spence’s first meaningful assignment above 147lbs, where he remained unbeaten before losing his WBC, IBF and WBA titles to Crawford.

Tszyu, meanwhile, has lost three of his last six fights after encountering the ferocious fists of Sebastian Fundora and Bakhram Murtazaliev, who scored stoppages over the Australian in 2024 and 2025, respectively

But while he hopes to return to world level at 154lbs, the 31-year-old first looks to claim his most significant victory since outpointing Brian Mendoza in 2023.

One man pledging his support for Spence, however, is former world champion ‘Tank’ Davis, who shared his thoughts via social media on Wednesday.

“Bring it home EJ!”

Gervonta Davis showing love to Errol Spence on social media ahead of his return against Tim Tszyu 👏#SpenceTszyu | July 25 | Live on DAZN and DAZN on Prime 📺 pic.twitter.com/ibOHC4YQjk

— Ring Magazine (@ringmagazine) July 22, 2026

Despite his three years of inactivity, many suspect that Spence is far superior from a technical perspective.

Tszyu, on the other hand, could take advantage of the American’s lack of momentum by setting a hellacious pace, perhaps exposing any signs of deterioration with his relentless pressure and consistent attacks.

Following his recent achievement of back-to-back trainers’ premierships at Hawkesbury, Brad Widdup has his in-form mare Satono Jasmine primed to extend her winning streak to four at Randwick.

The filly is set to compete in Saturday company for the B & K Group Australia Handicap (1800m), building on a hat-trick of recent wins in provincial and midweek races. Widdup admitted he hadn’t anticipated her reaching Saturday grade so quickly in her second preparation.

“If you’d asked me if I’d thought she’d get to Saturday grade this time around, I would have said, ‘no’,” Widdup shared. “She has done a really good job.”

He added, “I was half thinking about putting her in the paddock after last start, but it’s a fillies and mares race over 1800 on a Saturday worth $160,000. You’ve got to have a crack. She’s in really good order, so fingers crossed she can run well again.”

Satono Jasmine recorded consecutive victories at Gosford and Hawkesbury by a combined margin exceeding eight lengths, both on tracks with cushion in the ground. However, her ability on firmer surfaces was confirmed when she won on a good track at Warwick Farm last start.

The distance has been a constant in her wins, with all previous successes over a mile. Widdup is keen to test her over a longer distance on Saturday before she is sent for a spell.

“I’ve wanted to push her out over further and she’s found a fillies and mares’ (benchmark) 78 on a Saturday, so we’ll see what happens,” he stated.

The success of Satono Jasmine is sweetened by the fact that Brad Widdup Racing is one of two part-owners. The ownership group also campaigned her half-sister, Pro Velocity, whose best performance in 17 starts was a 2100m win at Newcastle’s Beaumont track.

“That makes it a bit better too. We had Pro Velocity, the sister and didn’t have much luck, so this one is repaying that. Fingers crossed she can keep going on with it.”

As Satono Jasmine prepares for the B & K Group Australia Handicap, explore the latest online bookmakers for betting options.

On Saturday, Anthony Joshua returns to the ring when he faces Kristian Prenga in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The fight will stream live on DAZN PPV.

On paper, this is a fight Joshua would be expected to win with ease, but external factors make what should be a tune-up for Joshua vs. Tyson Fury later this year seem more high-risk for the two-time former unified heavyweight champion.

Joshua’s most recent fight was his six-round demolition of Jake Paul on Dec. 19, a fight that left Paul with a shattered jaw and Joshua with a bounce-back victory after his own knockout loss to Daniel Dubois. Unfortunately, Joshua was involved in a car crash in Nigeria just 10 days after defeating Paul, with the crash leaving two of his friends dead.

It would have been understandable for Joshua to never fight again following such a tragic incident. But Joshua eventually made it clear he intended to continue fighting, and in the ensuing months, a fight with Fury appeared finally ready to get over the finishing line after 10 years of talk.

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Joshua was in attendance for Fury’s April victory over Arslanbek Makhmudov, though he refused to enter the ring when Fury demanded it. Still, the fight has been announced and is actively being advertised on Netflix, even if it doesn’t yet have a confirmed date or location.

Before a fight with Fury can happen, Joshua needs to get by Prenga, a fighter who has never faced an opponent anywhere near Joshua’s level but sports a shiny 20-1 record with all 20 wins by knockout.

There’s not much to say about Prenga’s record. He has faced no opponent of note and has stopped seven opponents in the first round. He’s a heavyweight with enough power to take out low-level opposition and will hope that power game carries up to the elite level of the sport.

Saturday’s undercard features a pair of title fights. The biggest sees rising star Hamzah Sheeraz look to defend his WBO super middleweight title against Simon Zachenhuber. The 27-year-old is fresh off a second-round knockout of Alem Begic to claim the vacant title. He also scored a knockout of Edgar Berlanga last July to really expand his starpower. Plus, Josh Kelly looks to defend the IBF junior middleweight title against Caoimhin Agyarko.

Let’s take a closer look at the rest of the undercard before getting to a prediction and expert pick on the main event below.

Joshua vs. Prenga fight card

• Anthony Joshua vs. Kristian Prenga, heavyweights
• Hamzah Sheeraz (c) vs. Simon Zachenhuber, WBO super middleweight title
• Josh Kelly (c) vs. Caoimhin Agyarko, IBF junior middleweight title
• Reito Tsutsumi vs. Alvino Herrera Meza, junior lightweight
• Jacob Bank vs. Pawel August, super middleweights
• Oleksandr Khyzhniak vs. Lenny Patrach, light heavyweights

Prediction

As long as Joshua has his head on straight and isn’t affected by the tragic car accident that took two of his friends, it’s hard to expect anything other than a dominant performance by the far more proven boxer. Prenga has enough power that if Joshua has mental lapses, an upset could be sprung.

Joshua is a professional, though, and the expectation is he comes into the ring at something close to his current best. As long as that’s the case, there’s no doubt how this should play out. Pick: Anthony Joshua via TKO4

The 2026 Tour de France completed its second-to-last stage on Saturday, and Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogačar is in position to win the race for the third consecutive year.

But Stage 20 also provided some unfortunate highlights for American cyclist Sepp Kuss, who crashed twice during Saturday’s competition. The second of those two crashes was particularly harrowing. Making a tight turn, Knus nearly went over the road barrier and would have fallen down the side of the mountain if not for a protective fence catching him.

At the time of his first crash, Kuss was in the lead and merely a few miles away from winning the stage, He collided with a wall outside a tunnel, yet managed to recover quickly enough to maintain his lead.

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The second crash set Kuss back further. Despite avoiding what could have been a fatal accident, he recovered yet again. However, he lost enough time behind Ecuadorian cyclist Richard Carapaz to finish third in the stage, 31 seconds behind Carapaz and five behind Belgium’s Remco Evenepoel.

Had Kuss finished first on Saturday, he would have been the first American to win a stage in five years. Kuss was actually the last U.S. cyclist to win a stage, finishing first in Stage 15 in 2021 riding from Céret to Andorra la Vella.

Evenepoel is second in the overall standings going into Sunday’s final stage, nearly seven minutes back from Pogačar for the lead.

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Here are the overall standings going into Sunday’s final stage of the Tour de France:

• Tadej Pogačar, Slovenia: 72 hours, 53 minutes, 44 seconds

• Remco Evenepoel, Belgium: 73:00.10 (6 minutes, 26 seconds behind)

• Isaac Del Toro, Mexico: 73:03.26 (9 minutes, 42 seconds)

• Paul Seixas, France: 73:05.40 (11 minutes, 56 seconds)

• Lenny Martinez, France: 73:06.46 (13 minutes, 2 seconds)

• Mattias Skjelmose, Denmark: 73:08:43 (14 minutes, 59 seconds)

• Juan Ayuso, Spain: 73:11.32 (17 minutes, 48 seconds)

• Richard Carapaz, Ecuador: 73:13.44 (20 minutes, 0 seconds)

• Tom Pidcock, Great Britain: 73:23.12 (29 minutes, 28 seconds)

• Jordan Jegat, France: 73:27.05 (33 minutes, 21 seconds)

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shananhan was involved in a serious car wreck last week, the team announced on Saturday.

Shanahan broke his nose, three ribs, his hand, needed over 40 stitches in his face and suffered a severe concussion in the accident, according to ESPN. The incident happened on July 14 when the 45-year-old coach collided with another SUV by his home in northern California, according to the report.

“San Francisco 49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan was involved in a car accident last week where he suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Coach Shanahan will participate in team activities on a limited basis at the start of training camp while he recovers. Coach Shanahan and the 49ers organization would like to sincerely thank all first responders involved for their efforts and care,” the 49ers said in a statement.

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San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan watches from the sideline during the second half of an NFL football game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Tampa, Florida, on Oct. 12, 2025. (AP Photo/Chris O’Meara)

“Assistant Head Coach Chris Foerster along with team coordinators will handle head coach responsibilities during this period.”

Palo Alto lieutenant Nicholas Martinez told ESPN that the other driver was not injured and that drugs or alcohol were not involved. Shanahan was taken to the hospital by local paramedics after the wreck and was released after spending much of the day there. 

“Consistent with our standard release of information procedures in such cases, we do not release information regarding the cause of the collision, or which party may have been at fault,” Martinez told ESPN.

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San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan calls a play during the game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on Sept. 28, 2025. (Brooke Sutton/Getty Images)

He told the outlet that no one was cited for the collision. 

The 49ers’ training camp starts on Sunday, but Shanahan will not be allowed to participate until he is cleared by doctors. The longtime coach told his assistant coaches about the accident on Tuesday, according to the report.

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Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, left, greets San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan after an NFL football game, Sunday, Sept. 22, 2024, in Inglewood, Calif.  (AP Photo/Ashley Landis)

Shanahan is entering his 10th season as the 49ers head coach and is widely considered one of the best coaches in the NFL. Over nine seasons, he has an 82-67 record and has led the team to the Super Bowl twice. 

Shanahan is believed to be recovering well and healing at home, according to the report. The 49ers’ first game of the season is against the Los Angeles Rams on Sept. 10 in Melbourne, Australia.  

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NEW DELHI: Ishan Kishan was the undisputed star with the bat as India sealed the T20I series against Zimbabwe on Saturday, but it was a comical run-out miss behind the stumps that had social media buzzing long after the final ball.The wicketkeeper-batter, who smashed a brilliant 81 off 44 deliveries to earn the Player of the Match award, became the centre of attention for an amusing fielding lapse during Zimbabwe’s chase. Kishan later saw the funny side of the incident, joking about it during the post-match presentation.The viral moment came in the 15th over when Zimbabwe’s Tadiwanashe Marumani nudged the ball towards deep backward point.

A mix-up between the batters left both stranded near the bowler’s end, presenting India with what appeared to be a straightforward run-out opportunity.However, Kishan casually underarmed the throw towards the stumps, seemingly believing the batter had already made his ground. The throw neither hit the stumps nor reached Ravi Bishnoi for a backup attempt, allowing Zimbabwe to escape.Realising what had happened, Kishan immediately placed his hand on his head with a sheepish grin as teammates and fans were left in disbelief.WATCH: Ishan Kishan’s run out miss

Kishan laughs off viral moment

The light-hearted moment quickly made the rounds on social media, and Kishan was asked about it after receiving the Player of the Match award.“I thought the batter was already inside the crease, but my bad. I’ll be looking at the bails next time,” he said with a smile.Fortunately for India, the missed chance had no bearing on the outcome as Zimbabwe were eventually bundled out for 129, handing the visitors a commanding 90-run victory and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.

Brilliant 81 powers India to series-clinching win

Kishan ensured his amusing run-out miss remained only a footnote by producing a superb innings after India slipped to 29/2 inside the powerplay.The left-hander first rebuilt the innings with captain Shreyas Iyer in a 66-run stand before adding a match-defining 94-run partnership with Tilak Varma.Kishan struck nine fours and two sixes during his 44-ball 81, bringing up his 13th T20 half-century in just 31 deliveries. Tilak provided the perfect finishing touch with an unbeaten 60 off only 29 balls as India surged to 219/5.Zimbabwe never threatened the target despite Brian Bennett’s brisk 32. Debutant Yash Thakur impressed with 2/30, while Abhishek Sharma claimed 3/17. Prince Yadav struck twice before leaving the field with a hamstring injury.India eventually wrapped up a comprehensive 90-run victory to clinch the series with one match still to play.