A video of Sunrisers Hyderabad overseas star Heinrich Klaasen allegedly warning a fan for recording him as well as his family without their permission has gone viral on social media. In the video that has been shared multiple times on social media, Klaasen was seen threatening someone and asking them to stop recording. Although the face of the player was not visible in the video, the internet was convinced that it was the wicket-keeper batter from South Africa. He said that the person recording on his phone will be on the floor if he did not stop.

“Don’t do it, sorry. Listen to me very carefully, don’t do it, okay,” he said.

“I said to you no. Please leave,” Klaasen was heard saying in the video.

POV: meeting a foreign cricketer in India…. Dude just give him and his family some privacy for gods sake.

What a man Klaasy cinema lo hero villain ki warning ela isthado ala ichadu good man#SRH #IPL2026 pic.twitter.com/imwBT2c8wi

— Varun Velamakanti (@CricVarunSRH) April 30, 2026

When the fan continued to film and said that SRH played well, the cricketer responded – “Thank you very much, but don’t take a photo. If I turn around and you take a photo of me and my family, I promise you will be on the floor, okay.”

Earlier, former South Africa fast bowler Dale Steyn heaped praise on Sunrisers Hyderabad’s middle-order batter Heinrich Klaasen for his scintillating knock against Mumbai Indians and pointed out that the batter is “still right up there as an Orange Cap contender” despite coming out to bat in the middle order.

After openers Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head added 129 runs for the frist wicket, Klaasen thrashed an unbeaten 65 off 30, while Salil Arora smoked 30 not out off ten balls to hand SRH the fourth-highest successful chase in the IPL and their fifth straight win of the season.

Steyn pointed out that Klaasen’s numbers are even more impressive considering he does not open the batting and often comes in after the top order has already faced a significant portion of the innings.

“The numbers are just insane because he’s competing with the guys at the top of the order, the opening batters. If you look at the opening batters from Sunrisers Hyderabad in particular, they get off to incredible starts and do the bulk of the run-scoring. He comes out later and yet; he’s still right up there as an Orange Cap contender. It’s an exceptional effort by him,” Steyn told JioStar.

“Every time he comes out, he looks in total control. He looks steady, hits the ball down the ground nicely, and gets himself in. When he wants to pull the trigger, he’s able to hit the ball anywhere. That six where he went reverse off the spinner, how? He just pulls it out in the middle of a game. Incredible hand-eye coordination, skill, and then obviously, the mental side to back his ability to do it under pressure,” he added.

(With IANS inputs)

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While Exeter – under hugely experienced director of rugby Rob Baxter – have transformed their fortunes, Richie Murphy’s Ulster project has taken shape in recent months.

After a miserable 2024-25 that ended with Ulster finishing third-from-bottom in the United Rugby Championship, they are fighting for domestic and European honours at the business end of the season.

Thanks to attack coach Mark Sexton’s impact, Ulster have scored 210 points in their six Challenge Cup games compared to Exeter’s 204 (although 28 of the Irish province’s total came after their pool fixture against the Cheetahs was cancelled).

“There are lots of boys in there putting their hands up and probably just enjoying the style of rugby they’re playing.

“It’s infectious. They play with a lot of tempo and speed. It’s a 15-man game, which has been very exciting and from a fan’s point of view that’s what you want to come and watch.

“They’re staying true to themselves even whenever it might not feel like the right thing to do.”

Ulster have not won a trophy in 20 years while the Chiefs’ Champions Cup success came in a behind-closed-doors final, meaning a Bilbao final on 22 May against Montpellier or the Dragons is a huge incentive for both sides.

“The Chiefs haven’t won this competition before,” said Steenson.

“The way they’ll look at it as possibly completing a clean sweep of every competition, which would be an awesome feat.

“From an Ulster point of view, they haven’t won for a long, long time. It’s the chance to get the supporters buzzing around a European final.

“Who would it mean more to? Would it mean more to the Ulster supporters to get the opportunity to go and do that? Potentially, but I know how fanatical the Chiefs supporters will be.”

For months, rumours have continued to follow Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen across Europe.

From Arsenal to FC Barcelona and even Real Madrid, several top clubs have reportedly shown interest in signing the Nigerian forward.

But while many expect another big transfer move in his career, Osimhen appears happy exactly where he is — at Galatasaray.

The Nigerian striker has become one of the most feared forwards in world football in recent years. After his successful spell at SSC Napoli, he first joined Galatasaray on loan before completing a permanent €75 million move to the Turkish giants last summer.

Since arriving in Istanbul, Osimhen has continued to shine in front of goal, scoring 57 goals and providing 15 assists in 72 appearances.

His brilliant form has naturally attracted interest from Europe’s biggest clubs again, with reports suggesting some teams could make offers during the summer transfer window.

However, despite the growing speculation, the 27-year-old has now spoken warmly about life in Turkey and why Galatasaray feels special to him.

Speaking with journalist Onah Kosisochukwu, Osimhen reflected on his journey and the support he has received since moving to Istanbul.

“God has put me on that path to prepare me for the greatness I’m in right now,” Osimhen said.

“It’s what shaped me into the kind of man I am today, and I’ve enjoyed so much in my career so far.”

The striker then opened up on the connection he feels with Galatasaray, its fans and the city itself.

“But I think I’ve found a home here where I am comfortable, as are my family and a few close friends,” he added.

“This club—I’m trying to find the right word to justify it—is family. It’s love, unity, and utmost respect, not just for the player but for everyone associated with them.”

From the moment he arrived in Istanbul, Galatasaray supporters welcomed Osimhen with massive love and admiration. Fans filled the airport to receive him, while special tributes and displays were organised in his honour.

Those experiences appear to have left a deep impression on the Nigerian international.

Osimhen is also currently one of the highest-paid players in Turkish football, reportedly earning around €21 million net per season.

With his strong bond with the club, impressive form, and huge salary package, convincing the former African Footballer of the Year to leave Galatasaray this summer may prove difficult for Europe’s top clubs.

Terence Crawford has been given a lucrative offer in an attempt to bring him out of retirement.

Crawford hung up the gloves back in December following a stellar career, winning all 42 of his fights and becoming a five-weight world champion, along with earning undisputed honours in three of those divisions.

He defeated big names such as Errol Spence and Shawn Porter, but his most impressive win of all came in his last outing, when he stepped up to 168lbs and dethroned super-middleweight king Canelo Alvarez.

While Crawford has continued to insist that he has no desire to return to the ring, Saudi chief Turki Alalshikh is hoping he may be able to tempt ‘Bud’ into having one fight in particular.

Posting on social media, Alalshikh revealed he wants to make the rematch between Crawford and Canelo, suggesting that the American should attempt to add to his status of three-time undisputed champion.

“We want the rematch with Canelo maybe it is a chance to be 4.”

We want the rematch with Canelo 😎 maybe it is a chance to be 4😇🦁🥊 https://t.co/B00zVouZ9W

— TURKI ALALSHIKH (@Turki_alalshikh) April 30, 2026

Canelo has been keen to secure the rematch with Crawford ever since suffering his unanimous decision defeat in September, but it remains to be seen whether the offer from Alalshikh could make ‘Bud’ change his mind and end his retirement.

For another undisputed battle to even take place, Canelo would have to try and regain the world titles at 168lbs, with his first step into potentially doing that likely to come in September when he is expected to return to action straight into a world title opportunity.

Joe Calzaghe believes there is no debate on who is the greatest boxer of all time.

Calzaghe is often credited by many as being the greatest boxer the UK has ever produced, having the rare honour of retiring undefeated after winning all 46 of his professional fights.

He spent over 10 years as WBO super-middleweight champion before going on to add each of the IBF, WBA and WBC belts at 168lbs, before moving up to light heavyweight and ending his career with victories over Bernard Hopkins and Roy Jones Jr.

When it comes to naming the best ever though, Calzaghe once told BBC Sport that he felt there could be nobody other than Muhammad Ali.

“In a 1,000 years time people will look back and say he was the greatest. He is the greatest boxing and greatest sporting icon of all time. He was my inspiration, I tried to copy some of his moves as soon a I started boxing at the age of 10 or 11.

“Boxing is the hardest sport in the world and in a time when he was champion, it wasn’t a great sport – it was on a bit of a downward spiral but he transcended the sport with his personality and style.

“People loved him, he was someone completely different, he backed it up in the ring and everybody wanted to tune in and watch him fight.”

Calzaghe isn’t the only former super-middleweight king to view Ali as the greatest of all time, with Canelo Alvarez also having the same opinion.

Some fans had no problems with the Minnesota Vikings “reaching” for defensive tackle Caleb Banks in Round 1 one week ago and loved the pick. Others believe running back Demond Claiborne was the best value in Round 6. CBS Sports? According to that website, Round 3 offensive tackle Caleb Tiernan represented the wisest selection by the Vikings.

Minnesota may have found a ready-made depth piece with real starting experience.

Tiernan may not play right away, but before too long, he’ll get a chance to prove if CBS Sports has it right.

A Swing Tackle Arrives with Long-Term Upside

He’s the highest-drafted offensive tackle by the Vikings in five years.

Josh Edwards: Tiernan Is the Vikings’ Best Pick

Edwards found one best pick per team this week, and for the Vikings, Tiernan got the nod.

He wrote, “Tiernan was at the top of that second tier of offensive tackles in the personal rankings. He is a smart, technically refined lineman who should bring value as a swing tackle early in his career.”

Elsewhere in the NFC North, Edwards named cornerback Domani Jackson as the Green Packers’ best-value choice: “Jackson has the size and athletic ability to be a starter in this league. Although Green Bay’s vision for last year’s secondary did not come to fruition, they have some intriguing young cornerbacks. Penn State edge rusher Dani Dennis-Sutton in the fourth round was great value as well.”

The Skinny on Tiernan

The Northwestern alum’s calling card is his exceptional pass protection. Possessing a rare build at 6’8,” 320 pounds, he has started five full seasons at both tackle spots. Ready for the NFL now, he will be just 24 during next year’s playoffs.

His basketball background is also evident in his movement and body control.

The Ringer‘s Todd McShay on Tiernan: “Early in his career, Tiernan could fill a swing tackle role while also providing guard depth as he develops into a potential starter. Players like Bernhard Raimann, Luke Goedeke, and Braden Smith have overcome similar length limitations to stick at tackle.”

“There’s also a Northwestern precedent for shorter-armed tackles moving inside and thriving — Peter Skoronski is already among the league’s best. If Tiernan follows that path, Sam Cosmi is a strong stylistic comparison. Tiernan is an athletic, experienced, and versatile offensive lineman who may need to transition from tackle, where he played in college, to guard in the NFL.”

It’s worth noting that the Vikings love versatile offensive linemen. See: Blake Brandel.

McShay continued, “As a pass blocker, he remains effective despite his shorter arms and high center of gravity. He gets into his set quickly and smoothly, working with independent hands and rewrapping quickly if he initially misses inside placement. Inside moves don’t faze him — he mirrors well, recovers quickly, and becomes difficult to disengage once he’s locked on. Although power can push him back, he typically regains his leverage and holds up.”

“Even with his limited length, he rarely overextends and consistently picks up stunts and blitzes. In the run game, he shows enough strength to lift and drive defenders when he lands inside. He generates movement on combo blocks, including knocking defensive tackles into adjacent linemen.’

When Will He Play?

Here’s the big mystery: a 3rd-Round pick should play before too long, a rule applicable to almost every position. But the Vikings already have Christian Darrisaw at left tackle and Brian O’Neill on the right side. Darrisaw is under contract for four more years. O’Neill’s contract is up next offseason, though most expect an extension.

Therefore, Tiernan is basically on the roster for a rainy day. He feels like a “best player available” pick for the club, which usually turns out to be helpful.

If Darrisaw gets hurt in 2026, Tiernan is the next man up. Suppose O’Neill is not re-signed. Well, Tiernan would get tapped on the shoulder for RT duty.

Other Best-Value Selections

Per the NFL draft media community, Minnesota snagged a view “best value” picks on Friday and Saturday. Many love running back Demond Claiborne because of his stature similarity and stylistic parallels to Miami Dolphins tailback De’Von Achane. Claiborne has 4.37 speed, and the Vikings haven’t employed a promising young running back since Dalvin Cook or Alexander Mattison.

Others enjoy Stephen F. Austin rookie cornerback Charles Demmings, a scrappy defender who felt hand-picked by Brian Flores.

Cincinnati center Gavin Gerhardt could also end up with a starter’s job before too long, after Ryan Kelly retired and Minnesota signed no veteran players at the position.

The Vikings now have ample depth at offensive tackle, including Darrisaw, O’Neill, Tiernan, Blake Brandel, Walter Rouse, and Ryan Van Demark.