Jaron Ennis is set to challenge for the unified super-welterweight world title this month, hoping to kickstart an undisputed title run, and Terence Crawford has shared whether he believes ‘Boots’ can capture all four belts at 154lbs.

Ennis claimed both the IBF and WBA world titles at welterweight, previously held by Crawford, and moved up to the super-welterweight scene back in October, where he halted Uisma Lima in the first round to announce himself as a threat to the throne.

Now, in just his second fight at the weight, Ennis is set to collide with unified WBA and WBO world champion, Xander Zayas, and Crawford told Jai McAllister that expects his fellow American to come out on top.

“Man, that is a tough fight, especially for Xander at this point in his career, but it shows his heart and his confidence that he has in himself. He is ready to go make history for his country and he is going to do real well in that fight.

“I just think that, right now, it is a little bit too early for him.”

Should Ennis be able to hand Zayas a first career defeat and claim the unified titles, the remaining champions, Josh Kelly (IBF) and Sebastian Fundora (WBC), will be his next obstacles.

Crawford believes that the road to undisputed for ‘Boots’ would likely end with Fundora.

Fundora

— Terence Crawford (@terencecrawford) March 30, 2026

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Zayas-Ennis takes place on Saturday, June 27, at the Barclays Center in New York. Fundora comes off a stoppage win over Keith Thurman and is set for his next defence later this year, though no opponent has been named as of writing.

Kelly is expected to make his first defence of his IBF belt against Belfast’s Caoimhin Agyarko on the undercard of Anthony Joshua vs Kristian Prenga on July 25.

The 2026 World Cup continues Wednesday with a 12 a.m. ET start time between Austria and Jordan in Group J in Santa Clara, Calif. They are both chasing the heavily-favored Argentina in this group, and this is the World Cup debut for Jordan. Austria, meanwhile, return for the first time since 1998 after a dominant run through their qualifying group. 

The latest Austria vs. Jordan odds from FanDuel Sportsbook list Austria at -260 (risk $260 to win $100) on the 90-minute money line, with Jordan at +700 and a draw at +370. The over/under for total goals is 2.5. Austria’s Marko Arnautovic tops the soccer odds as an anytime goal scorer at +125. Before making any Jordan vs. Austria picks, check out the Austria vs. Jordan predictions from SportsLine’s Jon Eimer.

Eimer is a high-volume bettor who has vast knowledge of leagues and players across the globe. Since joining SportsLine, he has covered the English Premier League, Champions League, Serie A, the FA Cup, and much more. He’s been red-hot on his soccer betting picks in 2026, posting a 31-13-2 record and returning over $1,200 of profit on his Champions League picks. He’s also 12-8-2 on his World Cup picks entering Tuesday. Anyone wanting to follow his World Cup betting advice at sportsbooks and on betting apps could see big returns.

Now, Eimer has studied Austria vs. Jordan and just revealed his 2026 World Cup picks and betting predictions. You can head to SportsLine now to see his picks. Here are several World Cup odds and soccer betting lines for Jordan vs. Austria:

Top Jordan vs. Austria predictions

After examining Austria vs. Jordan from every angle, Eimer is leaning Over 2.5 total goals (-156). Eimer notes that Austria scored 22 goals in qualifying and have an extremely strong attack with Marko Arnautovic leading the charge supported by players like Michael Gregoritsch and Konrad Laimer.

The Austrians have the clear talent edge, but Jordan should be able to play loose as the substantial underdogs, leading to an up-and-down matchup and plenty of action on the score sheet. “(Jordan) are a team that understands they are the underdogs, and in matchups as heavy underdogs, tend to press rather than sit back,” Eimer siad. See Eimer’s best bets for Austria vs. Jordan at SportsLine, and you can bet the Over in Jordan vs. Austria at FanDuel here:

How to make Austria vs. Jordan picks

After studying this matchup from every angle, Eimer has found some critical x-factors and locked in two best bets that you absolutely need to see. You can head to SportsLine to see them.

So what are the best bets for Jordan vs. Austria? Visit SportsLine now to see the best bets for Austria vs. Jordan, all from expert on an 31-13 roll on UCL picks, and find out.

Former NBA star Michael Beasley dropped a bombshell revelation on his Instagram stories on Tuesday. According to Beasley, Kim Davis, his current agent, has stolen “every penny” from him.

According to realgm.com, Davis has represented several basketball players. However, Beasley and Sebastian Telfair are the only ones in her client list who are easily recognizable by NBA fans.

Beasley put Davis on blast online and called her out.

“kim davis has stolen every penny i currently have!!! every penny!” Beasley posted. “i’m not looking for pitty because i know it’s my fault for trusting but forgive i just didn’t know another way!!! i’ve been thuggin the last few years and if it’s in gods will to continue than it shall continue but i’m here with my son and he doesn’t deserve that!

“kim we supposed to speak at 3am and if you don’t help me figure it out then i’ll post every screen shot i have because you are starting to looking like a liar”

Throughout his NBA career, Beasley has worked with various sports agents. In his rookie year, the former Kansas star was with Joel Bell. However, he parted ways with the agent and his advisor, D.C. Assault director Curtis Malone.

Beasley also worked with Charles Briscoe of Briscoe Sports Group in 2022. That was the time that the 6-foot-10 forward tried to make an NBA comeback.

However, that did not work out well, and he has not played in the league since the 2018-19 season.

Michael Beasley’s Honest Thoughts on Ending His NBA Career at 30

Michael Beasley’s career was filled with ups and downs. He was drafted No. 2 in 2008 by the Miami Heat and immediately showed promise. However, he never blossomed into a star player and bounced around the league.

After the 2018-19 season with the LA Lakers, no team gave him another chance, and the NBA moved on without him. When he appeared as a guest on “Club Shay Shay” in April, he said his honest thoughts about retiring after 30.

“I don’t care about this social media s**t. I don’t care about these podcasts or these Big3s. I was just — I was just happy being depressed about not being in the NBA,” he said.

“Kevin Durant still playing and I’m a year younger than him. You don’t think I want to still be — you don’t think I still — yes, absolutely. I was — yeah — heartbroken.”

Michael Beasley and Kevin Durant grew up together in Maryland and evolved into basketball stars. However, their careers have been different. Beasley hasn’t played in the NBA for years, while Durant is still active and is still considered to be one of the best active stars.