Indian weightlifter Gyaneshwari Yadav expressed happiness over her efforts after she produced a memorable performance in her Commonwealth Games debut, clinching a silver medal in the women’s 53kg category in Glasgow on Monday, after a thrilling contest against Nigeria’s Onome Omolola Didih, who won gold. Gyaneshwari said her primary goal was to give her best at the games and noted that she had also drawn inspiration from Mirabai Chanu’s gold medal. Mirabai Chanu clinched the women’s 48kg title at the Commonwealth Games 2026 on Sunday to complete a remarkable hat-trick of gold medals after her triumphs at Gold Coast 2018 and Birmingham 2022. Her victory also earned India its first gold medal of the Glasgow Games.

“My motive was to give my best. I am very proud of my efforts, which helped me secure a silver medal. Mirabai Chanu winning the gold medal motivated me a lot. Coaches supported me a lot,” Gyaneshwari told the reporters in Glasgow.

Gyaneshwari’s silver medal lifted India’s tally to five medals, comprising one gold, three silvers and one bronze, adding to the country’s strong showing at the Games.

The 23-year-old from Chhattisgarh displayed remarkable composure and determination throughout the event, pushing the limits of her ability and setting multiple Games records in a hard-fought battle for the top spot, according to ESPN.

Gyaneshwari began her campaign in the snatch with an impressive 82kg lift before raising the bar to 85kg on her second attempt. She then delivered a sensational 88kg lift, breaking the Commonwealth Games record in the category and putting pressure on Didih.

The Nigerian lifter, however, responded with a record-breaking 93kg snatch to take the lead heading into the clean and jerk. The gold medal fight continued as both young athletes showcased exceptional strength and technique.

Gyaneshwari opened the clean and jerk round with a powerful 103kg lift, taking her total to 191kg and setting another Games record. She followed it up with a 107kg lift, once again improving the mark and reducing the gap to Didih.

With the gold medal still within reach, Gyaneshwari attempted 111kg in her final lift and successfully completed it, finishing with a total of 199kg. The lift earned her another Games and Commonwealth record, but Didih responded with a stunning 113kg effort to seal the gold medal for Nigeria with 206kg total.

Despite missing out on the top spot, Gyaneshwari’s silver medal marked a significant milestone in her career. The Chhattisgarh athlete had earlier competed in the 49kg category but moved up to 53kg, recognising the challenge of competing against India’s Olympic medallist Mirabai Chanu in the lower weight division.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

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Fifteen games make up Saturday’s MLB slate, and three headline matchups air nationally on FOX and FS1. The Dodgers, owners of one of the best records in the National League, visit the Mets at 7:15 p.m. ET on FOX, with Mariners at Rangers also on FOX in the same window. FS1 carries an NL wild card showdown in the afternoon as the Padres visit the Marlins. Each of these games also streams live and on demand on FOX One.

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Padres at Marlins

The Padres sit below .500 and need to string together wins to stay in the NL wild card race, while the Marlins have quietly climbed over .500 in Miami. San Diego’s probable starter is JP Sears (2-3, 4.38 ERA) against Miami’s probable starter Eury Perez (5-7, 3.54 ERA), a pitching matchup that favors the home club on paper.

Dodgers at Mets

Los Angeles has one of the best records in baseball and rolls into Queens on the strength of probable starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto (10-6, 2.78 ERA), one of the National League’s top starters this season. The Mets have struggled all year and counter with probable starter Nolan McLean (7-6, 3.34 ERA) in a game that pits a World Series contender against a club looking to spoil the party.

Mariners at Rangers

Seattle and Texas enter this American League West matchup in a tight race, making it a pivotal game for both clubs’ playoff hopes. Probable starter Bryan Woo (7-6, 4.16 ERA) takes the mound for the Mariners against the Rangers’ probable starter Nathan Eovaldi (9-8, 4.21 ERA).

Other July 25 MLB Games

• 1:10 p.m. ET: Royals at Tigers (Kansas City Royals TV Network, Detroit SportsNet)
• 4:05 p.m. ET: Angels at Giants (NBC Sports Bay Area, Angels Broadcast Television)
• 4:05 p.m. ET: Diamondbacks at Nationals (Arizona Diamondbacks Network, Washington Nationals TV Network)
• 4:10 p.m. ET: Blue Jays at Red Sox (Rogers SportsNet, NESN)
• 6:05 p.m. ET: Yankees at Phillies (YES Network, NBC Sports Philadelphia)
• 6:10 p.m. ET: Guardians at Rays (CleGuardians.TV, Tampa Bay Rays TV Network)
• 6:40 p.m. ET: Cubs at Pirates (Sportsnet Pittsburgh, Marquee Sports Network)
• 7:05 p.m. ET: Braves at Orioles (Braves Vision, MASN)
• 7:10 p.m. ET: Astros at White Sox (Space City Home Network, Chicago Sports Network)
• 7:10 p.m. ET: Rockies at Brewers (Colorado Rockies Network, Milwaukee Brewers TV Network)
• 7:10 p.m. ET: Athletics at Twins (NBC Sports California, Twins.TV)
• 7:15 p.m. ET: Reds at Cardinals (Cincinnati Reds TV Network, St. Louis Cardinals TV Network)

How to Watch MLB Games

FOX and FS1 carry Saturday’s national games, with every matchup across the league streaming live and on demand on FOX One.

British boxers Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua. –REUTERS PHOTO

Eddie Hearn says the long-awaited showdown between British heavyweight rivals Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua must take place in the UK under the terms of the fight deal signed three months ago.

Saudi boxing chief Turki Alalshikh reportedly wants to stage the fight –- which is expected to take place in October or November –- at a time that would attract the largest global audience.

But were the fight to take place at Wembley Stadium, any plans to stage the bout with a 2:00 am (0200 GMT) start would require an exemption to the London venue’s curfew restrictions.

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“The deal’s done. The fight’s done. It’s signed.” 📝✅

Anthony Joshua’s promoter Eddie Hearn puts an end to speculation over his fight with Tyson Fury. pic.twitter.com/2Ql9UZM8Ut

— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) July 26, 2026

There is now talk the fight could take place at New York’s Madison Square Garden.

But Hearn, the promoter of Joshua, insists his man has signed up for a UK fight only and the contract would have to be renegotiated to move elsewhere.

“There’s a reason we put contracts together,” Hearn said after Joshua’s second-round stoppage of Kristian Prenga in Jeddah on Saturday kept him on course for a Fury showdown, little more than 24 hours after fellow former world heavyweight champion had stopped Mariusz Wach in Thailand.

He added: “We insisted that this fight was in the UK. I know that AJ will sometimes want to be a little bit of a peacekeeper, but the reality is he said to me, ‘I want the fight in the UK. This is a British fight’. I can’t agree more.

“Turki Alalshikh is our partner and has been an unbelievable supporter of Anthony Joshua…We would have conversations, but the only way the fight doesn’t take place in England is if Anthony Joshua and myself agree to it because we have a legally binding contract that took a long, long time to negotiate

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“Let’s be honest this is a fight for the British public.”

Joshua insisted Wembley, a 90,000 capacity stadium in north London best known as the headquarters of English football, was the only choice for his fight with Fury.

“When these conversations started, there was no other venue or location that was ever mentioned,” he said. “It was simple. This is the road map. You fight, come back, fight, and then providing you’re victorious, you’ll be fighting Tyson Fury in the UK, basically Wembley.

“I wouldn’t expect it to be at Tottenham (Hotspur Stadium) or the Principality Stadium (Cardiff) respectfully. It’s just got that history when you think of Wembley.”

When and where: Week 15 at home at 5pm on Saturday

Key additions: None

Key subtractions: OC Klint Kubiak, RB Kenneth Walker, S Coby Brant, EDGE Boye Mafe, CB Tariq Woolen

Last season: They won the Super Bowl. Pretty good season.

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The question for this team: How hard will the return to Earth be?

It’s really hard to repeat as Super Bowl champions. Seattle is a well run team and knows this. They probably also know it’s going to be really hard for them to repeat because they took a small beating this offseason, losing two starters in the secondary, their top running back, and their offensive play caller. Those must be painful losses for a defensive coach who has a RUN THE DAMN BALL hat. New OC Brian Fleury is a former RB and TE coach, so at least there should be plenty of running of the damn ball. But their RBs are a guy coming off an ACL tear in January and a rookie who was a backup in college. To replace their losses, the Seahawks signed or traded for…. no one of consequence. The 2025 Seahawks were a very good team, but they weren’t “we can withstand this level of attrition” good.

In their favor for 2026 is that Sam Darnold probably won’t lead the league in turnovers again, right? Right? Maybe not. Darnold’s interception percentage of 2.9% in 2025 was closer to his Jets tenure, where 2.9% was his career best there, than his time as a journeyman, with marks of 3.2, 2,1, 2.2, and 2.2 again with the Panthers, 49ers, and Vikings. Darnold will likely cut down on fumbles, where he led the league with 11, but he might throw a few more interceptions.

Seattle has gotten him no help. Throughout the 2025 season the Seahawks lacked a decent WR2 behind Jaxon Smith-Njigba, and they still don’t have one. Rashid Shaheed had just 188 yards in 9 games with Seattle, and his career bests are 59 catches (in 18 games in 2025) and 719 yards (in 2023). Zach Charbonnet, career high 209 touches in 2025 before tearing his ACL, or Jadarian Price, who had 295 career touches in three seasons at Notre Dame behind Jeremiyah Love, are question marks.

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The Seahawks had the third healthiest team in 2025, behind only the Eagles and Patriots in Adjusted Games Lost. Even just an above average season will test their already weakened depth.

Seattle’s scoring improved by over 6 points per game from 2024 to 2025, going from 18th to 3rd. That’s almost certainly coming back down, and that alone could have them in 3rd place in the NFC West and on the road to start the playoffs. If they even make them. 7 of the past 20 Super Bowl teams did not make the playoffs the following year. It’s really hard to make it back to the Super Bowl.

Dominik Mysterio stunned the wrestling world by betraying a major ally in AAA and aligning himself with the El Ojo faction alongside Omos. The move marked another significant chapter in Dominik’s evolution as one of wrestling’s most unpredictable heels, while also raising questions about the long-term future of the group.

Although Dominik remains a member of The Judgment Day in WWE, his latest alliance has fueled speculation that WWE and AAA could further expand the stable with familiar faces from Stamford. Given WWE’s ties with AAA, Triple H has plenty of options if he decides to strengthen Dominik’s new faction.

That said, in this article, we look at three WWE Superstars who could realistically join Dominik Mysterio’s new faction.

#3. Rusev

Rusev has re-established himself as one of WWE‘s most dangerous heavyweights since returning to the company. The Bulgarian Brute has spent much of 2026 demolishing anyone placed in front of him. Thus, proving that he remains a legitimate powerhouse capable of changing the outcome of any match.

However, despite his impressive performances, Rusev has yet to find a long-term alliance that can elevate him into the main-event picture. Perhaps that is where Dominik Mysterio’s new faction could come into play.

Every successful stable needs an enforcer. Thus, few men fit that role better than Rusev. Although Dominik thrives through manipulation and mind games, The Bulgarian Brute provides the raw destruction necessary to intimidate opponents physically.

Also, the chemistry between the two would create an interesting dynamic. The younger Mysterio rarely wins through overwhelming strength, instead relying on numbers and opportunistic tactics. On the other hand, Rusev enjoys inflicting punishment and doesn’t need shortcuts to dominate.

Thus, adding The Bulgarian Brute to the faction would give “Dirty” Dom someone capable of protecting him whenever rival babyfaces attempt to even the odds.

Also, it would benefit Rusev. Rather than drifting between singles feuds, he would immediately become one of the group’s central figures. Thus, giving WWE another dominant heel stable capable of competing with the likes of Roman Reigns’ Bloodline.

#2. Ethan Page

Ethan Page has quietly become one of WWE’s most complete performers. His arrogance, confidence, and ability to manipulate situations make him a natural fit alongside Dominik Mysterio. Unlike Rusev, Page wouldn’t simply serve as muscle. Instead, he would become another mastermind capable of helping Dominik execute elaborate schemes both inside and outside the ring.

Recent episodes of RAW have already seen Page working alongside Rusev in tag team competition. Thus, suggesting WWE is comfortable pairing him with other villainous stars. Given this, joining Dominik’s faction would elevate that concept even further.

Page possesses the charisma to handle microphone duties while “Dirty” Dom continues drawing some of the loudest boos in professional wrestling. Together, they could constantly provoke opponents before relying on the numbers advantage to secure victories.

From a storyline perspective, Ethan’s obsession with proving he’s better than everyone else aligns perfectly with Dominik’s own inflated ego. Rather than competing for leadership, the two could function as equals. Thus, creating a dangerous partnership built around manipulation, arrogance, and calculated aggression.

#1. Ricky Saints could join Dominik Mysterio’s faction

If WWE truly wants Dominik Mysterio’s new faction to become one of its premier heel groups, Ricky Saints may be the perfect final addition.

Saints has all the tools to become a future world champion. He’s charismatic, athletic, and one of the best talkers on WWE programming. However, aligning himself with Dominik Mysterio could accelerate that rise while giving the faction another headline attraction.

Unlike Rusev and Ethan Page, Saints brings genuine star power as a singles competitor. His confidence naturally complements Dominik’s personality, while his ability to verbally dismantle opponents would make the faction even more entertaining. Together, the pair could dominate promo segments before backing up their words inside the ring.

Another intriguing aspect is Ricky Saints’ versatility. He can wrestle technical matches, high-paced contests, or main-event style encounters. Thus, giving the faction someone capable of challenging for championships across multiple divisions. That flexibility would make Dominik’s alliance far more dangerous than simply being another numbers-based stable.

Also, there is the possibility of internal competition. Ricky has never been portrayed as someone willing to remain in another superstar’s shadow for long. Initially, he could help Dominik Mysterio establish El Ojo as a dominant force across WWE and AAA. However, over time, Saints’ growing popularity and success could create tension within the group. Thus leading to an eventual power struggle.

Those types of internal conflicts have historically produced some of WWE’s most memorable faction storylines.

Thus, with Dominik continuing to evolve beyond The Judgment Day while simultaneously expanding his influence in AAA through El Ojo, WWE has an opportunity to create one of its most compelling cross-promotional stables yet.