The long-awaited all-British heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is closer than ever, with both just needing wins in their ‘tune-up’ fights in order to seal the deal.

Now, domestic fan-favourite Derek Chisora has updated his prediction ahead of the long-awaited grudge match.

Fury made his ring return back in April, when he outpointed Russian powerhouse Arslanbek Makhmudov in a largely uneventful affair at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. For Joshua, excusing wins over Francis Ngannou and Jake Paul, he has not registered a victory over a recognised boxer since 2023.

The 36-year-old looks to soon change that, as he headlines a Riyadh card on Saturday, July 25, against Albania’s Kristian Prenga, looking to build some momentum ahead of a legacy-defining showdown with Fury.

Speaking to Sun Sport, Chisora, who has faced Fury three times but always predicted a Joshua win, has now forecasted that ‘AJ’ will get the job done inside four rounds.

“Tyson can say whatever he wants to say, he is going to talk so much crap. ‘AJ’ is having a warm-up fight, he has been through a lot, it is in Saudi because the war is done, so we are going to Saudi now for Riyadh Season.

“The problem with Tyson is that he is jealous, because ‘AJ’ will do more numbers, more viewers, than he did in his fight on Netflix. This is simple maths.

“He’s going to come in there and talk crap, he can talk so much crap, but at the end of the day, I say this now – Tyson and AJ? AJ will knock him out in four rounds.”

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Fury is also looking for an opponent at the moment, expected to appear in August, before a clash with Joshua in November.

Two-time CY Young winner, Tarik Skubal, is on the fast track to returning to baseball, as he recovers from elbow surgery way ahead of schedule. Skubal is already back to some light throwing after receiving arthroscopic surgery that normally sidelines pitchers for three months.

You never want to rush a pitcher back, especially one as good as Skubal, but if you’re the Tigers, you are doing everything in your power to get him back out on the diamond. Currently, the Tigers are tied with the Royals at 19-25 for last place in the AL Central.

Only being 4.5 games back in a weak AL Central isn’t cause for concern, but this window of Detroit baseball hangs in the balance of this season. It seems unlikely that Skubal will be staying in Detroit in 2027, and missing the playoffs in his final season would be an incredibly tough pill to swallow.

The Tigers are dealing with injuries all over the field at the moment, so having an ace like Skubal in the lineup who can steal starts is so important. Keider Montero transforming into a frontline starter has been one of the few bright spots in the Tigers’ starting rotation, as Framber Valdez has been a bit inconsistent when he isn’t suspended.

Outside of a beaten-up pitching staff, a Tigers lineup that was one of the toughest outs in baseball last year has quickly regressed to the mean. Detroit sent four position players to the All-Star Game last year, and I don’t think that will be the case this year.

Riley Greene is having a career year, largely in part due to his massively improved eye at the plate. His walk rate has more than doubled, going from 7% to 14.2% this year, and I think that has improved every other part of his game.

Also, rookie Kevin McGonigle has had a tremendous start to his pro career, but has cooled off in the month of May, slashing just .195/.327/.220 over his last 41 ABs. Outside of these two, it has been an ice-cold start to the year for the Tigers’ offense.

You’d love to make one last playoff run with this group before Skubal likely takes his talents to Los Angeles; however, if the offense doesn’t get going, he could easily be a trade deadline candidate as well. If Skubal is back pitching in only a month, his trade value would go right back to being sky high, and contenders might be willing to overpay for a potential playoff run. It’ll be intriguing to see how the beginning of Summer kicks off for the Tigers, and if they can stay afloat without their ace.

AEW Double or Nothing is set to be the next big pay-per-view for All Elite Wrestling this year, which will take place at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, New York. The company has prepared a solid lineup of matches for the show, and fans are excited more than ever to witness the event unfold. Ahead of the show, a WWE veteran has also confirmed his status for the pay-per-view.

The veteran is none other than WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross. The latter has been making sporadic appearances in AEW due to his illness. His last showing in the promotion was on January 7, 2026, episode of Dynamite, where he returned to call the action in his home state of Oklahoma. But recently, Ross confirmed that he is coming back for the Double or Nothing show.

Speaking on the Grilling JR podcast, Jim said he plans to be in New York for the Double or Nothing pay-per-view on May 24. He revealed that he is enjoying Darby Allin’s run as the AEW World Champion, and he is looking forward to seeing what Tony Khan has planned for him in the company from here on out at the pay-per-view.

“I tell ya, AEW’s TV shows, and I know people expect us to ballyhoo it, to put it over – it’s easy to put it over when it’s good. And their TVs lately have been very good. And what they’re doing with Darby, they’re not doing anything more important on their television than featuring Darby Allin and letting us support him and get behind him and all that stuff. So he’s very resilient, and I like his approach a lot. So we’ll see how that materializes over the next few weeks. I plan on being in New York in a couple of weeks. And I’m excited about this card. It’s loaded, man. It’s got some good sh*t on it,” said JR.

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Jim Ross gave his thoughts on the Stadium Stampede match at AEW Double or Nothing 2026

Stadium Stampede is set to make its return to AEW this year at Double or Nothing. A team of Chris Jericho, The Hurt Syndicate, and The Elite will take on Demand, The Don Callis Family, and The Dogs. Recently, WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross gave his thoughts on this chaotic showdown.

In the same conversation on the Grilling JR, Ross said that Stampede matches are hard to produce due to them being scattered all over the place in a stadium. However, he believes Chris Jericho to be someone who will use his veteran experience to form the match.

“Those matches are hard to lay out because you got so many moving parts. Jericho is a veteran. He’s been around a long time. He’s just coming back. He’s going to want to make a good returning impression,” said Ross.

Fans are very excited to see this epic showdown unfold later this month in New York. It will be interesting to see how Tony Khan plans this match at Double or Nothing.