Asterisk Talley says it was pretty cool. 

She’d been asked for her thoughts after finishing as the only player to go bogey free through two rounds at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur — but her response could’ve also worked for a couple other questions. Her play overall at Champions Retreat, where she topped the leaderboard? Pretty cool. Her mindset heading into Saturday’s final round at the tournament’s namesake? Pretty cool. 

And all that’s, well, pretty cool. 

Below is a look at the leaderboard, a record set, surprising players who missed the cut, highlights, quotes and schedule for Friday and Saturday. 

Augusta National Women’s Amateur Round 2 leaderboard (and a record set)

Talley, after shooting a six-under 66 during Wednesday’s first round, fired a 67 during Thursday’s second round, and she leads by one shot over Meja Ortengren and Maria Jose Marin.  

Talley, a 17-year-old who’s committed to Stanford University, birdied her first three holes, parred the next 10, birdied 14 and 15 and parred out from there. Combining her play on Wednesday and at last year’s ANWA — where she finished runner-up — Talley has gone bogey free for a tournament-record 48 straight holes.

Here is the ANWA top 10 after two rounds:

1, Asterisk Talley, 11-under (66-67)
T2, Meja Ortengren, 10-under (67-67)
T2, Maria Jose Marin, 10-under (65-69)
T4, Andrea Revuelta, 6-under (66-72)
T4, Avery Weed, 6-under (68-70)
T6, Lauren Kim, 5-under (68-71)
T6, Soomin Oh 5-under (65-74)
T6, Arianna Lau, 5-under (68-71)
T6, Gyubeen Kim, 5-under (69-70)
T6, Amelie Zalsman, 5-under (67-72)
T6, Chloe Kovelesky, 5-under (69-70)
T6, Raegan Denton, 5-under (67-72)
T6, Vanessa Borovilos, 5-under (66-73)  

3 surprising players who missed the cut at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur 

–Megha Ganne: Last year’s U.S. Women’s Amateur winner shot rounds of 77 and 74.

–Eila Galitsky: The world’s eighth-ranked amateur shot 74 and 70. 

–Rianne Malixi: The 2024 U.S. Women’s Amateur winner shot rounds of 73 and 71. 

Highlights of the day  

Below are a few, courtesy of the ANWA X feed: 

Derek Chisora and Deontay Wilder clash in a heavyweight showdown at London’s O2 Arena on Saturday, with DAZN offering multiple ways to watch including a subscription that includes the PPV at no extra cost

This weekend, boxing titans Derek Chisora and Deontay Wilder will face off in London. The heavyweight clash is set for Saturday (April 4) at the O2 Arena in the capital, and fans can order the fight here.

The bout will be the 50th professional fight for both ‘Del Boy’ and ‘The Bronze Bomber’, and it could potentially be the last, as rumours suggest Chisora may retire post-fight. The London-born boxer has had a distinguished career, having faced off against big names such as Tyson Fury, David Haye, and Vitali Klitschko.

Chisora enters the ring on the back of three consecutive victories and boasts a record of 36-13 (23 KOs), while Wilder stands at 44-4-1 (43 KOs). The former WBC champion has lost four of his last six bouts, including two stoppage defeats to Fury in Las Vegas.

Ahead of the showdown, Chisora stated that he will remain friends with Wilder regardless of the outcome on Saturday. Speaking to The Ring, he said: “It’s all love, but when that bell goes off, I need to get to him.

“If I give him space, it’ll be a long night for me. I have to get to him and smash him up.”.

Typically, boxing enthusiasts would need to purchase the Chisora vs Wilder fight on pay-per-view, but there’s also an option to watch it for free.

When is Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder?

Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder is scheduled for Saturday, April 4, with live coverage commencing at 7pm. The main event’s ringwalks are expected to begin at around 10.25pm.

How to watch Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder for free

The Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder fight is being broadcast live and exclusively on DAZN, which offers several ways to watch the bout. Firstly, the PPV is included at no extra cost for fans who subscribe to DAZN’s Ultimate Tier.

This £24.99 subscription includes a minimum of 12 PPV fights per year – such as Wardley vs Dubois (May 9) and Usyk vs Verhoeven (May 23) – along with an additional 185 fight nights. Subscribers can choose to pay monthly or annually, with DAZN stating that the subscription could potentially save customers £320 per year compared to purchasing 12 individual PPV fights.

Secondly, DAZN is offering a discounted bundle for the Wilder vs Chisora and Wardley vs Dubois PPVs at a price of £39.99. Lastly, the Wilder vs Chisora fight can also be purchased as a standard PPV for a one-off price of £24.99.

DAZN holds the exclusive rights to the Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder fight, meaning it won’t be shown by competing broadcasters such as Sky Sports and TNT Sports.

Full Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder fight card

• Derek Chisora vs Deontay Wilder (heavyweight)
• Viddal Riley vs Matuesz Masternak (for the European cruiserweight title)
• Denzel Bentley vs Endry Saavedra (middleweight)
• Matty Harris vs Franklin Igantius (heavyweight)
• Amir Anderson vs Jordan Dujon (middleweight)
• Ashton Sylve vs Raul Antonio Galaviz Hernandez (super lightweight)

All quarterfinal matches will be contested on Day 5 (Friday, April 3) of the Copa Colsanitas Colsubsidio 2026 in Bogota. A new champion will be crowned following the loss of two-time defending champion Camila Osorio in the second round.

Only two seeded players have made the quarterfinals, top seed Marie Bouzkova and eighth seed Panna Udvardy. With some interesting matches set in store, here’s a look at the predictions for all the singles matches lined up on Day 5 of the Copa Colsanitas Colsubsidio:

#1. Varvara Lepchenko vs Emiliana Arango

Lepchenko scored three-set wins over Lia Karatancheva and second seed Jessica Bouzas Maneiro to make the quarterfinals of the Copa Colsanitas Colsubsidio. She hadn’t won a main draw at the WTA level since October 2024 prior to her wins this week. She’s also through to her first quarterfinal since September 2018.

Arango beat Maria Lourdes Carle and Guiomar de Reales to reach the last eight here. She now has a 3-8 record this year. This will be her first meeting against Lepchenko. The latter managed to score her biggest win in years by beating Bouzas Maneiro. However, stringing together three wins in a row, a feat she hasn’t accomplished in nearly a decade, could prove to be a tall order for her.

Winner: Emiliana Arango

#2. Jazmin Ortenzi vs Julia Riera

Qualifier Ortenzi took down two-time defending champion Camila Osorio to reach the Copa Colsanitas Colsubsidio quarterfinals, her first at the WTA level. Riera upset sixth seed Anna Blinkova in the previous round to book her spot in the last eight.

While this will be the first meeting between them on the WTA Tour, Riera won both of their previous matches, also on clay, at the ITF and Challenger levels. She will be favored to triumph once again based on her record in this rivalry.

Winner: Julia Riera

#3. Marie Bouzkova vs Darja Semenistaja

Bouzkova won her second-round match in Bogota after her opponent, Hanne Vandewinkel, retired after losing the first set. She’s through to her first quarterfinal of the season. Semenistaja hadn’t even won a main draw match prior to this week, and she has now reached the first WTA quarterfinal of her career.

This will be the first career meeting between them. Bouzkova has a 7-8 record this season, and Semenistaja hasn’t even won that many main draw matches in her career at the WTA level thus far. The Czech player will be favored to win this duel.

Winner: Marie Bouzkova

#4. Panna Udvardy vs Katarzyna Kawa

Udvardy needed three sets to dispatch Maria Torres and Julieta Pareja to make the Copa Colsanitas Colsubsidio quarterfinals. She improved her record for the season to 3-3 with her run here. Competing in the main draw of a tournament for the first time this year, Kawa beat Carole Monnet and fourth seed Tatjana Maria to make the last eight here, that too without losing a set.

While they’ve never crossed paths on the main tour prior to this, Kawa won all three of their previous matches at the ITF and Challenger levels. Two of those wins were on clay as well. As such, the Pole will fancy her chances of scoring yet another win.

Winner: Katarzyna Kawa