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Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua ‘could be called off due to issues’ with replacement fight lined up
The drama surrounding the Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua fight doesn’t appear to be over yet.
After months of drawn-out negotiations, it was finally announced this week that Fury and Joshua were set to meet at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Friday 11 December.
It meant that Joshua and promoter Eddie Hearn secured staging the bout in the UK, as per their original contract, after event organisers Sela and broadcaster Netflix pushed to make it happen in New York.
Hearn revealed this week that, despite the announcement, there were still other issues to be ironed out, particularly the inclusion of rival promoter Dana White, raising some concerns from boxing fans that the fight could yet still fall by the wayside.
Those concerns may have become a reality, after Ring Magazine’s Mike Coppinger reported that the fight could already be in doubt and be replaced by a clash between Terence Crawford and Ryan Garcia.
“Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua could be called off due to issues, according to sources, and a replacement fight between Terence Crawford and Ryan Garcia is being considered.”
Crawford last fought in September 2025 when he defeated Canelo Alvarez to become undisputed super-middleweight champion, before retiring from the sport three months later.
Garcia is the current WBC welterweight champion, defending the belt with a second-round knockout over Conor Benn earlier this month, and has been involved in a war of words with Crawford throughout 2026.
While a match-up between ‘Bud’ and Garcia would certainly interest fans, it would be a disaster if the fight between Fury and Joshua did fall through just days after being officially announced.
Many, however, will regard this update as just the latest gamesmanship in what appears to be a messy behind-the-scenes situation. The ‘issues’, and how that might lead to a contracted bout being cancelled, remain unclear.
So far, linebacker Jake Golday has been used sparingly. As in, not at all, at least for Brian Flores on defense.
Maybe that’s about to change due to a Vikings surprise.
Earlier today, the Vikings announced that LB3 Ivan Pace Jr. wasn’t able to travel with the team due to a personal issue arising. The official word from the team’s social media: “LB Ivan Pace Jr. (Not Injury Related – Personal) did not travel with the team and his game status is now questionable.” Pace hasn’t been ruled out, but the possibility is out there. Does that mean more Golday as the defense works toward slowing down Baker Mayfield and friends?
Vikings Surprises Means Jake Golday Has a Shot
To begin, some housekeeping: some things in life are more important than football. Pace is dealing with something that demands his attention; give the man the time he needs away from the field.
In the meantime, Minnesota will be pivoting toward whoever is next at linebacker. The pair of starters will continue being LB1 Blake Cashman — who has been fantastic — and LB2 Eric Wilson — who has been struggling. Next up would appear to be LB4 Jake Golday, who would become the LB3 for the game.
Due remember, as well, that some of the safety talent can be kicked up to play linebacker in nickle and dime. Most prominently, there’s Harrison Smith and Josh Metellus, both of whom boast good size.
Coming into the season, Golday was trending toward getting a nice workload. Many, myself included, had him pencilled in as the next man up behind Cashman and Wilson.
Still others felt that the long-and-strong rookie could soak up some work at edge rusher. After all, he did so in college, proving versatile due to his frame and explosive athleticism. So far, the move has been to bump up Kyle Van Noy while rallying around the excellence from Dallas Turner and Andrew Van Ginkel. Coach Flores has been found sending a blitz here and there, too.
Does Golday now see his playing time increase due to the possible Pace absence?
As cruel as it sounds, the NFL slows down for nobody. Last week, WR3 Jauan Jennings missed time due to a death in the family. Myles Price got leaned on to fulfill the vacated snaps. Quite possibly, the same move could be made with Jake Golday.
The rookie has a pair of tackles but those arrived for Matt Daniels on special teams. Seeing him do some work tomorrow for Brian Flores would be an exciting chance to see what the young lad can do. In theory, Golday can be a matchup piece due to his athletic upside and height.
Note that the Vikings did some other roster housekeeping ahead of the game.
Punter Johnny Hekker got signed to the 53-man roster. Doing so came at the expense of Nick Samac’s roster spot. The backup center has been shuffled to the IR, so he’ll be out for a minimum of four games. And then there has been the move to elevate Van Noy alongside safety Tavierre Thomas from the practice squad for work tomorrow.
Jake Golday, 23, stands at 6’4″ and weighs 240 pounds. He can be found inside the #41 jersey.
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Carlos Alcaraz stepped up to flip the momentum in the Laver Cup with a crucial victory over Taylor Fritz to help Team Europe establish a 7-5 advantage after day two.
After Team World started the day session with back-to-back wins to go into the lead, it threatened to become three in a row when Fritz fought back from a set down to force two match points, but Alcaraz dug deep to prevail 6-3 4-6 13-11 in a thrilling Laver Breaker.
Alcaraz produced a masterful drop shot to help clinch a crucial two points for Team Europe in front of Roger Federer and Andy Murray at The O2 in only his second tournament since a four-month lay-off with a wrist injury.
“I’m really happy to get the win because I think it was really important. Seeing how the day was going, this is an important win and should give the team confidence,” Alcaraz said.
“I’m leaving the court really happy with everything I have done and also with the things I have been practising so far.
“I feel the drop is part of my game already. I am trying to use it in my favour. The drops made in the match, I think I won if not every drop at least a high percentage so in those moments, I try to use it because it was a good weapon for me.”
The pressure was on when Alcaraz stepped on to the black court in London after he watched Team Europe’s Alexander Zverev let slip a position of total dominance to lose to Alex De Minaur, who walked off with blood streaming from his right leg.
With the score 5-3 to Team World after the day session on Saturday, Alcaraz wrestled the initiative to take the first set, but Fritz responded and a fifth consecutive tie-break was required.
A wonderful serve-and-volley set up the first of three match points for Alcaraz, but Fritz went clutch and then fashioned two of his own – only for the seven-time major champion to stay in the match with an ace.
The O2 crowd were on their feet again after Alcaraz sent down a booming forehand winner before an outrageous drop shot could only be returned into the net by Fritz to give a vital win for Yannick Noah’s Team Europe.
It was backed up by Zverev being able to atone for his defeat to De Minaur after he formed a successful doubles’ partnership with Casper Ruud to beat Team World pair Brandon Nakashima and Alexander Bublik.
Zverev and Ruud triumphed 6-4 7-6 (7) to keep Team Europe in front ahead of Sunday’s final day.
Team World captain Andre Agassi had watched his gamble pay off at the start of Saturday, with debutant Learner Tien put in against French Open runner-up Flavio Cobolli and he was able to battle to a 6-3 2-6 10-7 win.
It earned Tien a chest bump off Agassi before De Minaur pulled off an incredible rescue act against two-time major winner Zverev.
Zverev raced through the first set and opened up a break in the second to serve for the match at 5-4, but De Minaur broke and survived match point in the Laver Breaker before he outlasted the German in a dramatic final rally to win 2-6 7-6 (5) 11-9
“What a place to play some tennis. This is special. Thank you guys. If you notice, my blood is red as well,” De Minaur said, with reference to Team World’s red outfit.
However, Alcaraz turned it around for Team Europe and avoided the prospect of back-to-back singles’ defeats for the first time in 18 months to gain revenge on Fritz for his loss in the 2025 edition and set up a tantalising final day.
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Asian Games 2026 LIVE UPDATES Day 8: Anahat’s Gold medal match at 1:30 pm; India medal tally at 30 | Asian Games 2026
Abhay Singh and Anahat Singh remain at the centre of India’s medal push on Day 8 of the Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya. Abhay faces Malaysia’s Ng Eain Yow in the men’s squash singles final at 12:30 pm IST on Sunday, September 27. Anahat meets Malaysia’s Sivasangari Subramaniam in the women’s final at 1:30 pm. Both Indians are assured of at least silver and have a chance to give India two squash gold medals.
India’s archers have already reached the semifinals of four team events: recurve mixed, compound mixed, men’s compound and women’s compound. Jai Sud and Hriday Chheda are in action in the individual dressage final, adding another medal opportunity to the morning programme.
There have also been setbacks. Manju Rani finished sixth and last in the women’s marathon race walk, while Priyanka Goswami was disqualified. India’s women’s doubles and mixed doubles badminton pairs lost their quarterfinals. In athletics, however, Vithya Ramraj and Santhosh Kumar Tamilarasan have advanced to their respective 400m hurdles finals.
Squash: Abhay and Anahat target double gold
Abhay will play Ng Eain Yow at 12:30 pm before Anahat takes on Sivasangari Subramaniam at 1:30 pm. Wins in both singles finals would turn India’s two assured squash silvers into gold medals.
Archery: Four Indian teams reach semifinals
India’s recurve mixed team beat the UAE in the round of 16 and Vietnam in the quarterfinals. The compound mixed team defeated Mongolia and Kazakhstan in the corresponding rounds. India have also progressed to the men’s and women’s compound team semifinals.
At 10:45 am, India’s men’s recurve team face the Philippines and the women’s recurve team take on Mongolia in their quarterfinals.
Equestrian: Sud and Chheda in dressage medal final
Jai Sud and Hriday Chheda are competing in the individual dressage final. Both qualified for the medal event after Saturday’s rounds.
Athletics: Hurdlers advance; Tejaswin third in decathlon
Vithya Ramraj finished second in her women’s 400m hurdles heat in a season’s best 55.73 seconds to reach the final. Santhosh Kumar Tamilarasan also advanced after finishing second in his men’s 400m hurdles heat in 49.61 seconds. Yashas Palaksha did not finish.
Tejaswin Shankar scored 932 points with a third-place finish in the decathlon 110m hurdles, briefly moving into first place overall with 5,270 points. He then finished seventh in the discus throw with 599 points and dropped to third overall on 5,869 points. Thowfeeq Noushad did not start the hurdles and is no longer listed in India’s remaining decathlon events.
The afternoon brings medal finals in the women’s long jump, women’s and men’s 200m, men’s high jump, women’s 100m hurdles and women’s 3000m steeplechase. Tejaswin’s decathlon concludes with the 1500m at 5:40 pm.
Weightlifting: Harjinder Kaur competes for medal
Harjinder Kaur is scheduled for the women’s 69kg medal event at 10 am.
Badminton: Two doubles exits; Hooda in action
Gayatri Gopichand and Treesa Jolly lost their women’s doubles quarterfinal to Malaysia’s Pearly Tan and Thinaah Muralitharan 18-21, 9-21. Tanisha Crasto and Dhruv Kapila lost 14-21, 21-18, 18-21 to China’s Huang Dongping and Feng Yan Zhe in the mixed doubles quarterfinals.
Unnati Hooda is playing Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi in a women’s singles quarterfinal. PV Sindhu’s quarterfinal against China’s Chen Yu Fei remains listed for 9:30 am; no result was included in the supplied update. indianexpress.com
Shooting: Pistol and trap qualification under way
Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh and Rahi Sarnobat are competing in the precision stage of the women’s 25m pistol qualification. Ahvar Rizvi, Kynan Chenai and Shapath Bharadwaj are in Day 1 of men’s trap qualification, while Manisha Keer, Aashima Ahlawat and Neeru are in the women’s trap event.
Fencing: India women reach sabre quarterfinals
India beat Indonesia 45-23 in the women’s sabre team round of 16. They are scheduled to face Uzbekistan in the quarterfinal at 9:20 am.
Boxing: Four Indians have quarterfinal bouts
Ankush faces Tajikistan’s Nekruz Salimov in the men’s 80kg division at 9:45 am. Parveen meets Uzbekistan’s Navbakhor Khamidova in the women’s 65kg division at 2 pm, followed by Sachin Siwach against Japan’s Shunsuke Kitamoto in the men’s 60kg division at 2:45 pm. Narender faces Thailand’s Adthapong Saengtep in the men’s over-90kg division at 3:45 pm.
Surfing: Three Indians advance to round 3
Sivaraj Babu reached the men’s shortboard third round with a win over Iran’s Davoud Khadir. Kamali Prakash and Sugar Shanti Gayen have also progressed to round 3 of the women’s shortboard event.
Sepaktakraw: India lose to South Korea
India lost 0-2 to South Korea in women’s doubles Group B. Their next match is against the Philippines at 11:30 am.
Kurash: Four Indian campaigns end
Sangita and Bharti lost their women’s 57kg bouts in the round of 32 and round of 16, respectively. In the men’s over-90kg event, Yash Kumar Chauhan went out in the round of 16 and Vishal lost in the quarterfinals.
Sailing: Indian skiff pairs scheduled to race
Prince Noble and Manu Francis remain listed for the men’s skiff from 9:30 am, while Harshita Tomar and Shital Verma are scheduled for the women’s skiff from 9:40 am. No sailing results were included in the supplied update. Asian Games News
Volleyball: India face Vietnam
India’s men play Vietnam in a Pool C match at 12:30 pm.
Hockey: India women take on Singapore
India’s women face Singapore in a pool match at 3:30 pm.
| Asian Games 2026 Day 8: India schedule, live status and results | ||||
| Time (UST) | Sport | Event and Indian participant(s) | Status | Result |
| 04:00:00 | Athletics | Women’s marathon race walk — Manju Rani, Priyanka Goswami | Completed | Manju sixth and last; Priyanka disqualified |
| From 4:45 am | Archery | Recurve mixed team — round of 16 and quarterfinal | Completed | Beat UAE and Vietnam; into semifinals |
| From 4:45 am | Archery | Compound mixed team — round of 16 and quarterfinal | Completed | Beat Mongolia and Kazakhstan; into semifinals |
| Earlier | Archery | Men’s and women’s compound team events | Completed | Both teams into semifinals |
| From 4:54 am | Surfing | Men’s shortboard — Sivaraj Babu | Completed | Beat Iran’s Davoud Khadir; into round 3 |
| From 4:54 am | Surfing | Women’s shortboard — Kamali Prakash, Sugar Shanti Gayen | Completed | Both into round 3 |
| 05:30:00 | Sepaktakraw | Women’s doubles Group B — India vs South Korea | Completed | India lost 0-2 |
| Earlier | Badminton | Women’s — Gayatri Gopichand/Treesa Jolly vs Pearly Tan/Thinaah Muralitharan | Completed | India lost 18-21, 9-21 |
| Earlier | Badminton | Mixed doubles quarterfinal — Tanisha Crasto/Dhruv Kapila vs Huang Dongping/Feng Yan Zhe | Completed | India lost 14-21, 21-18, 18-21 |
| 07:38:00 | Athletics | Men’s decathlon 110m hurdles — Tejaswin Shankar, Thowfeeq Noushad | Completed | Tejaswin third, 932 points; first overall on 5,270 points after the event. Thowfeeq did not start |
| 08:10:00 | Athletics | Men’s decathlon discus throw — Tejaswin Shankar | Completed | Seventh, 599 points; third overall on 5,869 points |
| 08:20:00 | Fencing | Women’s sabre team round of 16 — India vs Indonesia | Completed | India won 45-23; into quarterfinals |
| From 8:35 am | Athletics | Men’s 400m hurdles heats — Santhosh Kumar Tamilarasan, Yashas Palaksha | Completed | Santhosh second in 49.61 seconds; into final. Yashas did not finish |
| 09:05:00 | Athletics | Women’s 400m hurdles heats — Vithya Ramraj | Completed | Second in 55.73 seconds, a season’s best; into final |
| Earlier | Kurash | Women’s 57kg — Sangita and Bharti | Completed | Sangita lost 0-10 to Charmea Quelino in round of 32; Bharti lost 0-3 to Iran’s Tahereh Azarpeivand in round of 16 |
| Earlier | Kurash | Men’s over-90kg — Yash Kumar Chauhan and Vishal | Completed | Yash lost 0-10 to Shakarmamad Mirmamadov in round of 16; Vishal lost 0-5 to Kunathip Yea-on in quarterfinal |
| From 6:00 am | Equestrian | Individual dressage final — Jai Sud, Hriday Chheda (medal event) | Live | — |
| 06:10:00 | Shooting | Women’s 25m pistol precision qualification — Manu Bhaker, Esha Singh, Rahi Sarnobat | Live | — |
| 06:30:00 | Shooting | Men’s trap qualification, Day 1 — Ahvar Rizvi, Kynan Chenai, Shapath Bharadwaj | Live | — |
| 06:30:00 | Shooting | Women’s trap qualification, Day 1 — Manisha Keer, Aashima Ahlawat, Neeru | Live | — |
| 09:00:00 | Badminton | Women’s singles quarterfinal — Unnati Hooda vs Akane Yamaguchi | Live | — |
| 09:15:00 | Athletics | Men’s long jump qualification — Sreeshankar Murali, David Solomon | Live | — |
| 09:20:00 | Fencing | Women’s sabre team quarterfinal — India vs Uzbekistan | Scheduled | — |
| 09:30:00 | Badminton | Women’s singles quarterfinal — PV Sindhu vs Chen Yu Fei | Scheduled | — |
| From 9:30 am | Sailing | Men’s skiff — Prince Noble, Manu Francis | Scheduled | — |
| From 9:40 am | Sailing | Women’s skiff — Harshita Tomar, Shital Verma | Scheduled | — |
| 09:45:00 | Boxing | Men’s 80kg quarterfinal — Ankush vs Nekruz Salimov | Scheduled | — |
| 09:50:00 | Athletics | Men’s decathlon pole vault — Tejaswin Shankar | Scheduled | — |
| 10:00:00 | Weightlifting | Women’s 69kg — Harjinder Kaur (medal event) | Scheduled | — |
| 10:45:00 | Archery | Men’s recurve team quarterfinal — India vs Philippines | Scheduled | — |
| 10:45:00 | Archery | Women’s recurve team quarterfinal — India vs Mongolia | Scheduled | — |
| 11:30:00 | Sepaktakraw | Women’s doubles Group B — India vs Philippines | Scheduled | — |
| 12:30:00 | Squash | Men’s singles final — Abhay Singh vs Ng Eain Yow (gold medal match) | Scheduled | — |
| 12:30:00 | Volleyball | Men’s Pool C — India vs Vietnam | Scheduled | — |
| 13:30:00 | Squash | Women’s singles final — Anahat Singh vs Sivasangari Subramaniam (gold medal match) | Scheduled | — |
| 14:00:00 | Boxing | Women’s 65kg quarterfinal — Parveen vs Navbakhor Khamidova | Scheduled | — |
| 14:45:00 | Boxing | Men’s 60kg quarterfinal — Sachin Siwach vs Shunsuke Kitamoto | Scheduled | — |
| 15:30:00 | Hockey | Women’s pool match — India vs Singapore | Scheduled | — |
| 15:35:00 | Athletics | Men’s decathlon javelin throw — Tejaswin Shankar | Scheduled | — |
| 15:35:00 | Athletics | Women’s long jump final — Shaili Singh, Ancy Sojan (medal event) | Scheduled | — |
| 15:45:00 | Boxing | Men’s over-90kg quarterfinal — Narender vs Adthapong Saengtep | Scheduled | — |
| 15:55:00 | Athletics | Women’s 200m final — Harita Bhadra, Unnathi Bolland (medal event) | Scheduled | — |
| 16:05:00 | Athletics | Men’s 200m final — Animesh Kujur (medal event) | Scheduled | — |
| 16:15:00 | Athletics | Men’s high jump final — Sarvesh Kushare, J Aadarsh Ram (medal event) | Scheduled | — |
| 16:53:00 | Athletics | Women’s 100m hurdles final — Nandhini Kongan (medal event) | Scheduled | — |
| From 5:06 pm | Athletics | Men’s 800m heats — Mohammed Afsal, Krishan Kumar | Scheduled | — |
| 17:40:00 | Athletics | Men’s decathlon 1500m — Tejaswin Shankar (overall medals decided) | Scheduled | — |
| From 5:52 pm | Athletics | Women’s 3000m steeplechase final — Parul Chaudhary, Ankita (medal event) | Scheduled | — |
| 18:25:00 | Athletics | Women’s 4x100m relay heats — India | Scheduled | — |
| Time to be confirmed | Archery | Recurve mixed, compound mixed, men’s compound and women’s compound semifinals | Awaiting schedule | — |
Where to watch Asian Games 2026 live in India
The Games are streaming on Sony LIV and are being telecast on the Sony Sports Network. www.sonypicturesnetworks.com
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NBA Trade: Charlotte Hornets Lands 6-Foot-2 Guard From Bulls Giving Up Buddy Hield And A Major Cap Space
The Chicago Bulls have traded guard Rob Dillingham to the Charlotte Hornets for veteran sharpshooter Buddy Hield and cash considerations, according to Shams Charania. Hield, a career 39.5 percent three-point shooter, gives Chicago floor spacing.
Travis Hunter could see more offensive snaps when the Jacksonville Jaguars face the New England Patriots as the team slowly increases his two-way workload.
Zinédine Zidane oversaw a 1-0 victory in Turkey in his first match in charge of Les Bleus, with Kylian Mbappé scoring the only goal of the game in the second half. The France captain went off injured soon after and will miss the team’s next three Nations League fixtures.
In the Premier League, Manchester City were found guilty of 114 out of the 115 charges the Premier League had brought against them over breaches of financial regulations. The ten-time Premier League winners, who deny the charges, face sanctions which could go as far as being excluded from the league.
In the Laver Cup, Team Europe leads 3-1 after the first day of action in London. A win for doubles pair Carlos Alcaraz and Jakub Mensík on Friday evening put daylight between them and Team World, as the hosts look to avenge last year’s 15-9 overall defeat.
France are through to the European Volleyball Championship, having beaten Finland in four sets on Friday. Les Bleus take on Poland on Saturday for the title.
Paulie Malignaggi has offered his reaction to a reported clash between Shakur Stevenson and Manny Pacquiao, which could feature on the undercard of Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua.
The all-British heavyweight showdown is expected to take place on December 11, headlining an event at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
That is, of course, if Fury and Joshua actually make it to the ring, as despite it being announced earlier this week, The Ring’s Mike Coppinger has since reported that their fight is in jeopardy.
Prior to that, it had emerged that an encounter between Stevenson and Pacquiao – between whom there is a near two-decade age gap – was being planned for the same night in Wales.
Should it come to fruition, this would represent Stevenson’s first outing since signing with Dana White’s Zuffa Boxing, who he joined after dethroning Teofimo Lopez with a unanimous decision victory in January.
Pacquiao, meanwhile, has not fought since his draw with Mario Barrios in July 2025, when he ended a near four-year layoff and almost claimed the WBC welterweight title.
Yet despite that surprisingly impressive performance, former world champion Malignaggi has emphasised on his YouTube channel that, against Stevenson, the 47-year-old would be facing an entirely different competitor.
“Manny Pacquiao-Shakur Stevenson has no place on this card; [it] has no place in big-time boxing. I am completely befuddled.
“[I’m] disappointed in Stevenson; [I’m] disappointed in Zuffa, obviously. These are ‘click bait’ type of fights. These are names that draw attention, so you can get people to watch. Then the fight’s a dud and all these casuals sit there complaining about boxing, telling you why boxing’s dead.”
Malignaggi went on to credit Pacquiao with being “competitive against the worst world champion I’ve ever seen in my life”, emphasising a considerable difference between Barrios and Stevenson.
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President’s Cup: Internationals hold three-point lead after resisting United States fightback
The International team need five points on the final day to secure a first Presidents Cup in 28 years after holding off a United States fightback on day three in Medinah.
The Internationals were behind in every match at one stage but will go into Sunday’s singles holding a 10-5-7.5 lead.
The hosts had the better of the morning session, winning two and tying one of the four-balls.
But the teams split the afternoon foursomes, with Canada’s Corey Conners saving par at the 18th to win the final match on the course and preserve the Internationals’ three-point lead.
The International team have only won the President’s Cup once since its inception in 1994 and never on American soil.
“We were down in every match, and to come back and get one and a half points out of this morning, we felt that was a little victory because we were down everywhere,” said team captain Geoff Ogilvy.
“This afternoon, the same thing happened. Team USA played so well all day. They played some really high-level foursomes, especially this afternoon.
“For the boys to somehow come back and pinch two points out of that and split the session was amazing.”
Sunday sees 12 singles games take place, with each side needing 15.5 points to seal victory.
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