Ronda Rousey and Gina Carano are set to fight next week, marking their return to MMA after years away from the cage. The event, organised by Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions, will feature former UFC stars. Rousey has not fought since 2016, while Carano’s last bout was in 2009.
Trick Williams is set to host a funeral for the Gingerbread Man. This event precedes his United States Championship defence against Sami Zayn at WWE Backlash. The funeral will be held on SmackDown.
Marco Tulio is set to fight Roman Kopylov at UFC 328 in Newark. Tulio had forehead reconstruction after a knockout loss, but says it hasn’t impacted his training. He anticipates Kopylov might attempt takedowns during their bout.
The opening round of the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow Club has been delayed due to severe weather. Tournament officials announced first-round tee times will now begin at noon. The second round on Friday will begin on a similar delayed schedule.
Belinda Bencic is scheduled to face Anna Kalinskaya in the 3rd Round at the Internazionali BNL d’Italia. The match is part of the WTA Tour.
King Green is preparing to face Jeremy Stephens at UFC 328. Green anticipates a contest to discover who is ‘more psycho’. Both fighters have a history of knockout wins and bonuses.
Hunter Lawrence is closing in on Ken Roczen as they head into the final Supercross event, with only one point separating them. This marks one of the closest finishes in the sport’s 53-year history. Haiden Deegan scored his seventh win of the season.
Craig Halkett regards the 2025/26 campaign as the best season of his career. He has played a key role in helping Heart of Midlothian to within three games of the Scottish Premiership title. Halkett shifted five kilos and was described as “shredded” during pre-season.
Dennis Schröder has praised Andreas Obst after Obst was named MVP of the German Basketball Bundesliga. Schröder called Obst the ‘best shooter in Europe right now’. Obst said the award was ‘truly special’.
Alex Fitzpatrick, fresh off a win at the Zurich Classic with his brother Matt, tied for ninth at the Cadillac Championship. This finish earned him $500,000 and further established his presence on the PGA Tour. Fitzpatrick’s strong performance included leading the field in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee.
