Tyson Fury has seemingly changed his tune regarding a potential trilogy fight with Oleksandr Usyk. Fury twice lost to Usyk in 2024, with the Ukrainian becoming the first four-belt undisputed heavyweight champion in boxing history. Fury is now preparing for a fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
Fantasy Premier League expert Pras has shared advice on how to best navigate the upcoming gameweeks. A key strategy involves using the wildcard to set up for a bench boost in Gameweek 33. The free hit chip may also be needed in gameweek 34.
Carlos Alcaraz secured a victory over Tomas Martin Etcheverry in the Monte Carlo Masters. After nearly two and a half hours, Alcaraz claimed the win, despite losing the second set. He will face Bublik in the next round.
Carlos Alcaraz defeated Tomas Martin Etcheverry in the round of 16 at the Monte Carlo Masters. Alcaraz won in three sets, overcoming a second-set slump to secure his place in the quarter-finals. He will face Bublik in the next round.
Davis Riley will compete in the 2026 Masters Tournament. His most recent appearance at this tournament saw him finish tied for 21st at 2-under. He’ll tee off at Augusta National Golf Club April 9-12.
Mirra Andreeva secured a victory over Sloane Stephens in Linz, winning 6-4, 6-2. The win advances her to the quarterfinals. This is Andreeva’s first win over Stephens.
Paddy Power News provides fast results for the 2026 Aintree Grand National Festival. Day 2 includes high-class action with 11 Grade 1 races. Heart Wood aims to add to his Ryanair Chase success in the JCB Melling Chase.
Michael Edwards’ future at Liverpool is uncertain amid reports of frustration after the collapse of his multi-club plan. His departure would free up a staggering eight-figure sum in the club’s accounts. Matt Slater of The Athletic believes Edwards is likely to leave.
Harry Wilson provides his Aintree card tips for Friday. He highlights Sober Glory in the Top Novices’ Hurdle, suggesting he’ll be hard to catch if leading. Wilson also points to Boombawn in the Randox Topham Handicap Chase, noting his strong form at Aintree.
Jannik Sinner booked a spot in the Monte Carlo quarter-finals after victory over Tomas Machac. If Sinner wins the tournament he will replace Carlos Alcaraz as the world number one when the rankings are updated on Monday. Alcaraz continued his title defence bid in Monte Carlo after he beat Tomas Martin Etcheverry.