anthonyjoshua was knocked out by andy ruiz boxing history when anthonyjoshua was knocked out by andy ruinrareer in his 23rd fight. the mexican taking three of anthony joshua's titles from him. mexican taking three of anthony joshua's titles from him. the general consensus is that this fight would not go the distance but no one thought it would be anthonyjoshua being counted out. you looked out of sorts from the opening bell, started very slowly and he did put and the ruse during your down in the —— he did put andy ruiz ruse during your down in the —— he did put andy ruinr down one spot he was dropped four times in total before the referee stopped it. stunning upset, one of the biggest in heavyweight boxing history and the question is what does he do now? promoter eddie hearn says he wants him to exercise a rematch because and face andy ruiz him to exercise a rematch because and face andy ruinr in the uk. anthonyjoshua said he wants to face deontay wilder but he is already booked for a match later this year and tyson fury later this year. —— later next year. so it would be late next year if

andy ruinr taking all of his belts. he was originally supposed to fightjoelle miller.ast minute. many others overlooked him, certainly in the media. questions will be there. just looking at them, you would not expect him to be the winner. people in the build—up have talked about bone—crusher smith who was a late stand then yes ago, who did exactly the same thing. andy ruiz did exactly the same thing. andy ruinr deserves all the credit because he is now a world champion in his own right. could he unify the division eventually, getting that belt off deontay wilder? huge shock and new york. the biggest upset in heavyweight boxing. anthonyjoshua knocked out by andy ruiz heavyweight boxing. anthonyjoshua knocked out by andy ruinr in madison square garden, the first defeat of his professional career. his 23rd fight with the mexican taking joshua's wba world heavyweight title from him.|j taking joshua's wba world heavyweight title from him. i spoke to lots of people this week who pretty much said it would edit a knockout, but doubly rejected it would be anthonyjoshua who'd be

anthonyjoshua's promoter eddie hearn says a rematch with andy ruinr will take place in november or december boxing history, to takejoshua's three world heavyweight titles in new york on saturday. the women's world cup in football kicks off in france later this week, with england and scotland meeting in their first match on sunday. england have arrived in nice already ahead of that match which is where we find our reporterjo currie. the road cub journey the road cubjourney has the road cub journey has finally begun, all 23 players present and correct when they landed here in the sunshine this evening. it was smiles and they got off the coast, but a little bit of an emotional sendoff in the uk and that is because the fda revealed billboards and posters up fda revealed billboards and posters up and down the country with individual messages reach of the players from the family to their friends and in some cases, teachers as well. also surprised to see these people, family, friends and people from the local areas. the cloud is going wild and yeah, it was pretty special. my pe teachers, all the t

he will only be thinking about regaining his world heavyweight titles, after he was stopped by andy ruinr the fans will get behind his fighter, as he looks forward to a rematch later this year. imean, the i mean, the plan for his next fight has always been november— december, when i anticipate this rematch to happen. we have to exercise that, and we will do. every day that passes 110w, and we will do. every day that passes now, he will want this fight more and more. the only thing on his mind is to become heavyweight champion of the world again. you know, i hope the people get behind him, because he is a very good guy, has dedicated his life to the sport, and he will come again. and now the next chapter is, can he returned, and can he retain his belt, in what will be a much anticipated rematch? ducati rider danilo petrucci picked up his first ever motogp win in his home race, as he clinched the italian grand prix in mugello. the 28—year—old edged out championship leader marc marquez, who was aboard his honda, by less than half a second to take the win, with fellow ducati rider andrea dovi

joshua lost his three world titles in a shock defeat to andy ruinr in new york and as fury prepares for tom schwarz in las vegas this weekend, he's had plenty to say about that stunning defeat for his british rival. i thought he would win on points the way he did which is a park he tried knocking them on the prissy routes realised he couldn't that he got the victory, everyone else is like now he'll get knocked out, but i didn't think he would, he's a tough fella, body types me nothing in boxing. in fa ct body types me nothing in boxing. in fact he took a beating in the last 20 years. but when he came to the ring, i saw he didn't want to be there. and before we go have a look at this. this is how you make the most out of what should be a pretty unremarkable building. this is the roof of a waste recycling plant in the danish capital copenhagen. but it's been turned into a dry ski slope. and here's sweden's 0lympic freestyle skierjesper tjader trying it out. it's a 500—metre—long route which also has hiking trails, a climbing wall and restaurants. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a

anthonyjoshua shouldn't get straight back in the ring with andy ruiz get straight back in the ring with andy ruinr lost his three world titles to the mexican earlier this month. khan is preparing for a fight in saudi arabia next month and said his first pro defeat back in 2008 made him choose his next fights carefully to rebuild his career. and thatjoshua should carefully to rebuild his career. and that joshua should do carefully to rebuild his career. and thatjoshua should do the same after his shock defeat. don't give up, come back stronger, keep working hard. i don't think you should fight the same guy again, this quick, you should take one or two tune—up fights and then get back in the ring with him. i think that would build his confidence back up and then step in the. a quick look at other headlines. luis enrique has left his position as the head coach of the spanish national team. he's stepping down after less than a year in charge, with former assistant coach robert moreno replacing him. enrique had been absent since march because of "a family matter of an urgent nature" according to the sp

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another in new york, where anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight title against the mexican andy ruinrblast of heat on the way for some of us today, but a very short lived heatwave it will be. temperatures will ebb away as we go into a long, u nsettled will ebb away as we go into a long, unsettled week next week. it's saturday the 1st ofjune. our top story: around 70,000 liverpool and tottenham hotspur supporters will be in madrid tonight for only the second ever champions league final to feature two english clubs. if tottenham win, they'll lift their first european cup. liverpool will be hoping they can win their sixth. 0ur foreign correspondent, anna holligann, has been finding out how are fans feeling ahead of the big game. come on, you spurs! there is only one thing on his mind, and hers. every one of the 70,000 supporters in the city, all intent on victory. for many, it has been a missionjust to get here. we flew out from australia on wednesday afternoon. i have already lost my voice, all the singing! it has been good, the atmosphere has been great so far. uefa have warned fans to

tyson fury believes former world champion anthonyjoshua is "finished" after his shock defeat by andy ruinrbo titles in a seventh—round stoppage loss to ruiz in new york earlier this month. ahead of his fight with german tom schwarz in las vegas on saturday fury told the bbc that he believed joshua didn't want to be in the ring. i thought joshua i thoughtjoshua would win on points, he realised he could knock him outand points, he realised he could knock him out and boxed his way to a points victory everyone thought it would be knocked out but i didn't think he would, he is tough, body types meet nothing in boxing. —— mean nothing. in the ring he didn't wa nt to mean nothing. in the ring he didn't want to be there. tiger woods believes he has still has ten years and a0 majors to overhauljack nicklaus‘ record of 18 major wins. woods completed a remarkable comeback from injury to win the masters back in april, and is among the favourites for the us open which gets underway tomorrow at pebble beach in california. this game was taken away from me for a few years and i miss competing and playing

the history of heavyweight boxing as anthonyjoshua loses his three world titles to the mexican andy ruinr seventh round stoppage at new york's madison square garden. yesterday we got to 27.6 degrees, call the 28 if you like, just to the west of london and heathrow. the hottest day of 2019 so far. fresher weather is on the way for the weekend. it's sunday the 2nd ofjune. our top story: liverpool have become european champions for the sixth time after beating tottenham in last night's champions league final. the reds won the game in madrid 2—0 to givejurgen klopp his first trophy as liverpool boss. 0ur sports reporter david 0rnstein was at the game. back in possession of the trophy they have come to love the most, a club defined by european success doing what they do best. the one thing missing from liverpool's resurgence underjurgen klopp was silverware. now they have a piece — arguably the greatest of the lot. fans converged on the spanish capital in tens of thousands, or only the second all english final, but no sooner had the teams take into their stage than the drama began, liverpool g

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minor setback, and says he'll win back his three world heavyweight titles after being beaten by andy ruinro face joshua, but knocked him down four times before the fight was stopped. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin was at madison square garden. not many thought this would go the distance, and even fewer thought it would be joshua who would be counted out. the champion struck first, and as he went for the finish, ruiz countered, wobbling joshua before a right hand sent him to the canvas. moments later, he wilted under another barrage of punches. surely the unthinkable wasn't about to happen. sensing his moment, ruiz swarmed onjoshua in the seventh. two more knock—downs and it was all over. the referee had seen enough. a shock to rank amongst the greatest in heavyweight history, bya man who wasn't even supposed to be there. joshua says he still wants to face the champion, deontay wilder. i wanted to prove all the doubters wrong. they was telling me i was going to lose in the first round, the third round. what do you know man, i am the first mexican heavyweight champion of the world. boxing is abou

tonight, british heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua will fight andy ruinr at madison square garden.f reach. wbc world heavyweight champion deontay wilder says he has signed an agreement to face tyson fury in a rematch after he has fought luis ortiz. it meansjoshua is unlikely to fight either fury or wilder in the near future. our reporter ade adedoyne is in new york for us. disappointment. you could argue the timing of deontay wilder announcement this week done to overs ha d ow announcement this week done to overshadow what is joshua's first bow and the us as a professional. on tuesday, he told me and the white media that he wanted to meet with deontay wilder face—to—face to try and arrange this unification bout. hours later, deontay wilder said he was fighting ortiz and last night on the e of the bout, deontay wilder they confirmed he is facing tyson fury. the cynics will say this was all done strategically by deontay wilder and his camp was no love lost between them and joshua. as you say, importantly it freezes outjoshua as far as unification is concerned so we are far as unifica

joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr at new york's madison square gardenfew people are giving him a chance against the man who's still unbeaten. that's all the sport for now. we'll keep you updated on the champions league final throughout the night. here in london, final preparations have been taking place ahead of president trump's arrival on monday for a three—day state visit. he's only the third american president to make a state visit to the uk during the reign of queen elizabeth. the bbc‘s jonny dymond takes a light—hearted look at what to expect this time around. it is state visit time. the question is, what is in the bag for the president? oh, i've dropped my flags! the big difference is the royal family. we call it a state visit — it's effectively a royal visit. so, last time, yes, there was tea with the queen but it was a kind of afterthought. this is all about the palace, the banquet. it will be a much, much more formal affair. in the state visit, normally, there would be an open top carriage ride. presidents of the united states never do that on

joshua knocked out by andy ruinr in the 7th round at madison square garden. ibf, wbo and wba world heavyweight titles from him. our reporter ade adedoyin is in new york for us. not many countered that it would be anthonyjoshua who would be defeated. in his eagerness to finish the fight he ended up getting caught with a big punch. he looked really u nsettled with a big punch. he looked really unsettled and dropped twice again on the seventh round before the referee stopped it. a stunning upset, one of the biggest in boxing history. what does he do now? his promoter says he would like him to exercise a rematch clause. joshua says he would like to face the on the wilder. then tyson fury early next year. the earliest anthonyjoshua will fury early next year. the earliest anthony joshua will be fury early next year. the earliest anthonyjoshua will be able to face either man will be late next year. he has a lot to figure out what went wrong. what a performance for his opponent to make history by becoming the first mexican heavyweight champion of the wealth and he sa

tonight, british heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua will fight andy ruinr at madison square garden.rld heavyweight champion deontay wilder says he has signed an agreement to face tyson fury in a rematch after he has fought luis 0rtiz. it meansjoshua is unlikely to fight either fury or wilder in the near future. 0ur reporter ade adedoyne is in new york for us. what's been the reaction from joshua's camp to this announcement, ade? a lot of disappointment and you could argue that the timing of wilder's announcement this week was done to overshadow what is anthony joshua's first bow in the us as a professional. her member on tuesday he told me in the worldwide media he wa nted he told me in the worldwide media he wanted to meet with wilder face—to—face to try and arrange a unification bout. hours later, wilder said he was fighting luis 0rtiz wilder said he was fighting luis ortiz and on the eve of the bout, wilder they confirm that he is facing tyson fury. the financial said this was all done strategically by wilder in his camp, no love lost between them and anthonyjoshua of course and

joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr at new york's maddison square gardenthough few people are giving him a chance against the man who's still unbeaten. i know the support in britain right now is phenomenal and i know thejob at hand, so i approach my training, my lifestyle towards the sport very seriously, and it's about delivering time and time again. as i said, tomorrow night, i put the titles in the air and they're up for grabs, and me and him go to war and the best man wins. joshua said earlier this week that he was targetting tyson fury next, but he may have missed his chance. the wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder claims he's signed an agreement to face fury in a rematch following his next fight against luis ortiz. fury and wilder's first contest in las vegas ended in a draw last december. fury‘s promoter, frank warren, has told bbc sport, "any announcements about future fights will be in due course." in the french open tennis, simona halep is through to round four at roland garros. the defending champion needed just 55 minutes to see off ukrania

at around 3:30 tomorrow morning, anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinrving him a chance against the man who's yet to be beaten in his professional career i know the support in britain right now is phenomenal and i know thejob at hand, so i approach my training, my lifestyle towards the sport very seriously, and it's about delivering time and time again. as i said, tomorrow night, i put the titles in the air and they're up for grabs and me and him go to war, so the best man wins. should joshua beat ruiz in the early hours of the morning in new york, he'll be expected to face fellow champion deontay wilder, or set up an all—british fight against tyson fury. however, both of those potential bouts look unlikely, after wilder tweeted that he's signed an agreement to face fury in a rematch. it comes just days after wilder announced he'll be fighting luis 0rtiz in another rematch, expected to take place in september. any announcements about future fights will be in due course. huge match in madrid later, and it's a massive day at twickenham as well, with exeter

joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr at new york's madison square gardenlthough few people are giving him a chance against the man who's still unbeaten. the former arsenal player jose antonio reyes has died in a car accident in spain. he was 35. reyes joined arsenal in 2004 and was part of the ‘invincibles' side which went unbeaten during that season. a minute's silence was observed at the champions league final as a mark of respect to reyes. that's all the sport for now. northern ireland's chief constable says there was an attempt to murder one of his officers in belfast this afternoon. a bomb was found under a car at a golf club in the east of the city. the officer had been playing at the club and was preparing to leave. the club was evacuated and other vehicles in the car park checked. the uk border force intercepted 74 migrants today after eight small boats crossed the english channel. the home office said the men, women and children have had medical examinations. a criminal investigation's been launched. our correspondent, richard galpin, is with me.

anthonyjoshua's promoter, eddie hearn, says a rematch with andy ruinr will take place in november orst shocks in boxing history, as ruiz defied the odds to win in seven rounds in new york at the weekend, at the same time taking joshua's three world heavyweight titles. we are just a couple of days away from the start of the women's football world cup. scotland take on england in their opening game on sunday. the lionesses have arrived at their hotel this afternoon ahead of that match in nice. here they are being greeted by an enthusiastic fifa welcome party. scotland will fly out tomorrow. wales women, meanwhile, ended a seven—game goal drought to beat world cup—bound new zealand 1—0 in a friendly in cardiff tonight. kayleigh green scored the only goal, in the 90th minute. that's all the sport for now. hello there. almost all of us saw some rainfall on tuesday as an area of low pressure worked its way from south to north. it is now pulling out into the north sea, but it will trailer weather front back across scotla nd trailer weather front back across scotland and northern ireland tod

joshua lost his three world heavyweight titles to the unfancied andy ruinr in new york.icket world cup today. they take on pakistan at trent bridge, looking to build on that impressive win over south africa last time out. 0h oh my goodness, it has been a busy few days. you missed a lot, walker. i have been watching it all. multitasking with the best of us. you won't have seen anthonyjoshua, if you are coming back. incredible upset, we have a great exec coming in the papers. i was watching quite a few interviews he gave yesterday saying how he will deal with that, and some of the things he has gone through in his career, and how he is going to quite literally take it on the chin, and a possible fight with de0ntay wilder. he was incredibly gracious, gracious in victory, but gracious, gracious in victory, but gracious in defeat as well. let's take a look at today's papers. the liverpool football team appear on the front of a number of today's papers. several also focus on donald trump's uk visit, with the guardian reporting on the anger provoked by the us ambassador suggest

around 3.30am tomorrow morning, anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr be beaten in his professional career i know the support in britain right now is phenomenal and i knew thejob at hand, so i approach my chairman, my lifestyle towards the sport very seriously and that is about delivering time and time again. as i say, tomorrow night i put the titles in the airand say, tomorrow night i put the titles in the air and they are up for grabs and me and him go forwarand best man wins. a huge match in madrid later, and it's a massive day at twickenham as well with exeter taking on saracens in the premiership rugby union final, a repeat of last year's showpiece and the 2016 version too. so what has the exeter head coach rob baxter learned from those experiences? maybe just learn to be ourselves a little bit more. last year we were pretty good physically, particularly in the early stages of the game, but were we actually cool—headed and did we see the opportunities that were there in attack and probably in defence? we didn't really, and that is something we have

joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr at new york's maddison square garden i know the support in britain right now is phenomenal and i know thejob at hand, so i approach my training, my lifestyle towards the sport very seriously, and it's about delivering time and time again. as i said, tomorrow night, i put the titles in the air and they're up for grabs, and me and him go to war and the best man wins. that's all the sport for now. it's time for the film review. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. in his spring linens. so, jason, what do we have this week? i have a schlocky shocker from the blumhouse horror locker. olivia spencer and some gullible teenagers star in ma. a nuclear threat unleashes the titans again in godzilla. should i stay or armageddon out of here? laughter. europe on the brink of collapse. this is in 1913, in budapest and the return of the oscar—winning director laszlo nemes in sunset. let's start with ma. as in mum or mother. one of the teenagers calls octavia

at about 3:30 tomorrow morning, anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinressional career a lot of support in britain right now, it's phenomenal. i know there is a job at hand, so i take my training and lifestyle very seriously, and it is about delivering time and time again. tomorrow night, i put the titles in the air and they are up for grabs. the best man wins. if you fancy a major final but can't go to madrid, how about london instead? twickenham hosts english rugby's premiership final this afternoon. exeter take on saracens in a repeat of last year's showpiece and the 2016 version too. so what has the exeter head coach rob baxter learned from those experiences? maybe just learn to be ourselves a little bit more. last year we were pretty good physically, particularly in the early stages of the game, but where we actually coolheaded and did we see the opportunities that were there in attack and probably in defence? we didn't really, and that is something we have to learn from and move forward, because it doesn't matter how hot the battle gets we need to b