now, he shocked the world with his victory over world heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua. the mexican andy ruinr isn't conviced by the terms of their rematch, claiming nothing has been signed ahead of their december bout in saudi arabia. as our boxing reporter ade adedoyin explains. the background to all of this is the andy ruiz the background to all of this is the andy ruinr was not his mandatory challenger when he faced anthony josh with the first time. he was a late substitute for the fighter who was pulled out for banned substances. it was a voluntary defence and in the situations it is not uncommon for promoters to put a recess 0 n not uncommon for promoters to put a recess on the contract. just in case a champion was his. there was a rematch because which andy ruiz assigned to. in that clause is there normally will be a guaranteed purse. and we also understand that the contract would have said thatjoshua potts i9 contract would have said thatjoshua potts 19 controls the promotions for the rematch and they would determine the rematch and they would determine the dates

so the background to this is that ruiz wasn't anthonyjoshua's mandatory challenger stop he was a lateto put in a rematch clause in the event the champion loses, which is what happened in june. when the champion loses, which is what happened injune. when he signed the contract for the first fight, the contract for the first fight, the contract would have stipulated a rematch and it would have been a guaranteed purse for that and we understand that's about £9.5 million, but we understand the contract would have said joshua's tea m contract would have said joshua's team would have had the promotional rights for the rematch. there is a legally binding document he signed before the first fight injune and it said you will get this amount for the rematch but we and the date for the rematch but we and the date for the second fight, so there's no way around that unfortunately for ruiz. in cincinnati, madison keys and simona halep in theirfinal set, madison keys is 5—4 up in that one. the winner will play venus williams. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, but from me and the

better than any frazer clarke is a man who knows anthonyjoshua better than any other boxer.rs sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squad. sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squadlj sparring together as part of the great britain olympic squad. i would drop him a message regularly and just in general, if i need any advice, he is sort of probably the go to person. all i was thinking but when i was sparring those top people was what it was doing for me. it was helping them but i took the benefit out of it myself. fraser clark has had to wait for his chance to shine, as joshua and then joe joyce was chosen to compete ahead of him at the last two olympic games. i've had to learn to be very patient. i'm 28 yea rs to learn to be very patient. i'm 28 years old. i feel in the prime of my life. i am in years old. i feel in the prime of my life. iam in no years old. i feel in the prime of my life. i am in no rush. ifeel great. i think everything falls into place at the right time. but two years ago, fraser clark's career was almost ended before it h

we have a date for anthonyjoshua's rematch with andy ruiz have a date for anthonyjoshua's rematch with a shock defeat to the american in new york in june. hannah mills and eilidh mcintyre have won world sailing gold in tokyo — at the same venue where the olympics will be held next year. they won the 470 class for their first title as a duo. that is all for me. active holly come alive in anfield. plenty of fa ns come alive in anfield. plenty of fans appearing now. we saw a lot of liverpool fans earlier, and i can tell you quite a lot of green and yellow shirts around. there will bea be a few changes for these fans to get used to this year. there are 12 new rules. the ar come in the video assistant referee comment will be introduced... we've seen it at the men's and women's world cup, the champions league, the fa cup — but how will it fare in the english top flight? if there is any confusion left, exactly how it works, alan shearer has all the details. var is in the premier league this season and it will help our referees make good decisions. let's be let‘s be clear— let's be clear— we w

the rematch between anthonyjoshua, and andy ruinr.ce in saudi arabia on december 7th. ruiz sensationally beat the british heavyweight injune in new york becoming the first mexican heavyweight champ. the decision to host the rematch near riyadh, has caused some stir — many feeling the poor human rights record of saudi arabia should be called into question. ‘sportswashing', that's what amnesty interntional, the human rights organistion, are calling it. effectively using the fight to improve their reputation. this is what their uk head of campaigns, felix jakens had to say. we can hear from amnesty international now. they want to ensure that human rights are that eve ryo ne ensure that human rights are that everyone viewing this fight or interested in is aware of the human rights record that saudi arabia has. execute, at one of the top executing countries in the world and systematically discriminating against women and you women human rights activists in prison and it carries out indiscriminate bombings in yemen at the moment and terribl

promoter eddie hearn has been defending the decision to stage the rematch between andy ruinunior and anthonyjoshuaon to stage it. ruiz caused a huge upset when he beat joshua, in new york injune, to take his four world heavyweight titles. but the decision to stage a re—match in diriyah, near riyadh, has caused quite a stir, with many calling into question saudi arabia's record on human rights. we really want to ensure human rights around the agenda and that eve ryo ne rights around the agenda and that everyone who is going to be viewing this fight, some are going to be interested in it, actually aware of the awful human rights record that saudi arabia has. you know, one of the top executing countries in the world, systematically discriminates against women, we see women, human rights activists in prison for peaceful activities, it carries out indiscriminate bombings in yemen at the moment. we've seen terrible human rights — torture in custody, its record is really abysmal. this could change the sport of boxing forever because of saudi arabia invest or, continue to invest in the sport of boxing, as

it's the fight that's been billed the ‘clash of the dunes' the rematch between anthonyjoshua, and andyke place in saudi arabia on december 7th. joshua was sensationally beaten back injune of course. but the decision to host the rematch near riyadh has caused some stir with charities, including amnesty international saying it shouldn't be held there because of saudi's human rights record. you'll hearfrom them in a moment but first here's fight promoter eddie hearn defending the choice. this could change the sport of boxing forever because if saudi arabia invest or better say continue to invest in the sport of boxing, as do other countries in that region, then you will see a lot of mega— fights out there. i'm just one of every promoter that's tried to land a mega— fight in this region, i'm just the first one to do it. so the stick comes with that but we made a decision that this was a big moment for the sport of boxing and this is an iconic fight that will go down in history where excited to host it on december the 7th in saudi arabia. human rights need to be on the agenda he of us to ev

the rematch between anthonyjoshua, and andy ruinr. december 7th. ruiz sensationally beat the british heavyweight injune in new york becoming the first mexican heavyweight champ. the decision to host the rematch near riyadh, has caused some stir — many feeling the poor human rights record of saudi arabia should be called into question. ‘sportswashing', that's what amnesty interntional, the human rights organistion, are calling it. effectively using the fight to improve their reputation. this is what their uk head of campaigns, felix jakens had to say. we can hear from amnesty international now. they want to ensure that

world champion andy ruinunior says he wants to end anthonyjoshua's career, after confirming their rematchit's been a great day forfor dina asher smith at the british championships in birmingham she won the 100 metres,setting a championship record, in a time of 10.96 seconds. the event in birmingham also doubles up as trials for next month's world championship, asher smith's victory means she's secured her place in the british team for doha. i'm so happy! obviously i've kinda been sub 11 all season, so obviously i've kinda been sub 11 all season, so when i crossed the line in the heat, with 1103, was like oh no. and even though, you —2.1, so i'm really happy with it on reflection, but i still want to that sub 11 for my own little game that i'm playing with myself, and when i saw 1103 again, i oh well. then to run ten nine into a headwind is really good, yeah, i'm really happy! the men's 100 metres was much closer, and there was a surprise winner. ojie edoborun edging out adam gemili and zharnel hughes, all three finishing in a time of 10.18. the result decided on a photo—finish. an impress

he's had to wait for his chance behind the likes of anthonyjoshua, and he's had to overcome serious injuryter than any other boxer. as the pair spent years sparring together as part of the great britain squad. he is always on the other end of the phone, i would drop him a message regularly, just in general. if i need any advice, he is the go to person. when i spar people, what it's doing for me, obviously it's helping them, but ijust take the benefit out of it myself. clark has had to wait for his chance to shine, asjoshua and joejoyce were chosen to compete i had of him at the last two olympic games. i've had to learn to be patient, i'm 28 years old. ifeel like i'm in the prime of my life. i'm in no rush. i feel great. i think everything falls into place at the right time. but two years ago, clark's career was almost ended before it had really begun. after a training accident left his leg with serious damage. i slipped over in a warm up for training, and i detached my hamstring. i've got quite a good pain threshold, but this is the worst pain i've ever felt my life, ever. he needed an ope

world champion andy ruinunior says he wants to end anthonyjoshua's career, after confirming their rematchh. let's get back to some football news. 2a hours ago, it looked like bury football club would be no more. it had until midnight last night to find a buyer — or be expelled from the football league. but late last night, a deal was agreed by owner steve dale to sell the league one side — with a new deadline of 5pm on tuesday to complete the sale. bbc radio manchester's mike minay has been following the story. earlier he told me, bury‘s not out of the woods just yet. with all these things, there's so many convocations around it. yes, the positive sign was that steve admitted he'd sold the club, which isa admitted he'd sold the club, which is a huge step forward, particularly for berry fans, then they confirmed recognition of this move by steve dale. this morning then it puts out their own statement saying that they recognised a credible buyer. and they wanted to exclusively work with them to help the change of control from their club from there, they did fire a warning shot saying that t

anthonyjoshua's promoter eddie hearn has defended the decision to hold his rematch with andy ruinunioruman rights record, but hearn says there is an obligation to grow the sport to new areas and regions. really controversial decision to go to saudi arabia. that's in the papers too. the amir khan fight lacked any atmosphere last month. but it paid quite a lot of cash. u nfortu nately but it paid quite a lot of cash. unfortunately that's what it's all about! shall we do some papers?” didn't understand! what have you got, steph? front pages, we are doing those, aren't we? you confused me with your strange language!” think he was being scottish!” me with your strange language!” think he was being scottish! i was talking rubbish! let's do the front pages. the mail leads with the same story as us today, mps calling for a ban on using mobile phones hands—free whilst driving. it pictures boris johnson and his partner carrie symonds together at their first joint public engagement. that photo also features on the front of the times, which leads on the us saying it will enthusiastically back a no

anthonyjoshua's rematch with andy ruinunior will take place in saudi arabia.ican. the contest will take place on the 7th of december. unfamiliar surroundings when he was fighting in new york, so it will certainly be unfamiliar when he is fighting in saudi arabia. but he needs to get back to his winning ways. that is going to be a huge fight. yeah, it will be. thank you. speaking of winning ways, and speaking about starting young... at the age of 15, nabila tejpar got her first rally car. motor sport is in her blood. she's following in her grandfather and father's footsteps. she's now aiming for european and world titles, and mike's been to meet her. the crowds have flocked here to the goodwood festival of speed in west sussex to see some of the world's top rally drivers in action. among them now is a woman from britain who's blazing a trail for more women into the sport. nabila tejpar is the reigning british ladies champion. now aiming for european and world the rally glory, driving on the edge with the world flashing past at 80 mph. lots of people assume rall

anthonyjoshua's rematch with andy ruinunior will take place in saudi arabia.ace on the seventh of december. 0bviously, joshua seems to have trimmed down a bit. people saying, is he too big? is that why he lost? he looks like a body—builder and actually you need to be more mobile in the ring. it looks from recent pictures like he has turned down. five or six eggs for breakfast, two phillips steaks for dinner. he will wa nt to phillips steaks for dinner. he will want to put a marker down and show the world all the hype was for a reason and get those titles back. sporting dynasty is later. you get it in families. 0ften sporting dynasty is later. you get it in families. often in motorsport. andretti. rosenberg. i have a feeling damon hill has a son involved, nigel mansell. schumacher. here's matt with a look at this morning's weather. wet again, charlie. some sunshine around this weekend but lots of rain recently. this is a couple of hours ago. more rain flowing down the road is almost like rivers at the moment. 0ver is almost like rivers at the moment. over 50 mi

anthonyjoshua's rematch with andy ruinr will take place in saudi arabia.injune to the unfancied american. lots of debate about where. the contest will take place on the seventh of december. why is he wearing his headphones like that? probably sponsorship. does that help you, give you the motivation you need to try and put ina big motivation you need to try and put in a big performance orders the extra pressure wear you a bit? never know. you will talk about the difficulties of full club surviving in the lower leagues in a few minutes. computer games are increasingly big business these days — played by more than a50 million people around the world. just a couple of weeks ago, the fortnite world cup saw winning teenagers become millionaires! now one school for pupils with special educational needs in north london, is introducing gaming lessons. steffan powell from radio 1's newsbeat has been to see the class in action. this is jack and emanuel, pupils are to be richard cloudesley school at the richard cloudesley school for special educational needs. along wi

anthonyjoshua's rematch with andy ruinunior will take place in saudi arabia.ied american. the contest will take place on the 7th of december. of course, we were talking about the start of the rugby world cup, not far away, but we're not far away from the olympics either, just year now. great britain have picked up a world championship sailing gold at the same venue. hannah mills and new partner eilidh mcintyre won the a70 class for their first world title as a pair. mills won gold in rio alongside saskia clark. it seems crazy that we are already gearing up for the olympics, doesn't it? yeah. great images there, great conditions for the sailing. yeah, it will be. quite tricky waters, i think. 0na will be. quite tricky waters, i think. on a bay that is very close to the pacific, so you get some pretty choppy conditions out there, which i think the sailors will love, and which i am sure will make for great viewing. all sorts of problems because of the weather here this week, all kinds of events cancelled. ch°ppy, week, all kinds of events cancelled. choppy, very

he's had to wait for his chance behind the likes of anthonyjoshua, and he's had to overcome serious injury any other boxer. as the pair spent years sparring together as part of the great britain squad. he is always on the other end of the phone, i would drop him a message regularly, just in general. and all advice, he is the go to person. when ice part one people, what it's doing for me, obviously it's helping them, but i just take the for me, obviously it's helping them, but ijust take the benefit for me, obviously it's helping them, but i just take the benefit out of it myself. clark has had to wait for his chance to shine, asjoshua and joe joyce were his chance to shine, asjoshua and joejoyce were chosen to compete i had of him at the last two 0lympic games. i've had to learn to be patient, i'm 28 years old. i feel like i've had to learn to be patient, i'm 28 years old. ifeel like i'm in the prime of my life. i'm in no rush. i feel great. i think everything falls into place at the right time. but two years ago, clark plus my career was almost ended before it had really begun. after a tr

anthonyjoshua says he's determined to get his passion back for boxing.shua's first loss of his professional career, and says he's detrimined to prove it was a one—off. we've already had the cricket world cup, the netball world cup, one more to go this year — the rugby world cup starts next month. england name their squad on sunday after a warm—up game against wales, but ben teo'o and mike brown won't play. they've been left out of the squad for the match at twickenham, meaning they miss out on a last chance to impress head coach eddiejoes before he names his squad forjapan. and how about this for a change of career — olympian to full—time dj. this is chris mears who won britain's first olympic diving gold medal alongside jack laugher 2016. he's retired from diving to become a full time producer and dj. he's had quite the decade. back in 2009 he was given just a 5% chance of survival after suffering a ruptured spleen from undiagnosed glandular fever, then an olympic debut in london in 2012, then a gold medal four years later and now he's a dj. what a wond

the anthonyjoshua/ andy ruinunior rematch saga seems set to continue after ruiz told a mexican tv stationke place in saudi arabia on 7th of december. but ruiz, who is the unified world heavyweight champion insists negotiations are still ongoing. asked about a saudi arabia contest he said: "they want to do it there but i would like it in new york again." nick kyrigos has been knocked out of the cincinnati masters by karen kachenov despite going a set up. but it's not his tennis we are talking about. yet again, there were dramatic scenes after krygios was fired up because of a time violation. the australian unleashed a profanity—laced tirade at the chair umpire before throwing his towel over the tv camera — heading inside and taking his frustration out on his racquets. he is likely to face disciplinary action. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. jeremy corbyn has urged mps to install him as a caretaker prime minister to stop a no—deal brexit. the labour leader wrote a letter to the leaders of other opposition parties, and tory rebel mps, asking them to bac

and anthonyjoshua says to recover from a side strain.ua says he is determined to get his passion back for boxing. he is scheduled for a rematch later this year. he says he wants to prove it was a one—off. the case of the british woman accused of making a false rape allegation in cyprus has been adjourned this morning, after her lawyer resigned from the case. let's get the latest now from our correspondent mark lowen in cyrpus. bring us up—to—date with what has happened, mark? rebecca, it was a short hearing this morning here in paralimni in cyprus, when the defendant was led into the trial, to the courthouse, to the court room, to hear that her lawyer, andreas pittadjis, had resigned from the case. he made a statement in the courtroom saying he was to resign, citing a serious disagreement over the handling of the case, and the case was then adjourned to 19th august. the defendant, tearful, was remanded in custody until then. afterwards, we came out of the courtroom and we spoke to andreas pittadjis and asked him why he had resigned, he r

the anthonyjoshua versus andy ruinunior rematch saga seems set to continue after ruiz told a mexican would take place in saudi arabia on 7th of december. but ruiz, who is the unified world heavyweight champion insists negotiations are still ongoing. asked about a saudi arabia contest he said, "they want to do it there but... i would like it in new york again." wing ruaridh mcconnochie will make his england debut against wales on saturday. mcconnochie was named in the starting 15 last weekend before pulling out with injury. but he will now win his first cap in cardiff in the week he was a shock call—up to england's world cup squad. maro itoje returns as eddiejones makes three changes to the starting side. george ford again captains with owen farrell a replacement. warren gatland has made a few changes to his starting 15. centrejonathan davies will be joined by his younger brotherjames for the first time in a wales shirt. thye'll be the first brothers to play alongside each other since 2006. dan biggar comes in to replace the injured fly—half gareth anscombe. that's all the sport for n