i visualise the other belts as well and get the full wbo. ivisualise it. i visuaiise— full wbo.inning. and keeping the _ knocking him down. and winning. and keeping the wbo interim and marching onwards _ keeping the wbo interim and marching onwards i8— keeping the wbo interim and marching onwards. 'j~ , ., , ., onwards. 18 stone, £4! it is going to be at high _ onwards. 18 stone, £4! it is going to be at high paced _ onwards. 18 stone, £4! it is going to be at high paced fight. - onwards. 18 stone, £4! it is going to be at high paced fight. zhang l onwards. 18 stone, £4! it is going| to be at high paced fight. zhang is recently fit. he lost his last fight, but i thought he won the fight, but i thought he won the fight, but i thought he won the fight, but his issue was he faded towards the end, joejoyce, the juggernaut is the most fitting boxing nickname around. he fights like a juggernaut, he takes shots to land his own. incredible engine, incredible durability. i thinkjoyce wins in the last third of the fight. i thinkjoejoyce deserves a shot against fury or usyk and i think pro

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it's mandatory for all exam to reduce a cosmic wbo belt, but he _ exam to reduce a cosmic wbo belt, but joe credit for taking the fight because he doesn't want to be involved in pushover— he doesn't want to be involved in pushover fights. they don't do them any good, _ pushover fights. they don't do them any good, this is a fight that helps build _ any good, this is a fight that helps build his— any good, this is a fight that helps build his reputation and that's what we need _ build his reputation and that's what we need. all the guys underneath, joe was _ we need. all the guys underneath, joe was probably the only one who has a _ joe was probably the only one who has a chance against tyson fury and 0teksandar— has a chance against tyson fury and oleksandar usyk. is a has a chance against tyson fury and oleksandar usyk.— has a chance against tyson fury and oleksandar usyk. is a poem is named the big bang. — oleksandar usyk. is a poem is named the big bang, chose _ oleksandar usyk. is a poem is named the big bang, chose the _ oleksandar usyk. is a poem is named the big bang, chose theju

and keeping the wbo interim and marching onwards. 18 stone, alb!the end. joejoyce, thejuggernaut is the most fitting boxing nickname around. he fights like a juggernaut, he takes shots to land his own. incredible engine, incredible durability. i thinkjoyce wins in the last third of the fight. i thinkjoejoyce deserves a shot against fury or usyk and i think probably at this point of time, to me, he's the only heavyweight that has a chance of beating either fury or usyk. the world snooker championship is under way at sheffield's crucible theatre. the 2015 champion stuart bingham won five frames in a row to open up a 6—3 advantage over dave gilbert. they'll play to a finish tomorrow morning. elsewhere, another former winner — australia's neil robertson — leads the chinese debutant wu yize by six frames to three. robertson won the title in 2010, but has not made a final since then. at the world championships. these are live pictures from the crucible. ali carter is on table number two. you have two tables in the crucible theatre. and he is one frame ap

natasha jonas will defend her wbo, wbc, ibf and ring magazine light—middleweight titles on 17th junetch with chris eubankjr at the a0 arena. her opponent is yet to be annonced, however she was one of the standout fighters of 2022 winning three world titles injust nine months. ireland collapsed to another innings defeat in the second test against sri lanka, as the hosts completed a 2—0 series win in galle. the tourists were out for 202 in their second innings, leaving them 10 shy of sri lanka's tally of 704—3 declared. ramesh mendis ripped through ireland's batting on the last day as he took 5—61; despite harry tector�*s brave 85. ireland had opened with their highest test total of a92 this in their first innings, before the hosts' response. great britain men's team thrashed new zealand 6—1 for a third successive victory in the pro league. sam ward hit a hat—trick as the men's team followed up their 5—2 win against the same opposition and a 2—1victory over australia earlier this week. elsewhere, gb women had slipped to defeat despite taking the lead through tessa howard. they stay sev

and it's been confirmed that lawrence okolie will defend his wbo cruiserweight title against chris billam—smithinst david light last month to extend his unbeaten record to 19 fights. lawyers representing a group of 100 former rugby league players and 1a former footballers say they'll file claims at the high court for brain damage caused by playing their respective sports. it's part of a legal action already being pursued by over 200 former rugby union players. in total across the two codes of rugby — and football — 378 former players are pursuing cases against the governing bodies of their sports. extreme headaches and agitated, frustrated, skin starts itching all over my body, literally all over my body, and they think it is all related to these things, these continuous impacts. i don't know the science, i will be totally honest with you, but i would like to get more information about it and if that information can then be passed on to future generations to say ok, we need to control this or that or prevent, then it's worthwhile. golf's first major of the year gets under way later this week, w

in the meantime, he has an interim wbo title to defend against china's zhi—lei zhang at the copperboxboxing. i want the fight to happen. but, you know, i've got like, you know, how the things work with the governing bodies and that. and i can onlyjust fight what is put in front of me. so why not fight a good fight and give it get everyone entertained and fight zhilei zhang over there and have a great fight and beat him. and then i can go and challenge the rest of them. this weekend sees the start of the world transplant games — a competition where all the athletes taking part have received a transplant at some point their lives. for teenager rian snell, that happened when he was just three years old — receiving a kidney from his mum. now 15 years later, both his parents will be cheering him on at the games in australia as he gets ready to take part in a few of the events. rian spoke to my colleague chetan pathak a little earlier. i was born with chronic renal failure, which was basically both of my kidneys weren't functioning and they had to be replaced, so i got a kidney transplant w

natasha jonas is going to defend the wbo and wbc and ibf light middleweight titles on the 17th ofjunee undercard of liam smith's fight with chris eubank junior but her opponent is yet to be announced. lastlyjonas was the first woman to be when the fighter of the year award and won three world titles in the space ofjust nine months. that is all for now. i will be back in the next hour. there has been growing concern about the impact of concussion people play amateur sport. impact of concussion people play amateursport. in impact of concussion people play amateur sport. in the uk that is being addressed with new guidance for clubs to manage head injuries. anyone with suspicious that suspected concussion should be removed from the pitch for at least 2a hours in players with definite symptoms should not return to competitive sport for at least 21 days. first, fun and at times high impact. this team of under 15 such training hard in west london. here players are learning how to tackle safely as possible, how to protect themselves from a blow which could lead to a head injury. i themselves

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boxing and natasha jonas is going to defend his wbo, wbc and ibf light middleweight titles on the 17thchester. she will fight on the undercard of the liam smith against chris eubankjunior about her opponent has not been named yet. last year she was the first woman to win the brick —— fighter of the year award and won three world titles in just nine months. that is all your support for now. —— sport. let's take you back to sudan with a crisis continues as the army and the rival paramilitary group at a —— accusing each other of breaking the ceasefire. this is thousands of people continue to attempt to flee the country. he has been fighting in the capital as well as in the darfur region. the world health organization has warned though is having a catastrophic impact with medical staff and patients unable to reach facilities. let's cross live to our correspondent in ethiopia. tell me exactly what we know about this fragile ceasefire that is continuing today but they have been pockets of fighting reported within sudan. yes indeed. fighting reported within sudan. is; indeed. one thing is cer

boxing and natasha jonas is going to defend the wbo wbc and light middleweight temp...mith against chris eubankjunior but her opponent has not been named yet. last year she was the first woman to win the british boxing board of control�*s fighter of the year award. she won three world titles in the space of just nine months. in the last few minutes from news, ferraris charlotte clay has claimed pole sunday's azerbaijan grand prix. let's take you back to our top story on the continuing crisis in sudan as the ceasefire continues to hold. many people continue to try to escape and wealthy efforts to foreign nationals out of sudan and so safety continues not everyone has found that process easy. sudanese born nhs doctor has been trapped in sudan after visiting family for eight. he was turned away from evacuation flights because he doesn't hold a british passport. he has now been accepted into a flight. let's cross now to our correspondent who has been speaking to the doctor. tell us a bit about what happened to him over the past few days. he is tell us a bit about what happe

in the meantime, he has an interim wbo title to defend against china's zhilei zhang at the copperboxve love for all sports and i found my love for sport and boxing. it is a whole package. it's everything, all of the ingredients that make a great champion. that's what i want to be. i'm just close, i have the w o interim, i don't know how close i could beats the world title, all of those seem to be running scared or doing their own little thing but i want the fight to happen and acknowledge fight what is put in front of me. so why not fight a good fight and get everyone entertained and fight my pulled it over there and fight my pulled it over there and beat him and have a great fight and beat him and have a great fight and have a challenge of the rest of them. ~ , .., and have a challenge of the rest of them. ~ , .. ., and have a challenge of the rest of them. ~ , ., , ., them. west came to starting the second half _ them. west came to starting the second half available _ them. west came to starting the second half available on - them. west came to starting the second half available on

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last year she won three world titles, the wbo, wbc and ibf belts, injust nine months.rnament staged in the uk for generations. the prize will be a chance to join the world's elite, and great britain will be hoping home ice gives them the edge. this week i've been on the ice with the british team. the stage is set for the biggest clashes on ice to be witnessed in the uk in a generation. bone crunching smashes, a lightning fast blur of bodies, sticks and pucks, six nations battle for promotion to the top division and a chance to rejoin the world's elite teams. and for great britain, it is a road to redemption. they ended decades in the wilderness in 2018 and spent three seasons in the top flight before relegation last year. but now, in front of their home fans, here on the ice in nottingham this week they had this chance to bounce straight back. once again they are stretching every muscle in the face of adversity. stretching every muscle in the face of adversity-— of adversity. there a fire and hunter of adversity. there a fire and hunger in — of adversity. there a fire