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The rumors started swirling even before Jake Paul began his bout with Ryan Bourland. One quick round later, it was confirmed. The world title fight between Amanda Serrano and Nina Meinke was cancelled . Amanda Serrano came out to the ring crying and was heartbreaking to see. Joined in the ring by Felix Trinidad and her opponent Nina Meinke, Serrano announced to the crowd that they will get a 100% refund before she breaks down in tears and leaves Jake Paul to explain that a last minute medical issue left her cornea exposed , meaning that the doctors would not approve the fight . Shit happens. But they are refunding tickets at 100% And paying purses. It’s confirmed here via MVP it was an eye injury suffered yesterday. So sad. But shit happens in life. Come back stronger. #BOXINGnBBQ#boxing#SerranoMeinke https://t.co/zFuzx9xJme pic.twitter.com/5ExvHhY0hX — BOXING n BBQ (@BOXINGnBBQ) March 3, 2024 Apparently some hair gel had gotten into her eye the day before as she was havin...

With the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) having made its most recent update to the world rankings, it’s time to take a look at who’s hot, who’s not, and of course who is the No. 1 women’s Tennis player in the world right now. Who is the world No. 1 in women’s tennis? Related stories GOLF Mexico Open: How to watch UFC Watch Topuria’s family’s reaction to KO Though she saw her standing drop briefly after a shock third-round exit in the Australian Open last month, Polish sensation Iga Swiatek is once again No. 1 in women’s tennis. Indeed, the 22-year-old has made a habit of dominating the opposition since her arrival in the upper echelons of the sport. To date, Swiatek has won four Grand Slams: The French Open in 2020, 2022, and 2023, as well as the US Open in 2022. Given her age and stage, it’s highly likely she will be adding to that tally before long if she continues to play the way she has been. Below you can see the most recent update to the top 10 in women’s tennis: WTA women...

Manchester United next big project away from the pitch could be the build ing of a brand new training ground , having outgrown their current base at Carrington. United moved to Carrington, built on former farmland near the M60 ring road in 2002 after legendary former manager Sir Alex Ferguson had grown concerned by a lack of privacy at The Cliff, the club's previous primary training base since the 1930s and still used for some youth operations. The likes of Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur have developed better elite training facilities in more recent years. But it's not as straightforward as just adding to or redeveloping the Carrington site in order to become a world leader once more. It is thought that United occupy around 85 acres at Carrington, with a report from the Daily Mail noting that 100 acres of build able land is seen as the minimum to meet demands now. The current site is considered to be at capacity without sufficient space for parking as it is. Rebuilding...

One of the most joyous moments as a football fan is seeing a young player come through the academy of your club and start bossing it for the team they support. It creates a special feeling of pride for fanbases when 'one of their own' emerges from nowhere and enjoys great success. While those stars are often treated like royalty by supporters while they are still performing well, a lot of clubs worldwide often jump at the chance to sell them on for huge profits to elite sides around the globe. Great footballing institutions like Manchester United and Barcelona are synonymous with successful academy set-ups, but those clubs often keep their best talents to instead promote them into the first team over time. With that in mind, here are the ten most profitable football academies in terms of revenue generated over the last ten years by the transfers of players who spent at least three seasons there between the ages of 15 and 21, as generated by the CIES Football Observatory. 1. Ben...

Novak Djokovic, who is 36 years old, hasn’t participated in any tournaments since the middle of September. Moreover, he played his last match less than 20 hours after the previous one, which lasted almost three hours. Also, he is up against the best young players in the world, who are 10-15 years younger than him . When someone reads all these facts, they would easily assume that this man is bound to lose, as each of these reasons, individually, let alone when combined, is sufficient for his elimination. However, everything changes when Novak Djokovic is referred to. He has turned the theory of tennis upside down, unlike anyone else . Despite any records or numbers, Novak Djokovic has demonstrated time and time again through his actions that he is undoubtedly the greatest Tennis player of all time. Although he may not be in his peak physical condition at the Bercy tournament, and his shots may not be entirely adjusted, his Tennis skills far exceed those of his com Pet itors. Even i...

Listen to this article Though Ducati shot its bolt a day early by accidentally revealing 2022 MotoGP title winner Francesco Bagnaia would be running the #1 on its website, that fact was finally confirmed on Monday morning at the Italian marque's launch event in the Dolomites. And thus the debate over the draw of the #1 plate continues: fans either feel passionate that a world champion must carry the #1 plate, as if it were some sort of birthright or – like this writer – you don't really care either way. The #1 hasn't appeared on the front of a MotoGP bike since 2012, when Casey Stoner rode what would be his final season in the series with the number to mark his second world title. It's fitting, then, that Bagnaia – who ended Ducati's 15-year drought last season since Stoner's first world title in 2007 – picks up the mantle for 2023 on his Desmosedici. T...