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Love him or hate him, there is no denying that Jake Paul did an incredibly brave thing by stepping in the squared circle with Anthony Joshua. Paul (12-2) and Joshua (29-4) collided in the main event of tonight’s Netflix Boxing special this evening in Miami, Florida. The bout was contested at heavyweight, with the fight

A man has been wounded in a shooting in Dublin in what gardaí believe was a planned attack. The victim, who is in his early 40s, was expected to recover as his injuries were not regarded as life-threatening. Gardaí are working on the theory the victim and a close associate were chased by the gunman

The Rangers were dealt a major injury blow today when DH Joc Pederson was hit by a pitch in this evening’s loss to the White Sox. Pederson initially stayed in the game but was later lifted for a pinch-hitter. Manager Bruce Bochy revealed to reporters (including Shawn McFarland of the Dallas Morning News) that Pederson

April 26, (THEWILL) – World number four Novak Djokovic failed in his pursuit of a 100th career title after Italian Matteo Arnaldi defeated him 6-3, 6-4 in the Madrid Open second round. The Serbian star, seeded fourth in the tournament, has now exited at the first hurdle in consecutive events following his opening round loss

Bam Construction made a loss of more than £40m last year after the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester went at least £85m over budget.  A full-year results announcement, published this morning (13 February) by Netherlands-based parent firm Royal Bam, show the group’s UK construction business made a loss of €48.3m (£40.3m) before interest, tax, appreciation

Royal BAM did not quantify the loss on the job as it blamed project delays and supply chain issues for the poor performance of the BAM Construction UK business. In a challenging year for the building business revenue also slipped by 13% to £755m. In stark contrast, the BAM Nuttall civils business continued to thrive

Carlos Sainz Sr’s Ford rolled over in the first part of the Dakar Rally’s 48-hour stage on Sunday, leaving him stranded in the desert. The four-time Dakar winner had started the second test of 2025 in eighth place but things went south for him just after midday in Bisha, Saudi Arabia. According to information received

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