9+ min ago (410+ words) Last weekend, Benn was ringside in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, watching Devin Haney relieve Brian Norman Jr. of his WBO welterweight title on the "Ring IV: Night of the Champions" card. Haney now joins a growing list of names being mentioned alongside Benn as the Brit maps out his 2026 welterweight campaign. Potential opponents that have already been floated include: WBC champion Mario Barrios IBF titleholder Lewis Crocker Now you can add another elite name: Shakur Stevenson, The Ring's No. 1-ranked lightweight and reigning WBC champion. Stevenson is heavily rumored to be closing in on an early 2026 showdown with The Ring and WBO junior welterweight champion Teofimo Lopez, but that hasn't stopped him and Benn from entertaining the idea of a future clash. Benn told The Ring he went straight to the source. "I messaged Shakur, I said, "Listen, if you're really about…...

10+ min ago (438+ words) Luka Vuskovic officially arrived at Tottenham Hotspur on July 1 after making his name at KVC Westerloo in the last 18 months. He has been loaned out to HSV Hamburger for the 2025/26 campaign, and the centre-back is already making a big impression in the Bundesliga. The teenager has got a lot of Spurs supporters excited with his performances for HSV Hamburger, for whom he has made nine Bundesliga appearances and scored a goal. Luka Vuskovic has become a regular fixture at the back for Hamburg, starting nine out of 10 league games. The decision to loan the central defender out to Hamburg in the summer is now proving to be perfect by the Lilywhites. At the tender age of 18, the Tottenham talent has also bagged two senior caps for Croatia under manager Zlatko Dalic, which shows the big strides he has made in…...

12+ min ago (208+ words) South Africa: South Africa head coach Shukri Conrad gave an honest and striking explanation for his team's late declaration: they wanted India to "spend as much time on their feet" as possible and be forced into a long, exhausting chase in the waning light. An hour into the final session, the Proteas declared after extending their second-innings lead to 548, leaving India with a near-impossible target and just 15.5 overs left before stumps on Day 4 of the Guwahati Test. South Africa have not won a Test series in India since 2000. lsquo;We Wanted Them To Really Grovelrsquo;: Conrad Explains SArsquo;s Ruthless Declaration Strategy As Proteas Eye Historic Series Win South Africa: South Africa head coach Shukri Conrad gave an honest and striking explanation for his team's late declaration: they wanted India to "spend as much time on their feet" as possible…...

13+ min ago (704+ words) India are moving closer to another Test series loss at home against South Africa, and in the middle of this pressure, the Ajit Agarkar-led selection committee announced the squad for the forthcoming ODI series. The three-match series will be played on November 30, December 3, and December 6 in Ranchi, Rajkot, and Visakhapatnam. However, the selection has thrown up many unanswered questions. A number of picks have left fans, along with experts, wondering as one looks at the long-term options concerning the 2027 ODI World Cup. One of the biggest talking points is the selection of three wicket-keepers - Rishabh Pant, Dhruv Jurel, and KL Rahul if required, while Sanju Samson once again did not find a place. Samson has scored 510 ODI runs at an average of 56.66 including a century in his last match at Perth, two years ago. Even then, Gautam Gambhir, then a…...

39+ min ago (573+ words) Legendary Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar highlighted perceived double standards while discussing the first Ashes Test between England and Australia, which concluded in under two days. The match saw 32 wickets fall as Australia secured an eight-wicket victory. Gavaskar noted that the pitch received surprisingly little criticism, in stark contrast to the scrutiny the Eden Gardens pitch faced during the first Test between India and South Africa, where it was said to excessively assist spinners. He further remarked that the Perth pitch, contrary to expectations, had more grass than usual, suggesting it offered assistance to seamers and contributed to the early collapse of the English batting lineup. "The Perth Test match has ended in less than two days with 32 wickets having fallen, including 19 on the first day, but as yet there's not a word of criticism about the pitch there. Last year…...

52+ min ago (616+ words) Two teams will look to turn their fate when the Dolphins and the Western Province clash in the Eliminator match of the CSA T20 Challenge 2025 tournament in Durban on Wednesday. The Dolphins started their season with a dominant 14-run victory over the Tuskers in the opening match and finished the league stage with a 2-wicket victory over the Lions in their last league game. With 22 points collected from five victories, they finished in third place on the points table. They have been in sublime form, with consistent runs from their batters and regular wickets from their bowlers. A victory here will seal the final spot for the team." The Western Province, meanwhile, is cruising with a lot of grit and resilience in the Eliminator match. They registered four victories from their seven games and collected 18 points to finish fourth in the…...

1+ hour, 1+ min ago (339+ words) Travis Head's blistering century in the fourth innings of the Perth Test rattled the England bowlers. The home side raced to a 205-run target inside 29 overs with eight wickets to spare. With this comprehensive win, Australia took a 1-0 lead in the five-match Ashes Test series. On a spicy track, England would have fancied their chances after taking a 40-run first-innings lead. However, their abysmal performance in the second innings left the door ajar for the Aussies, and Steve Smith and Co. made their age-old rivals pay. Head wasn't supposed to open the innings, but regular opener Usman Khawaja was sidelined midway through the Test match due to a back spasm, and the southpaw had to be promoted. The 31-year-old rose to the occasion, smashing 123 runs off just 83 balls in a knock that comprised 16 fours and four sixes. Head was eventually…...

1+ hour, 1+ min ago (541+ words) Manchester United are still coming to terms with one of the strangest and most disappointing defeats of Ruben Amorim's tenure. Last night, The Red Devils failed to take anything from a home game against 10-man Everton at Old Trafford, playing with the extra-man for 70 minutes. A five-match unbeaten run in the league has been wiped away, and with rivals dropping points elsewhere, this felt like a missed chance in the race for the European places. The evening kicked off in dramatic fashion as Idrissa Gueye was dismissed in the 13th minute after he clashed with team-mate Michael Keane, with Jordan Pickford intervening. VAR backed the on-field decision to show a red card for violent conduct as the veteran midfielder slapped Keane after Bruno Fernandes managed to get a shot away on goal, narrowly missing. Despite the advantage held by United, Everton…...

1+ hour, 4+ min ago (318+ words) The word "cyberpunk" has done a lot of heavy lifting in the gaming industry for years. We've seen it slapped on everything from massive RPGs, but then comes along Neon Inferno. Retroware and Zenovia Interactive haven't just made a game; they've built a time machine, painted it with pixel art, and armed it with a spread gun. Released officially on November 19, 2025, Neon Inferno is a run-and-gun hybrid that doesn't care about your modern sensibilities or your desire for a tutorial that holds your hand for an hour. For context, it's the product of what happens when you take the side-scrolling chaos of Contra and smash it together with the gallery-shooting mechanics of Wild Guns. The standout feature of Neon Inferno is its handling of dimension. For this side-scroller, you aren't just blasting enemies running at you from the sides, but…...

1+ hour, 5+ min ago (299+ words) India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed cheaply in the second innings against South Africa on Day 4 of the second Test at Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati on Tuesday, November 25. The left-hander managed only 13 runs as India lost their first wicket at 17. The wicket fell in the seventh over of the chase when Marco Jansen bowled a short-of-a-length delivery outside off. Jaiswal attempted a cut shot but edged the ball to wicketkeeper Kyle Verreynne, who held a straightforward catch. Jaiswal appeared disappointed as he made his way back to the pavilion. You can watch the video here: Yashasvi Jaiswal struggled to meet expectations in the Test series, apart from his 58 in the first innings. His other scores were 12, 0 (in the first Test), and 13 (in today's innings). A dominant bowling effort, followed by a solid batting display, enabled South Africa to set…...