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Reçu — 4 novembre 2026 ⏭ US news | The Guardian
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  • Deontay Wilder to face unbeaten Opetaia on Fury v Joshua undercard in Cardiff
    Wilder, 41, has won 43 of his 45 victories by knockoutAustralian cruiserweight champion moves up in weightCardiff showdown will stream worldwide on NetflixDeontay Wilder, the former World Boxing Council heavyweight champion, will face unbeaten Australian cruiserweight world champion Jai Opetaia on the undercard of Tyson Fury’s showdown with Anthony Joshua in Cardiff on 11 December, organizers announced on Wednesday.Opetaia will move up to heavyweight to take on one of history’s most devastating
     

Deontay Wilder to face unbeaten Opetaia on Fury v Joshua undercard in Cardiff

4 novembre 2026 à 13:53
  • Wilder, 41, has won 43 of his 45 victories by knockout

  • Australian cruiserweight champion moves up in weight

  • Cardiff showdown will stream worldwide on Netflix

Deontay Wilder, the former World Boxing Council heavyweight champion, will face unbeaten Australian cruiserweight world champion Jai Opetaia on the undercard of Tyson Fury’s showdown with Anthony Joshua in Cardiff on 11 December, organizers announced on Wednesday.

Opetaia will move up to heavyweight to take on one of history’s most devastating punchers at the Principality Stadium with the event streaming live worldwide on Netflix.

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Reçu — 1 novembre 2026 ⏭ US news | The Guardian
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  • ‘We have effing unbreakable love’: how the maverick Natalie Nakase led the Valkyries to WNBA glory
    A coach shaped by her circuitous basketball journey was uniquely suited to building the trust that made Golden State champions just 534 days after their first gameThe mighty, miserly Golden State Valkyries won their first WNBA title on Saturday night with a point guard Dallas had given up on and cast aside, a starting forward who had been waived five times and a late-blooming All-Star once passed over by every team in the league. That made them a fitting match for their coach. Natalie Nakase has
     

‘We have effing unbreakable love’: how the maverick Natalie Nakase led the Valkyries to WNBA glory

1 novembre 2026 à 11:10

A coach shaped by her circuitous basketball journey was uniquely suited to building the trust that made Golden State champions just 534 days after their first game

The mighty, miserly Golden State Valkyries won their first WNBA title on Saturday night with a point guard Dallas had given up on and cast aside, a starting forward who had been waived five times and a late-blooming All-Star once passed over by every team in the league. That made them a fitting match for their coach. Natalie Nakase has pieced together a basketball life on making small openings count, turning a walk-on place at UCLA into a scholarship and an unsolicited scouting report into a coaching job in Japan’s top men’s league.

The Valkyries’ nerve-shredding 68-63 fightback over the Atlanta Dream in Game 7 did more than make them the fastest expansion team in major North American professional sports history to win a championship – as 45-1 preseason longshots in their second season of existence. It was proof of concept for an organization that gave overlooked players the resources, responsibility and trust to become champions – and enlisted a leader whose own circuitous journey had taught her what those things could unlock.

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Reçu — 30 octobre 2026 ⏭ US news | The Guardian

NCAA basketball 2026-27 predictions: from JuJu Watkins to Tyran Stokes, the names you’ll know by March

Can Florida’s continuity trump the transfer portal? Will JuJu Watkins pick up where she left off? And who will survive an expanded March Madness? Our writers weigh in

Lots of stuff. The return of JuJu Watkins at USC after her 19-month injury layoff, the debut of Tyran Stokes at Kansas, the potential turnaround of the Big East on the men’s side, and the stacked ACC on the women’s side. Ella Brockway

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