Oleksandr Usyk: The British Slayer and Undisputed... Again

Oleksandr Usyk has done it again. The Ukrainian star is now the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world for the second time.

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He collects world titles like Pokémon cards and British heavyweights like old trophies. syk has achieved a lot in boxing. He has beaten Anthony Joshua twice. e also silenced Dereck Chisora. Usyk outsmarted the undefeated Tyson Fury.

Now, he has crushed Daniel Dubois‘s hopes. Usyk has declared war on UK boxing… and he has won. If you’re a British heavyweight with a belt or a dream, Usyk is your nightmare.

Banyana Banyana Edge Senegal in Penalty Drama, Set Up Semi-Final Clash with Rivals Nigeria

It inevitably came down to penalties. Drama was a certainty. Naturally, Nigeria was the next opponent in line.South Africa’s Banyana Banyana have moved on to the semi-finals of the 2025 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations. They won a close match against a strong Senegal team in a tense penalty shootout on Friday evening. After 120 minutes of scoreless football in the quarter-finals, the defending champions stayed calm. They won 4-2 in penalties..

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Goalkeeper Andile Dlamini was the star of the night. She made a key save and stayed calm under pressure. Her efforts helped the South Africans reach the final four.

Neither attractive nor simple. Yet, it was classic Banyana — determined, tough, and eager.

Springboks Steamroll Georgia to Make It 3 from 3 – But Are They Beatable?

The Springboks made it three wins from three with a thunderous 55-10 dismantling of Georgia — and yes, Georgia had the audacity to score first. The Boks quickly put out that small spark of hope. They changed their pace and showed why they are the kings of world rugby. Once South Africa found their rhythm, it wasn’t a match — it was a masterclass.From rolling mauls to runway-speed backline moves, the Boks flexed every muscle in their arsenal. Etzebeth towered, Kolbe danced, and the pack rumbled like a V8 engine on a mission. Even the bench came on with the same energy you’d expect from players fighting for a World Cup final jersey. Not just depth — depth with bite.Can the Boks be defeated? Technically, yes. But realistically? Only if they accidentally switch jerseys mid-game.

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Right now, South Africa isn’t just winning — they’re steamrolling. Other nations may talk an impressive game, but the Boks are playing it louder and prouder. They have a wink that says: come at us, if you dare.