Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury have been the top two men in the heavyweight division in boxing over the last few years. They currently share the four major belts (WBA, WBC, IBF and WBO) between them.

AJ and the Gypsy King remain young enough to be at the top of the sport for a number of years yet. With a number of talented boxers rising up the ranks in the division, their domination may not go on for much longer. Here is a look at who could be strong challengers to their titles in the near future.

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After getting rebooked last month due to Rafael dos Anjos testing positive for Coronavirus diseases, the UFC Fight Night 183 will continue on November 14, 2020. It will be the UFC 254, which will settle at the APEX facility in Las Vegas. Although dos Anjos has initially reported to back out the event, he decided to return to wrestle against Islam Makhachev in the Lightweight Division in the main card. 

UFC 254 will highlight four main events this weekend. It includes two Lightweight titles at stake, one for the Welterweight, and the other is for the Lightweight Division. Aside from the main cards, the UFC 254 will also feature undercard matches, which will make the event more exciting. All of these will offer betting games that can surely help you earn money via wagering. 

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For most activities, any old pair of athletic shorts will do.

You can probably get away with the same pair of shorts for weightlifting, running and playing basketball (assuming you wash them in between).

The same can’t be said for boxing, however.

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Boxing is a sport that should be decided by the merit of the fighters in the ring. No matter where you’re born in the world, if you’re good enough to compete at the very top level, you should have the opportunity to claim a world championship.

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As last month drew to a close, “Last Week Tonight” host John Oliver took aim at UFC’s plans to return to action. He hit out at several ideas and concepts, but for most viewers of the HBO late night show, his slamming the name Fight Island stood out from the rest of the segment.

Oliver suggested the moniker “UFSEA” instead. Just one day later, the UFC filed four new trademarks to use the term “UFSEA” for upcoming events, posters, and merchandise. Then UFC President Dana White thanked Oliver for the inspiration to trademark “UFSEA,” in an interview where he also hit back at Oliver by saying the comedian used “selective facts” in his desk piece.

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