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DALLAS — Mike Tyson slapped Jake Paul at a charged weigh-in for Friday's controversial heavyweight fight in Texas.Novice boxer Paul, 27, will take on 58-year-old Tyson at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas.After both men had weighed in, Paul crawled across the floor before rising up to Tyson's eyeline for the traditional final head-to-head.Tyson had refused to engage with Paul's goading for much of fight week, but slapped his opponent across the face, prompting security and team members to rush in to separate the fighters."Talking's over," Tyson said and walked off stage. Paul, meanwhile, was smiling before sitting down and appearing to meditate."I didn't even feel it. He's angry. He's an angry little elf," Paul said of the slap."Mike Tyson, I...
November 15, 2024
Mike Tyson slaps Jake Paul during final face-off
November 14, 2024
Australia and Saudi Arabia settle for goalless draw in AFC Asian Qualifiers
November 09, 2024
World Cup qualifiers: Saudi national team departs for Australia with key absences due to injury
November 09, 2024
Jaissle addresses criticism of Ivan Toney's performances, plans to work with him during FIFA break
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — Portuguese coach Jorge Jesus emphasized the difficulty of Al Hilal's 3-1 victory over Al Ettifaq in Round 10 of the Saudi Pro League, despite securing the three points.In the post-match press conference, Jesus said, "Before facing Al Ettifaq, we knew it would be a tough match, especially as they played in a defensive manner."He continued, "We faced difficulties, but with the movement and passing between our players, we managed to reach their goal."Jesus also spoke about the injury to his player, Salem Al Dawsari, explaining, "Salem was subjected to a dangerous tackle that should have resulted in a red card for Mishal Sobiani, the Al Ettifaq player."He added, "We don’t yet know the extent of the injury, and we will find...
November 09, 2024
Jorge Jesus highlights difficulty of Al Hilal's 3-1 win over Al Ettifaq
Saudi Gazette reportRIYADH — English manager Steven Gerrard of Al Ettifaq expressed his frustration with some of the referee's decisions following his team's 3-1 defeat to Al Hilal in Round 10 of the Saudi Pro League.In the post-match press conference, Gerrard said, "Congratulations to Al Hilal for the win, but at certain moments in the match, we were capable of making a difference."He added: "We are not happy with the result, but I am proud of the performance the players showed, despite the harsh referee decisions, especially regarding Al Hilal's first and third goals."Gerrard also acknowledged the challenges his team is facing, stating, "I don’t want to make excuses, but we are under a lot of pressure in our matches. We must take responsibility...
November 09, 2024
Gerrard confident he’s not at risk of dismissal after Al Ettifaq's defeat to Al Hilal
November 09, 2024
Al Hilal's Ruben Neves undergoes knee surgery, to miss matches until January
November 09, 2024
Saudi Pro League: Al Hilal regains top spot with 3-1 victory over Al Ettifaq
November 09, 2024
Al Ittihad defeats Al Orobah 2-0 in Saudi Pro League
November 09, 2024
Saudi Pro League: Al Qadsiah extend positive run with 2-0 win over Al Fayha
