Chisanga Malata

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Chisanga Malata

ANTHONY JOSHUA has revealed he's on course to punch a serious investment in Watford. The former two-time unified heavyweight champion, who has earned over £219MILLION in his boxing career, grew up in the town and has given back to the community through his Clean Herts Community initiative over the years. But the Watford warrior, 35, now wants to use millions in the bank to help get the Bees buzzing again. He told SecondsOut: "We wanted to move into private equity, venture capital funds.

1 week ago | the-sun.com | Chisanga Malata

TANK DELL is expected to miss the entirety of the 2025 NFL season, it's been claimed. The Houston Texans wide receiver suffered a gruesome and season-ending knee injury last December. Rehab has been a slow and arduous process for Dell, who, according to The Houston Chronicle, is very likely to be on the sidelines for the duration of the 2025 campaign. Dell has remained tight-lipped on his recovery process, which Texans Head Coach DeMeco Ryans insists is heading in the right direction.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Chisanga Malata

THE Premier League have "MOVED" the date for Aston Villa's clash with Tottenham. The match was initially set to take place at Villa Park a week on Sunday. Spurs raised concerns over the scheduling of the game due to their potential participation in the Europa League final a few days later. The north Londoners officially requested that the Premier League bring the match forward to Thursday, May 15. Villa, however, vehemently objected to the request.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Chisanga Malata

FRANK LAMPARD was blown away by Tatsuhiro Sakamoto's incredible piece of darts wizardry in his first ever appearance at the Oche. The midfielder sent his Coventry City team-mates into a state of pandemonium by hitting an incredible 180 with the first three darts he's ever thrown in his life. The Japanese midfielder achieved the incredible feat on a dartboard in the Sky Blues' dressing room.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Chisanga Malata

The Welshman showed unbelievable class after coming up short against 'The Cyclone'MARK WILLIAMS has been urged to "never change" after fans saw his cheeky post-World Snooker Championship final snap with Zhao Xintong. The Welsh wizard lost the final of the Crucible tournament on Monday night to Zhao, who made history by becoming China's first snooker world champion. But Williams was in a somewhat jovial mood after missing out on the trophy, posing for a snap with his conqueror after the match.