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Transfer: Baleba passes Man Utd medical • LaLiga: Alvarez booed as Lookman fails to shine in Atletico draw with Villareal • 72-year-old Brighton fan dies while leaving stadium after Villa game • Jide Kosoko announces Ogogo’s burial date as fans, colleagues mourn • Actor Ogogo to be buried on Monday • Anambra: Police arrest 48-year-old woman with N12m in cash • Popular throuple splits as Precious separates from Jeffrey, Chidinma • 2027: Kwankwaso faults APC campaign council, urges Yari to reconsider DG role • 2027 election between oppressed Nigeria, those responsible for their oppression – Kwankwaso • Arsenal Hold Talks With Al-Hilal Over Sale Of Martinelli • Tinubu renews tenure of NTA, NAN DGs for another three years • EPL: Late Szoboszlai penalty earns Liverpool 2-2 draw against Newcastle • Seven die in Niger road crash • WAFU B CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers: Edo Queens open campaign against AS GNN • Ex-Gov Goje denies defection to PDP, but remains exploring future path • 2027: Aiyedatiwa not backing opposition candidates, aide clarifies • Our position on tourism reforms is about due process, not personalities, FTAN insists • Taiwo Hassan: Curtains close on veteran actor Ogogo • IPADA signs partnership with NBCC, D Evans Consulting to boost tourism, investment • Ondo Assembly Crisis: Speaker safe for now as APC begs 24 lawmakers to sheathe sword • Transfer: Baleba passes Man Utd medical • LaLiga: Alvarez booed as Lookman fails to shine in Atletico draw with Villareal • 72-year-old Brighton fan dies while leaving stadium after Villa game • Jide Kosoko announces Ogogo’s burial date as fans, colleagues mourn • Actor Ogogo to be buried on Monday • Anambra: Police arrest 48-year-old woman with N12m in cash • Popular throuple splits as Precious separates from Jeffrey, Chidinma • 2027: Kwankwaso faults APC campaign council, urges Yari to reconsider DG role • 2027 election between oppressed Nigeria, those responsible for their oppression – Kwankwaso • Arsenal Hold Talks With Al-Hilal Over Sale Of Martinelli • Tinubu renews tenure of NTA, NAN DGs for another three years • EPL: Late Szoboszlai penalty earns Liverpool 2-2 draw against Newcastle • Seven die in Niger road crash • WAFU B CAF Women’s Champions League qualifiers: Edo Queens open campaign against AS GNN • Ex-Gov Goje denies defection to PDP, but remains exploring future path • 2027: Aiyedatiwa not backing opposition candidates, aide clarifies • Our position on tourism reforms is about due process, not personalities, FTAN insists • Taiwo Hassan: Curtains close on veteran actor Ogogo • IPADA signs partnership with NBCC, D Evans Consulting to boost tourism, investment • Ondo Assembly Crisis: Speaker safe for now as APC begs 24 lawmakers to sheathe sword

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Hearn Insists Fury-Joshua Fight Is Signed, Rules Out Contract Collapse

The Leadership about 3 hours 1 mins read

Promoter Eddie Hearn has confirmed that the long-awaited heavyweight showdown between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is contractually agreed and will go ahead, despite recent suggestions from Fury that the bout could fall through. Hearn told DAZN on Sunday that the contracts had been signed and that the remaining issue was agreeing on a date […]

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