Across more than 12 hours of uninterrupted international rugby, the opening round stretches from Christchurch in New Zealand all the way to Córdoba in Argentina, stitching together a global spectacle that lives up to its “North vs South” billing.
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The undefeated heavyweight champion confirmed he will give up the WBA ‘Super’, WBC and IBF belts, bringing an end to his reign at the top of the division while opening the door for a new generation of contenders to compete for world honours.
England will enter their World Cup last-32 clash with DR Congo as favourites, but Thomas Tuchel’s side have been warned they could face one of the most awkward opponents remaining in the tournament.
Cameron Norrie suffered a damaging first-round exit as Wimbledon as Britain endured a difficult opening day, with 10 of the 11 home players in action losing on day one of the Championships.
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