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A live results recap of Tyson Fury's return to the ring against Arslanbek Makhmudov at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, headlined by the main event and featuring an undercard including Benn vs Prograis, Riakporhe vs Tshikeva, and Clarke vs Huni, with preliminary results and round-by-round updates as the action unfolds on Netflix.
Patrick Reed sits atop Round 1 at the 2026 Masters with a 5-under pace through nine holes, highlighted by an eagle at No. 8, while Kurt Kitayama is the current clubhouse leader at 3-under after a roller-coaster 69. Haotong Li becomes the first to reach under par (1-under) as Tommy Fleetwood eyes an early share of the lead with an early birdie run; Bryson DeChambeau stumbles to a triple bogey at No. 11, and the day features a slate of afternoon tee times, plus coverage from Live From Augusta and notes on the honorary starters on the first tee.
Live coverage from the European World Cup 2026 playoff ties shows Sweden leading Poland 2-1 at half-time after Elanga’s early strike (20), Zalewski equalising (33), and Lagerbielke’s header (44). In Prague, Czech Republic lead Denmark 1-0 thanks to Sulc (3). Kosovo and Turkey remain goalless in Pristina as both sides push for a debut World Cup finals appearance. All four playoff ties kicked off simultaneously with more action to come.
The 2026 MLB season opens with the Yankees routing the Giants 7–0, and 22 teams kick off a packed day of action. marquee pitching matchups include Mets vs Pirates with Paul Skenes facing Freddy Peralta, Red Sox vs Reds featuring Garrett Crochet vs Andrew Abbott, Tarik Skubal’s start for Detroit against the Padres, Shohei Ohtani and the Dodgers hosting the Diamondbacks, and a Guardians–Mariners nightcap. Skenes returns from World Baseball Classic form, Skubal is in his final season before free agency, and Ohtani aims for MVP glory as teams chase the postseason.
Britain's King Charles III will undertake his first US state visit to Washington and deliver a joint address to Congress in the week of April 27, marking the first royal address to Congress since 1991, amid broader U.S. political maneuvering over Homeland Security funding and GOP election provisions.
Live updates from the 2026 Milan-San Remo show a nine-man breakaway forming early while Dillier drives the peloton; the race hits the Passo del Turchino with the main group watching front-runners like Tadej Pogačar and Mathieu van der Poel, as teams plot for Cipressa and Poggio and riders such as Mads Pedersen make a comeback appearance.
Day 1 of the 2026 NCAA Wrestling Championships in Cleveland delivered star turns, upsets, and a developing team race, with Penn State leading the team standings at 129.5 points, followed by Oklahoma State (101.0), Nebraska (80.0), Iowa (70.5) and Ohio State (69.5). Key individuals such as Luke Lilledahl, Jax Forrest, Jesse Mendez, Shayne Van Ness, PJ Duke, Mitchell Mesenbrink, Levi Haines, Rocco Welsh, Josh Barr and Yonger Bastida moved into the quarterfinals/semifinals as the field tightens. Friday brings the quarterfinals and semifinals, with finals and medal rounds to follow on Saturday. The event is broadcast on ESPN networks and ESPN+, with FloWrestling coverage and a recent Trackwrestling merge enhancing live brackets and alerts via FloSports app.
Live updates from the 2026 NCAA men’s first-round games cover late-game drama, injuries, and strategic notes across matchups like Virginia–Wright State, Iowa State–Tennessee State, Alabama–Hofstra (with Holloway out), and Kentucky–Santa Clara, plus expert picks and post-game winners/losers from Thursday.
Venezuela leads the World Baseball Classic final 2-0 over the United States after Wilyer Abreu's solo homer in the fifth; Eduardo Rodríguez has shut down the US through four innings as Venezuela pursues its first WBC title, while the US offense has struggled to solve Venezuela's pitching in a tense final.
Live updates from the 98th Academy Awards show. “Sinners” leads the nomination pack with a record 16, while Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” has 13; Conan O’Brien hosts, with performances teased and a growing list of winners to be announced live from the Dolby Theatre on ABC/Hulu.
Conan O’Brien hosted the 98th Academy Awards, airing on ABC and Hulu, as winners rolled in across major categories: Amy Madigan won Best Supporting Actress for Weapons; Sean Penn won Best Supporting Actor for One Battle After Another; KPop Demon Hunters won Best Animated Feature; Frankenstein swept several design categories (Costume Design, Makeup & Hairstyling, Production Design); One Battle After Another also won Best Adapted Screenplay (Paul Thomas Anderson) and Cassandra Kulukundis won Best Casting; Ryan Coogler won Best Original Screenplay for Sinners; there was a rare tie in Best Live-Action Short between The Singers and Two People Exchanging Saliva; Avatar: Fire and Ash won Best Visual Effects, with more winners to be announced as the night continues.
At the 98th Academy Awards in Hollywood, Ryan Coogler's Sinners won Best Original Screenplay and Paul Thomas Anderson took Best Adapted Screenplay for One Battle After Another, in a night that also featured a historic tie in Best Live Action Short Film and an In Memoriam tribute to Rob and Michele Reiner; the ceremony aired on ABC and Hulu with red-carpet and post-show coverage.
The Oscars 2026 ceremony in Los Angeles is underway with live-updating coverage of winners across major categories, including Best Picture nominees (Bugonia, Frankenstein, F1, Hamnet, Marty Supreme, One Battle After Another, The Secret Agent, Sentimental Value, Sinners, Train Dreams) and nominees in acting, directing, international feature, animated feature, documentary, screenplay, song, score, and all major technical categories, as reporters update winners in real time.
Conan O’Brien will host the 98th Academy Awards as red-carpet coverage begins at 5:30 p.m. ET; the night centers on Sinners’ record 16 nominations, followed by Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another with 13 and Sentimental Value with nine, with the ceremony kicking off at 7 p.m. ET and a spotlight on potential historic wins across directing, cinematography and acting.
Pro Football Focus is live-grading the 2026 NFL free-agent market, tracking every major signing and trade and updating each deal with a grade from below average to elite, with notes on contract value and fit. The piece covers dozens of moves across the league, highlighting notable deals such as Odafe Oweh to Washington (Good), Bryan Cook to Cincinnati (Very Good), Maxx Crosby trade to Baltimore (Elite for the Ravens; Raiders pay a premium), and Malik Willis to Miami (Good), among many others for a comprehensive, continually updated round-up.