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MMA star took intimidation to new heights by ripping out his tooth during a face-off.Jeremy Williams yanked out one of his teeth and proceeded to stamp on it ahead of his third professional fight. The 27-year-old was gearing up for his bout with rival Bryan Arocho at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando when he did the unthinkable.And he shocked MMA fans with the unprecedented move, leaving supporters who were there firsthand and those at home completely stunned.

Logan and Jake Paul simultaneously, in a two-on-one boxing ‘tag-team’ match.‘The Cobra’ has been very vocal about his immense dislike of the Paul brothers, with Jake in particular getting the brunt of his dislike. Froch, who retired in 2018 with a stunning record of 33 victories, 24 knockouts and only two defeats, has previously said he would “smash Jake Paul to bits”.While Logan recently made his first appearance as a contracted WWE star, Jake continues to gather momentum on the professional boxing circuit.

Gemma Owen has been signed up with a PR agency to boost her career when she leaves the Love Island villa. The 19-year-old daughter of sports star Michael Owen is being repped by a specialist PR agency which also looks after a selection of more famous former Islanders.The team will work to boost Gemma's profile even before she leaves the villa. On her Instagram bio, the teen states that she is “exclusively managed” by the agency Off Limits Entertainment.The agency already advises some of Love Island’s most successful stars including Maura, Shaughna Phillips, 28, Chris Hughes, 29, Georgia Steel, 24, and former finalist Maura Higgins, 31.

Gemma Owen 's family have reportedly been trying to save her career behind the scenes after she received backlash on the show.

The Furys might spend a lot of time cheering on Tyson in his fights in Vegas, but the Morecambe mansion where the family spends their downtime could rival the US city in its luxury.

Tyson Fury’s, 33, friend and former professional boxer, Carl Froch, claimed Paris Fury, 32, is pregnant with her seventh child during an appearance on Saturday morning's BBC Breakfast.When probed by presenters whether Tyson will retire after his fight against Dillian Whyte, Carl replied: “Well, listen, he has got five or six children, I don’t want to get it wrong.“He has got a lot of kids and I think Paris, his wife, is pregnant, so why not sail off into the sunset.”Tyson and Paris already have six children together.Their eldest daughter, Venezuela, was born in 2009 and followed by Prince John James, nine, Prince Tyson II, five, Valencia, four, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, two.A post shared by Paris Fury (@parisfury1)The couple’s youngest, Athena, was born last August.Neither Tyson or Paris have commented on the pregnancy claims yet but on Friday the boxer dropped a hint that a new baby was on the horizon.He said: “My wife has been at home waiting for me for ten years, we have six kids and I am going to put another bun in her oven"I am going to be a family man and a big fat pig, fatter than I already am,” he added, as reported by The Sun.A post shared by Paris Fury (@parisfury1)Boxing commentator Carl let slip that Paris may be expecting on the day of Tyson’s heavyweight fight against Dillian Whyte.The Gypsy King will battle to defend his title in front of 94,000 fans at Wembley, with Paris expected to be ringside.The pair met when Paris was 15 at a mutual friend’s wedding.They did not begin a romantic relationship until she turned 16 and they got married in 2008.Tyson and Paris gave fans and insight into their busy life in the ITV documentary, Tyson Fury: The Gypsy King.In one episode, Tyson reflected on their

Boxing legend Carl Froch has gone viral after mentioning that he fought in front of 80,000 fans at Wembley Stadium - something that appears to be a running joke. Froch, 44, featured on BBC Breakfast on Saturday ahead of the heavyweight bout between Tyson Fury and Dillian Whyte. The former fighter was speaking via video link from Wembley, where the event is set to be held.

Carl Froch has seemingly revealed that Tyson Fury and his wife are expecting their seventh child later this year with Paris Fury pregnant. The former boxer appeared to break the news in an interview with the BBC this morning, speaking ahead of the Gyspy King's fight vs Dillian Whyte tonight.

Tyson Fury's friend Carl Froch has claimed the boxer's wife Paris is pregnant with the couple's seventh child. Boxer Tyson, AKA the Gypsy King, is due to face Dillian Whyte in the ring on Saturday evening.Tyson, 33, and his wife Paris, 32, are yet to confirm or deny the news.The apparent slip up came as former boxer Carl, 44, discussed if Tyson, who recently claimed he had slept with more than 500 women, will retire after his clash with Whyte on BBC Breakfast. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Carl Froch sensationally claimed Tyson Fury's wife Paris is pregnant just hours before he takes on Dillian Whyte in the ring.The 'Cobra' spoke to BBC Breakfast this morning and said he believes another Fury baby is on the way, despite there being no word from the Fury camp. The claims have come as Froch built up the bout on national television as 94,000 fans travel to Wembley for the heavyweight fight in London. There has been no confirmation on the claims, with the couple welcoming their sixth child, Athena, just two months before Fury's epic trilogy knockout against Deontay Wilder in October last year.

Carl Froch has reminded people yet again that he boxed in front of 80,000 people at Wembley ahead of Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte this evening.The 'Cobra' has brought up the long-running joke of referencing his fight at Wembley when he appeared on BBC Breakfast this morning ahead of the major fight tonight. The former boxer was asked about the fight on the breakfast programme and what it means for British boxing. He was asked: "It is such a moment isn't it for British boxing?" To which he replied: "Absolutely, this is a massive moment and what an occasion.

Laura Woods struggled to contain herself as Carl Froch made an "erotic" error live on air. Woods and Froch were analysing Campbell Hatton's victory on the undercard of Connor Benn vs Chris van Heerden for DAZN on Saturday when the former boxer made the hilarious slip-up.

Burton Joyce is described as a 'stereotypical village where people know each other'. Local businesses and residents describe it as 'wholesome' - and it also has a touch of stardustGavin and Stacey star Mathew Horne and Sherrie Hewson, known for her role in Coronation Street, grew up in the village. Former world champion boxer Carl Froch has been spotted in a local cafe and former Nottingham Forest defender and retired Leicester City Premier League-winning captain Wes Morgan at one of the village pubs.

Amir Khan's wife, Faryal Makhdoom, has been told that her husband's spat with Carl Froch is none of her business by pundit Johnny Nelson.Faryal took aim at the former boxer on social media when she tweeted: "I rarely ever say bad about anyone, but I actually can’t stand Carl Froch.

Boxing fans are gearing up for Saturday night's mouth-watering clash between Amir Khan and Kell Brook at the Manchester Arena.The pair are finally set to settle their differences in the ring after years of trading insults and a rivalry that has lasted for almost two decades.Both fighters weighed in below the 149lbs catchweight set for the fight on Friday as they ended a week of build-up full of insults and taunts being sent back and forth.However, how do the experts think the fight will turn out and who are they predicting to emerge victorious come Saturday night? Daily Star Sport reveals all...Early doors, it will be Khan, maybe with a little bit of speed and stuff, but I do think Kell will get used to it and time him and hit him with a good shot. I think Brook by knockout I’m going to say, rounds six to eight I would say.Verdict: BrookWho will win Saturday's fight between Amir Khan and Kell Brook?Let us know in the comments section below.I think Khan, I really do, I know his chin and punch resistance are gone but I think he will outwork Brook.

the Sun reports. A deal has not yet been reached between the two fighters, but talks are reportedly at "an advanced stage".If a deal is struck as expected, it will be Hatton's first fight since he suffered defeat on his final professional comeback in 2012.The Hitman announced his final retirement immediately after being knocked out by Senchenko in September 2012, admitting: "I needed one more fight to see if I had still got it – and I haven't."Hatton had last year teased the idea of a possible appearance at some point, as he discussed the increasing popularity of retired fighters returning for exhibition fights.The likes of Mike Tyson, Roy Jones Jr and Evander Holyfield have all reappeared in the ring since November 2012, while Floyd Mayweather Jr is gearing up for his third exhibition since retiring from professional boxing.Would you like to see Ricky Hatton return to boxing? Let us know in the comments section."I am all for these dream fights we keep hearing about," Hatton said last year – much to the delight of his loyal followers."I have youngsters coming up to me, saying, ‘I’ve watched your fights on video but I never got to see you live!' And I think that is why I’m a fan of these exhibitions."You’re not going to see your heroes get seriously hurt, it is a chance to see them showcase their skills one last time and you can raise a bit of money for charity too, so I’m all for it."There’s a couple of picks that spring to mind for me.

Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte has been a saga to organise with the purse bids delayed multiple times before a fight could be agreed on January 28th.

Tyson Fury’s voice wildly changed after he was “punched in the throat” six years ago.The Gypsy King has a very distinct voice but he claims that it was not always like that - in fact, it is was down to being hit in his voicebox in 2015 which changed it.Footage of an interview with the boxer in a Carl Froch vs Jean Pascal undercard shows that his voice is far different than what it is today.And the Manchester-born fighter claims this is down to being hit during a sparring session.During an interview with BBC Radio 1 last year he said: "I got punched in the throat in 2015 and it left me with a blood clot in the throat. So it causes me to talk like this.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!George Groves has announced that he will be going on tour with former rival Carl Froch later this year, with the pair expected to discuss the ins and outs of their bitter feud.The tour, titled ‘An Evening with Carl Froch and George Groves’, is set to span a range of venues up and down the UK from Bristol to Glasgow, with tickets available for £100.Fans will be able to take part in a Q&A session with the pair, as well as an auction to raise money for the WBC Cares UK charity.Groves and Froch fought twice between 2013 and 2014, with Froch winning both contests via knockout.While the second bout was a clear-cut win for Froch, finishing his opponent brutally in the eighth round, their first

Mike Tyson – actually classed as an exhibition contest.“But if I go in there and it does work out that it happens, I ain’t gonna be taking any punches on my new nose let me tell you.“I won’t be getting that flattened.”In a separate interview in May, Froch revealed his excitement at potentially competing again, even in an exhibition bout with 12oz gloves, and claimed even with the larger gloves, he could still cause some serious damage.Would you be interested in seeing Carl Froch come out of retirement to box Roy Jones Jr.? Let us know in the comments section below.“This isn’t real professional boxing, it’s not 12x3minute rounds with 10oz gloves.“I think the gloves are 12oz, so they still hurt.“I used to spar in 16oz and knocked my sparring

Floyd 'Money' Mayweather has been warned he could "ruin his whole legacy" should he lose to YouTuber and internet personality Logan Paul on June 6.Mayweather and Paul are set to square off in an exhibition bout in Miami, and their records couldn't be any more different.Money is unblemished in a career that has spanned over two decades and he is widely considered one of the best to ever do it; Paul, on the other hand, has lost his sole bout to KSI.And, former professional boxer Carl Froch has warned, Mayweather's legacy is on the line."Mayweather should be far too good for him," Froch told Sky Sports."But it's exciting and it's got your interest, because Logan Paul is so big, Mayweather has been retired for so long, and you do think, 'Oh