Tyson Fury fight next up for Gerwyn Price after early Premier League exit

Laura Anderson has revealed engagement is on the cards for her and Dane Bowers, and that she's even picked out a ring for her beau to shell out for. Laura, 32, and Dane, 42, were first romantically linked to one another in 2017 before the Scottish beauty went on Love Island. However, Dane was said to have been dating another woman at same time as Laura, sparking her to end things between them.

When Erik ten Hag takes a break from the demands of managing, he will often turn to a book and he has a keen interest in tomes on sports psychology. Among his own collection, the 52-year-old enjoys The Winner is Seen, by Dutch sports psychologist Peter Blitz and Effect by Norwegian skater Johann Olav Koss.

After winning an argument at home it will be in some kind of group activity outside the home where your stubborn streak will start to show. You feel strongly about an issue and you won’t want to back down but could you possibly be wrong about something?The necessary resources to carry out our aims are unavailable. You may have to cut a few corners to meet a looming deadline.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will return to the UK for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations because they "need to be seen as royal", according to a royal expert. It has also been said that the decision to come back is "entirely due to branding". The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced last week that they would travel from California, US to attend Jubilee events in the first week of June.

Caprice Bourret has opened up on her brain surgery after receiving the all-clear following a five-year scan.The model, 50, suffered from meningioma, a tumour that grows on the membrane covering the brain which was eventually diagnosed as benign.Caprice risked going blind and being left paralysed as the tumour rapidly grew, requiring more than seven hours of surgery that came with its own risks.Now, five years on, the former Dancing On Ice star has revealed that following a recent scan, her tumour has thankfully not returned.Speaking exclusively, she said: "I just had my 5-year scan and everything is all clear!"I was a late bloomer by having kids when I was 40, that is a whole other story – I mean, it was not easy for me to conceive."The mum-of-two continued: "I had to go down this road and fight to have children and then a few years later I had a brain tumour."It was really scary to go into theatre at the time - I didn't know whether I was going to make it."I mean you don't know if the surgery will be successful and anything can go wrong." The businesswoman added: "Then when you wake up you don't know if your right side is going to work - you are doing brain surgery after all."But I just said to myself, we all have unfortunate things happen to us in our lives."We can't control what happens but we can control how we deal with situations and that is how I took control."Caprice went on to say: "I was doing things in my life that were causing a lot of stress so instead of playing the victim card I used the experience of that happening to me to create change in my life, it was a great lesson."The model recently hit out at celebrities who deny having any form of cosmetic enhancements or surgery.She told us: "It is so silly

Darts Orakel, it was also the highest winning average in the Premier League since 2017 and the ninth highest in the tournament’s history. Ahead of Wade’s final against league leader Jonny Clayton, Sky Sports commentator Mark Webster said: “Look at the reaction from Gerwyn Price, he knew he’d witnessed something special.”A seesaw final went all the way to a deciding leg.

Michael van Gerwen has come up with an unusual way of describing what it’s like to play against darts rival James Wade. The pair meet again in the Premier League tonight as the tournament makes its much-anticipated return to Dublin. Van Gerwen and Wade clashed in the semi-finals in Aberdeen last week, with the Dutchman winning 6-3 before being beaten by Jonny Clayton in the final and losing top spot.

Speaking this week, Price said: “I’m not a fan of it. To play three games in a night, plus going and playing in Pro Tours… It’s not just about that night, it’s everything that goes with it as well, it’s a little bit too much. “And if you’re going to do that format, it needs to be a little bit more fair.

darts commentator Wayne Mardle has issued his Dublin predictions to William Hill and is confident the night will pan out as follows… James Wade vs Michael van GerwenMardle’s prediction: Van Gerwen’s been in five finals, I think he reaches a sixth. He’ll have the throw [if he reaches the semi-final and final]. I think this is easy to sort out and I think van Gerwen wins.

Gerwyn Price's decision to scrap his proposed charity boxing match next month was not just the right call – it was the ONLY logical option.For the 'Iceman' to fulfil his potential as a dominant force on the Professional Darts Corporation circuit, there is little scope for misadventure. The former world champion was due to make his debut appearance in the ring against former professional fighter Rhys Evans in Fleur-de-Lis, and the bout had already been postponed after he injured his right hand.In truth, it should never have been sanctioned in the first place.

clashed with darting royalty. Van Gerwen lost his rag with official Russ Bray during and at the end of his Premier League final against Jonny Clayton, who won 6-5 to replace the Dutchman at the top of the table. The Green Machine was unhappy with Bray’s attempts to discourage the whistling which occurred when Clayton stepped up to the oche.

Tyson Fury has been warned the UFC will do "whatever they can" to prevent a crossover bout between him and Francis Ngannou.Saturday night represented another defining moment in Fury's career, as he KO'd Dillian Whyte with a monstrous uppercut to retain his WBC and The Ring world titles. With 94,000 people in attendance at Wembley, 'The Gypsy King' then reiterated his desire to retire, saying this could be "the final curtain" on his career.

Tyson Fury once admitted an interest in starring in a porn movie after also claiming that he has slept with 500 women during his life.The Gypsy King plans to walk away from his professional boxing career after he beat Dillian Whyte via a sixth round technical knockout at Wembley Stadium on Sunday. However, the porn industry could provide a career change for Fury after he once hinted at starring in a porn film during an appearance on Mike Tyson's HotBoxin' Podcast.Fury also once claimed that he had slept with over 500 women but did admit his regrets over that figure.During an appearance on Tyson's podcast in 2019, Fury was asked if he might appear on the big screen in the future, following in the footsteps of Lennox Lewis and Wladimir Klitschko, who played themselves in Ocean's Eleven.Fury responded by explaining: “Not really, to be fair.

Tyson Fury will be retiring until he's matched his own feat of becoming the undisputed world heavyweight champion.'The Gypsy King' was at his dominant best against Dillian Whyte on Saturday night, controlling the opening five rounds before dropping him with a brutal right uppercut in the sixth. To his credit, 'The Body Snatcher' staggered back to his feet but referee Mark Lyson promptly called for the bell.But in the immediate aftermath of his win, attention soon turned to whether or not the WBC and The Ring champion would ever be seen donning the gloves again.

Tyson Fury retained his WBC and The Ring world heavyweight titles with a stunning knockout victory of Dillian Whyte thanks to one of the best punches of his glittering boxing career. The self-proclaimed Gypsy King dominated the first five rounds and found a perfect uppercut in the sixth to end the title dreams of his British rival, with BT Sport presenter Steve Bunce then telling Fury that it was one of the best punches he had ever thrown.After agreeing with Bunce, Fury said to the adoring Wembley crowd: "I think Lennox Lewis would be proud of that right uppercut!"Speaking to BT Sport, Fury then added: "First of all, I want to say I dedicate this to my lord and saviour Jesus Christ.

darts crowd for their "ridiculous whistling" during his win over Michael van Gerwen.Clayton took victory on Night 11 of the Premier League in Scotland after beating Van Gerwen in a final which was marred for many by the noise coming from those in attendance. The Ferrett himself agreed that it was a step too far.

Michael van Gerwen has criticised iconic darts referee Russ Bray for his attempts to stop whistling from the crowd during night 11 of the Premier League.Van Gerwen is a firm favourite in Aberdeen and received the 8,000-strong crowd's full support as he took on Jonny Clayton in the final. Clayton, meanwhile, had to put up with boos and incessant whistling as he went to throw.The situation reached its nadir in the final two legs of the match as one idiot fan kept whistling when Clayton stepped up to the oche. The Ferret appeared visibly distracted as Bray tried to bring order to the raucous crowd.

Van Gerwen went into the night sitting at the top of the table and cruised into the final after 6-3 wins over Gerwyn Price and James Wade. But he met his match in the final, where he was beaten 6-5 by Jonny Clayton, who had defeated home heroes Gary Anderson and Peter Wright earlier in the night.During the final leg, van Gerwen could be seen remonstrating with referee Russ Bray as he was about to throw.

darts returns to tonight with week 11 in Aberdeen, where there’s sure to be raucous atmosphere inside the P&J Live venue. Michael van Gerwen leads the way at the present, but is just one point clear of Jonny Clayton while Peter Wright and James Wade hold the other top-four spots as the battle to qualify for the play-offs in Berlin on June 13 intensifies. Joe Cullen sits in fifth ahead of Gerwyn Price while Michael Smith and Gary Anderson are in danger of being cut adrift at the foot of the table.

Tyson Fury had a secret message stitched into his pinstripe suit when squaring off with Dillian Whyte at their press conference on Wednesday.Fury, who is set to defend his WBC Heavyweight Championship on Saturday, waltzed into the weigh-in wearing a bespoke suit. At first glance, it appeared to be covered in golden pinstripes, but upon closer viewing, it had a secret message.The pinstripes weren't pinstripes at all, instead, in tiny golden lettering, Fury's suit read: "lineal champion." Alongside currently holding the WBC Heavyweight Championship, Fury also holds the lineal title, or, informally, 'the man who beat the man'.The lineal championship is a world championship title held initially by an undisputed champion, in the heavyweight class that was John L.

Green Machine’ to just one dart at a double in the entire match. Humphries went on to beat Martin Lukeman in the final 8-2 to claim his first-ever European Tour title, while van Gerwen must lick his wounds ahead of the Premier League bandwagon’s trip to Aberdeen on Thursday. The 32-year-old was magnanimous following his crushing defeat by Humphries, praising a “special performance” from the Newbury thrower.