Was Steven Davis a worthy Rangers winner after he scooped Writers' Player of the Year? Monday Jury

war between Russia and Ukraine intensifies, one mixed martial arts company has already given the world a taste of what might happen, by pitting a Russian soldier and a Ukrainian “patriot” against each other.And it took place in the snow, right on the Ukrainian border, while gunfire was heard all around them.Organised by the STRELKA street fighting association – which organises bare knuckle fighting outdoors – videos of the fight show the much older Ukrainian landing blow after blow on the young Russia.The latter only managed to get one clear shot in on the bearded winner, and the fight was called off after he was barely able to stand.He was also shown with, what appears to be a broken and bloodied nose at the end of the fight.And for added drama, there was a small crowd of people in attendance, and a lit flare on the ground in the background.The crowd is shown standing on a large tractor, which was seemingly used to move some of the ground snow, so that a fighting area could be made.One of the two camera men can also be seen wearing a bullet proof vest.Although it's unclear who exactly the referee is, the posted of the video on Twitter hinted that it was someone known to the MMA audience. A possible Russian incursion across the border into Ukraine “could be the biggest war in Europe” since the Second World War, Prime Minister Boris Johnson claimed last week.

Peterborough United manager one week before the FA Cup fifth round tie against Manchester City.The son of legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex resigned via a phone call with club chief Darragh MacAnthony on Sunday.It came after Peterborough suffered a 1-0 defeat in the Championship to Derby County on Saturday, which left the side without a single win over the last two months.And with his side second from bottom in the table and five points from safety, the 50-year-old decided to call time on his third spell with the club.Ferguson re-joined Peterborough two years ago before guiding the side to an impressive second-place finish in League One last season.But things have been far from straightforward this season, having won just five matches out of 31 this season.And Peterborough announced their manager’s resignation with a brief statement on Sunday night.It read: "Peterborough United can confirm that the co-owners have accepted the resignation of manager Darren Ferguson following a phone call made by Darren to Darragh MacAnthony on Sunday."Ferguson’s decision to walk away came after he openly criticised his side’s display against Derby.Do you think Darren Ferguson made the right decision to step-down? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

mixed martial arts fighter left his two opponents sprawled out on the mat on Saturday night after winning a 2v1 bout.Alan Kwiecinski made light work of reality TV stars Jakub Lasik and Rafal Pazik during their unique fight in the first-ever Prime MMA event in Poland over the weekend.The promotion was created last year and is billed as providing freak show fights as well as bouts involving celebrities.Saturday night's card featured 12 bouts in total, including the "face of the organisation" taking on an actor and two YouTubers meeting inside the Octagon for the main event.Kwiecinski was able to drop both his opponents during the opening round, leaving them rolling around on the mat as the referees began the count.A minute and a half was still remaining when he dropped the first with a head kick before brushing the other aside with a punch as they rushed him.The 29-year-old had a significant weight advantage over the pair as he weighed in at 85kg, whilst Lasik and Pazik came in at 77kg and 69kg respectively.However, they were all around the same height, with Lasik actually being 4cm taller than Kwiecinski, who now has a 2-3 professional record.What is the most bizarre MMA fight you have ever seen? Let us know in the comments section below.Lasik had competed in an MMA event before, losing his only previous fight, whilst this was Pazik's debut inside the cage.The duo had previously appeared on Polish reality dating show 'Love Palace'.There had been brutal scenes inside the cage earlier in the event, with the opening bout between Pawel Pelski and Sergius Hare descending into a bloody affair.Hare won the fight via a third round technical knockout after leaving Pelski gushing with blood as he landed repeated blows to the

Real Madrid, includes a jump, spin and cry of 'Siuuu'.Ronaldo's eye-catching celebration follows almost all of his glut of goals.And Manchester United supporters often join the forward in unison with the 'Siuuuu' shout after he scores for the Red Devils at Old Trafford.The celebration is known worldwide and is even used as a source of mockery by rival fans should Ronaldo miss a chance. Former Liverpool striker Crouch was famous for his own celebration, the robot, which was first on show in a World Cup warm-up game in 2006.

Dozens of roads have been left blocked in Greater Manchester this morning after trees fell down amid Storm Franklin.

Trigger Point viewers were back with more theories as they tuned in to the penultimate episode of the series.

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Lorraine Kelly was on a mission this morning as she sprung a surprise on Phillip Schofield.

Lucy Mecklenburgh has revealed the gender of her second child with Ryan Thomas.

DANCING on Ice has been plunged into a new fix row after ITV star Sally Dynevor made it through to next week after her skate-off with Bez. It comes as her pro partner Matt Evers has leapt to her defence saying she only had 3 hours to train.

THE Chase's Bradley Walsh was left less than impressed with Mark Labbett after a savage dig. Dubbed The Beast, Mark couldn't resist taking a swipe at the popular host during a special celebrity edition of the ITV game show.

KANYE West referred to Kim Kardashian as his "wife" after reportedly blocking her filing to be legally single. Last week, he is believed to have objected to Kim's demand to regain her single status after she filed for divorce last February.

Kilmarnock deserved to go down as he gave an emotional interview following the club's relegation from the Premiership.The Northern Irishman, who took over in February, insisted "it shouldn't have got to this" after Killie lost 2-1 to Dundee with the Dark Blues triumphing 4-2 on aggregate.Goals in the opening 12 minutes from Danny Mullen and Lee Ashcroft put Dundee firmly in the driving seat for a top-flight return.Kyle Lafferty's second-half penalty gave Killie hope but the reality was their performance was nowhere near good enough for a team trying to avoid the dreaded drop.Wright refused to be drawn on his future at the club but acknowledged that there will be huge changes at Rugby Park with Championship football on the way after the

St Johnstone delivered the ultimate happy ending at Hampden on Saturday. Granted, it may not have felt all that great for Hibs who made it in and out of the national stadium without even turning up for the Scottish Cup Final but, for the rest of us, there was a wholesome feeling to the season’s big finale as this honest, hard working team from Perth achieved something for the history books.

Rangers when they won the league title in 2011 – even scoring a stunning 30-yarder against Celtic in the Scottish Cup – before leaving after the financial implosion just a year later. He wasn’t alone.

Steven Gerrard has done with Rangers and the class and style with which he has broken Celtic’s stranglehold on the top-flight title. The manager and his players celebrated their achievement on Saturday and they thoroughly deserved to milk the moment for all it was worth having been presented with the trophy they worked so expertly and relentlessly to secure.

James Tavernier has been named PFA Scotland's Player of the Year for 2020-21. The Ibrox right-back has enjoyed his finest season at the Light Blues since arriving in 2015, amassing an incredible 19 goals and 12 assists in all competitions.

Steven Davis ’ mates just wanted to check that he hadn’t put his back out doing it. The wise cracks from pals about his age have probably been a regular occurrence this season.

David McCarthy: There’s an argument for it being right behind winning the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1972. Considering where Rangers have been in the last decade, to win the title in such style puts this achievement right up at the top.

Steven Gerrard has found that out with great success thanks to the contribution of his thirtysomethings this season. Evergreens Allan McGregor and Steven Davis were both nominated in the four-man shortlist for the Scottish Football Writers’ Player of the Year of award.

Tavernier deserves the Player of the Year award after narrowing it down to a shoot-out between the Rangers captain and Steven Davis. The Light Blues duo were named alongside Ibrox team-mates Connor Goldson and Allan McGregor in the Scottish Football Writers’ four-man shortlist for the gong.