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Naoya Inoue sees off Picasso to set up Tokyo super-fight with Junto Nakatani

  • ‘Monster’ dominates Picasso to defend undisputed title

  • Unanimous decision in Riyadh keeps Inoue unbeaten

  • Nakatani victory fuels chatter of Tokyo super-fight

Naoya Inoue moved a step closer to the biggest bout in Japanese boxing history after outclassing Alan Picasso by unanimous decision in Riyadh on Saturday, retaining his undisputed super-bantamweight titles and clearing the runway for a long-anticipated showdown with countryman Junto Nakatani.

Inoue, widely regarded as one of the finest pound-for-pound fighters in the world alongside Oleksandr Usyk and the recently retired Terence Crawford, was in control from the opening bell at the Mohammed Abdo Arena, neutralizing the previously unbeaten Mexican challenger with precision, speed and sustained pressure over 12 rounds. The judges scored the contest 120-108, 119-109 and 117-111 in favor of the 32-year-old champion.

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© Photograph: Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters

© Photograph: Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters

© Photograph: Hamad I Mohammed/Reuters

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New York Jets reverse decision and reinstate fan in $100k field-goal contest after uproar

  • Jets reinstate fan after backlash over kick contest

  • Coach had qualified before being ruled ineligible

The New York Jets have reversed a decision that had barred a longtime fan from participating in a $100,000 halftime field-goal contest, announcing Friday that she will be allowed to take part in Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots.

The New York Post first reported that Ashley Castanio-Gervasi, a Long Island high-school soccer coach and lifelong Jets supporter, had been informed earlier this week that she was no longer eligible for the team’s “Kick for Cash” promotion because of her coaching status.

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© Photograph: Mike Stobe/Getty Images

© Photograph: Mike Stobe/Getty Images

© Photograph: Mike Stobe/Getty Images

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Better late than never: fans relive watching their teams end a long wait for a trophy

Several teams got their hands on silverware at last in 2025. Here supporters talk about the pain and pleasure of finally winning

16 March 2025: Won Carabao Cup, beating Liverpool 2-1 at Wembley, their first trophy in 56 years

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© Composite: Tom Jenkins, Getty Images

© Composite: Tom Jenkins, Getty Images

© Composite: Tom Jenkins, Getty Images

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