This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more aboutSports Betting on FOX Sports. WrestleMania 42 is set to take over Las Vegas as WWEs biggest two-night spectacle, featuring championship-level matchups and some of the most anticipated rivalries in sports entertainment. Stars like Cody Rhodes, John Cena, Roman Reigns, CM Punk, and Seth Rollins pack the night ready to put on a show for the fans. However, there is currently no legal way to bet on WrestleMania 42 in the United States, as WWE events are not offered on regulated sportsbooks. That means no official odds, no betting markets, and no traditional wagering options for fans stateside. Even without betting, fans can still stay engaged by tracking international odds, following expert breakdowns, and making their own predictions as the biggest moments in WWE history unfold on the grand stage. Wrestlemania Match Odds Cody Rhodes vs John Cena Odds Jey Uso vs Gunther Odds Charlotte Flair vs Tiffany Stratton Odds Bianca Belair vs Iyo Sky vs Rhea Ripley Odds Seth Rollins vs CM Punk vs Roman Reigns Odds How to Watch WrestleMania 41 WrestleMania 41 Night 1 Card WrestleMania 41 Night 2 Card

The Ruturaj Gaikwad-led side suffered a 10-run defeat at the hands of SRH at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, on Saturday night.

Photos published by Page Six prompted questions, but the league will not pursue a personal conduct investigation

The pregame festivities did not go as planned ahead of Virginia Techs spring football game on Saturday.A parachuter carrying the American flag into Lane Stadium was unable to land on the field and instead got caught on a scoreboard above the stands. As the parachute was caught on top of the scoreboard, the parachuter was dangling in front of the video board. Take a look at the frightening scene; the parachuter thankfully appeared to be OK.Hes ok but omg!!! A parachutist just crashed into the scoreboard at the Virginia Tech football game. pic.twitter.com/wHV3tejwiH Kristin Thorne (@KristinThorne) April 18, 2026The pre-game parachute jumper hit the scoreboard at the Virginia Tech Spring Game. The game has been delayed indefinitely. The officials have walked off the field. pic.twitter.com/sXL08OccvX Mitch Carr (@mitchcarrtv) April 18, 2026As you can imagine, that was not an easy rescue to attempt. The game, originally scheduled for 3 p.m. ET, was delayed as the Virginia Tech fire department needed to get a crane to extricate the parachuter from the parachute and safely get the person down. Winds have been approximately 15 MPH on Saturday afternoon in Blacksburg, Virginia.Harrowing moment before #Hokies spring game as a skydiver gets stuck on the video board. He appears OK, and crane has emerged to rescue. pic.twitter.com/T9r3KHsPZf David Teel (@ByDavidTeel) April 18, 2026Theyve got him in the bucket. #Hokiespic.twitter.com/cGqkchzKJ2 Andy Bitter (@AndyBitterVT) April 18, 2026Saturdays game was the first Virginia Tech spring game for new coach James Franklin. The former Penn State coach was hired at the end of the 2025 season following his midseason departure from PSU. Franklin was fired halfway through the 2025 season as Penn State lost three straight games to fall to 3-3 after a 3-0 start.Virginia Tech was 3-9 season and has had losing seasons in five of the last six years. Franklins teams have only posted two losing seasons throughout his time at Penn State and Vanderbilt.

Alberto Mendoza has used spring practice to establish himself as the favorite to start at quarterback for Georgia Tech following his transfer from Indiana.

Your wood deck faces a constant battle against the elements. Every season brings different challenges that can damage unprotected wood. Understanding these weather effects helps you know why regular maintenance matters and when to call professionals for help. Summer Damage from Sun and Heat Summer sun is surprisingly destructive to wood decks. The ultraviolet rays break down the natural lignin...

Defending LIV Golf Mexico City team champions Legion XIII has delivered a historic performance through two rounds at Club de Golf Chapultepec, building the largest lead after any round in LIV Golf history. Powered by captain and 36-hole individual leader Jon Rahm and a pair of low rounds from Tyrrell Hatton and Tom McKibbin, Legion XIII surged to 25 under at the halfway stage at LIV Golf Mexico City, opening a commanding 19-shot advantage over Fireballs GC entering the weekend. Korean Golf Club and Cleeks Golf Club are tied for third at 3-under, with Torque GC another shot back. Prior to Friday, the biggest lead by either an individual or team in league history was the 14-stroke win by Southern Guards GC then called Stinger GC in LIV Golfs inaugural tournament in London in 2022. "Anytime you have to count and do some math to realize how many ahead you are, it's an amazing thing," Rahm said. " I'm hoping we all keep playing to the same level, and come Sunday, the last few holes is not even a contest, and we have a 20-something, 30-something-shot lead. That would be amazing. "But you have to expect other teams are going to come in swinging and play good, so we still need to do what we've been doing and play really good golf." Individually, Rahm is back in a familiar position atop the leaderboard, backing up his opening 6-under 65 with a 4-under 67, moving to 10 under for a one-shot lead. Rahm leads a trio tied for second at 9 under, including McKibbin, RangeGoats GCs Matthew Wolff and Smash GCs Harold Varner III. Fireballs GCs Luis Masaveu sits alone in fifth at 8 under. First-round leader Victor Perez slipped into a tie for sixth after a 2-over 73, now three shots off the pace alongside Hatton and Wild Card player Richard T. Lee. Rahm, the leagues current points leader and reigning two-time Individual Champion, once again showed his ability to stay steady even if Friday wasnt as smooth as the scorecard suggested. "Today was a bit of a frustrating day," he said. "I think whether it was the wind or the altitude, there was quite a few shots that were on a really good line and were very far off there [are] things that can happen, but it doesnt make it any easier." Despite that, Rahm continues to give himself chances as he chases his second win of the year and fourth of his LIV Golf career. The outright lead Friday is the 16th (solo or tied) since joining the league prior to the 2024 season. "Im clearly playing good enough, I just need to take advantage of the opportunities Ive been giving myself," he said. "As good as Im playing, I still feel like it could be better." Wolff delivered one of the rounds of the week so far with a bogey-free 6-under 65, which is no small feat given how he described his ball-striking. "I told my caddie after I finished up, I said, I would have never guessed that that round would be bogey-free," Wolff said. "I feel really good with the putter, so I think that helped a lot." Despite the clean card, Wolff admitted it was far from stress-free. A lengthy par save from 36 feet on the 12th hole highlighted his resilience. "Yeah, extremely," he said when asked if the round was mentally draining. "Its just stressful it was kind of the opposite today. I was scrambling a lot." Wolff also credited the energy of the Mexico City crowd while noting the added physical challenge of altitude. "All the kids and the fans are shouting Wolff its great," he said. "Altitude is hard, though I was so out of breath." McKibbin matched Wolffs 65 to give Legion XIII two players inside the top three, while Varner stayed firmly in contention with a 5-under round. Masaveu continued his impressive week with a second consecutive 6-under round, keeping himself within striking distance entering the weekend. Further down the leaderboard, Marc Leishman produced the low round of the day, a 7-under 64, vaulting into a tie for 11th after opening with a 3-over 74. TOP OF THE LEADERBOARDS Individual Top 10 Team Top 3 This piece is courtesy of Mike McAllister in partnership with LIV Golf.