Its not great news for Tim Tszyu or Aussie fight fans, with former world champ Brian Norman Jr. reckoning the man in Tszyus path is already firing on all cylinders.

The Geelong star didn't hold back when he took to Instagram on Wednesday.

Nicolas Roy scored on a rebound 7:44 into overtime and Scott Wedgewood made 24 saves, including a penalty shot, as the Colorado Avalanche beat the Los Angeles Kings 2-1 on Tuesday night to take a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series.Roy put the winner through the legs of defenseman Brandt Clarke and into the net to set off a wild celebration.Just trying to chip in as much as I can, to help these guys out, said Roy, who was acquired in a deal with Toronto on March 5. Getting that goal was big.The game was halted for roughly 17 minutes in the second period when a pane of glass shattered behind the Kings bench, sending pieces raining on interim coach D.J. Smith. The incident occurred right after Quinton Byfield was stopped on a penalty shot by Wedgewood and fans began to celebrate by pounding on the glass. It gave way as Smith covered his head and then brushed the glass off his suit.The Kings had the game plan to steal a road win clog up the middle of the ice and disrupt the flow of the fast-flying Avalanche. They lost both games by a 2-1 score, but kept the highest-scoring team this season largely in check. Played two good games, Smith said. We had every opportunity, got a lead with whatever to go. You have to be able to close it out.Colorado is 17-2 in playoff series when taking a 2-0 lead since relocating to Denver before the 1995-96 season. Los Angeles is 3-12 in postseason series when facing an 0-2 hole, according to NHL Stats.The Kings took the lead on Artemi Panarins power-play goal with 6:56 remaining. Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog tied it up with 3:35 left when he got loose in front of the net. It set the stage for Roy, who scored his second career OT winner in the playoffs. He also had one while with Vegas in 2021. Hes been awesome, Avalanche forward Nathan MacKinnon said. Hes a great player, a really smart player.Game 3 is Thursday night in Los Angeles.This was a showdown between Wedgewood and Anton Forsberg, who both turned in sensational saves. Forsberg stopped 34 shots.It was a physical game, too, that featured 52 hits, 52 blocks, 11 penalties, plenty of skirmishes and lots of hard feelings. Playoffs are going to be hard. Its a really good team over there, MacKinnon said. Theyre playing hard. Were playing hard. Its low scoring, but its fun hockey."Colorado thought it had a goal after a shot from Sam Malinski seconds into the third. The horn went off and the fans erupted, but it was quickly ruled that the puck stuck into the side of the net and never went in.Forsberg and his defensive teammates did their part. Mikey Anderson broke up a 3-on-1 with a slide across the ice in the second when Martin Necas elected to pass, and Drew Doughty made a similar sliding play later in the period.We believe in our way of playing and were right there with one of the best teams in the league, Forsberg said. You just have to stick with it and find a way.___AP NHL playoffs: https://apnews.com/hub/stanley-cup and https://apnews.com/hub/nhl

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A blockbuster contract.A foundational football player.A record-breaking deal for Texans All-Pro defensive end Will Anderson Jr., a $150 million contract thats the largest in NFL history for a non-quarterback and a defensive player with a $50 million annual average.The deal signed by the former Alabama consensus All-American and Southeastern Conference Defensive Player of the Year: $134 million guaranteed, $100 million fully guaranteed for skill, injury and salary cap, a $32 million signing bonus and a no-trade clause negotiated between Texans general manager Nick Caserio and agent Nicole Lynn of Klutch Sports.Discussing why the Texans made this mega investment: a conversation with KPRC 2 Sports Director Randy McIlvoy and KPRC 2 Texans Insider and NFL reporter Aaron Wilson:Aaron Wilson is a Texans and NFL reporter for KPRC 2 and click2houston.com

Chris Heck, LIV Golf's President of Business Operations, has firmly rejected suggestions that the breakaway league faces financial uncertainty, maintaining that funding remains secure despite mounting speculation about Saudi Arabia's continued involvement.Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday to announce Smash GC's transformation into OKGC, Heck addressed questions about the league's financial standing directly."No, we are funded, and we are business as usual moving forward," he told reporters.His remarks come as reports intensify that the Public Investment Fund may withdraw its backing once the current season concludes, raising questions about LIV Golf's long-term viability beyond 2026.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe PIF has poured an estimated $5billion into LIV Golf since the circuit launched in 2022, bankrolling high-profile acquisitions including Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau while establishing the league's signature $20million prize funds.However, speculation about the fund's future commitment emerged last week when golf journalist Ryan French first reported potential concerns.The story subsequently gained traction, fuelling fresh doubts about whether Saudi backing would continue past this season.This substantial investment has been fundamental to LIV Golf's swift growth, enabling the league to compete for elite talent and establish itself as a genuine rival to traditional tours.When pressed on whether concerns existed behind the scenes, Heck redirected attention to operational matters rather than ownership questions."We have concerns of selling tickets for the next event and of course launching great teams like OKGC," he said.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Gary Neville's sister reacts with horror after fan abuses Man United legend in the streetLIV Golf row erupts as players slam controversial rumours about Bryson DeChambeauChelsea star on 180,000-a-week fronts up to angry supporters after Brighton nightmareThe executive, who took up his position in June 2025 following a stint at Aston Villa, expressed unwavering faith in the league's prospects when asked about his confidence levels amid the swirling reports."I wouldn't be here if I wasn't extremely confident, not only in our players, but our product," Heck stated.He acknowledged the demanding nature of LIV Golf's worldwide calendar but highlighted the circuit's global reach as a source of personal pride.Heck's reassurances echo those of LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil, who described the league's operations as running at "full throttle" last Thursday whilst recognising the need to develop sustainable foundations beyond current funding arrangements.O'Neil has also circulated a memo to players assuring them that LIV Golf's future remains positive.Several prominent figures on the roster have indicated they are untroubled by the ongoing speculation.Jon Rahm, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, Lucas Herbert and Talor Gooch have all stated in recent days that the rumours have not affected their outlook.Despite persistent questions about whether the PIF will sustain its current level of financial commitment, LIV Golf's leadership maintains a confident public stance.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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