Miami prosecutors have filed a felony robbery and a misdemeanor battery charge against boxer/streamer DeenTheGreat, whose birth name is Nurideen Shabazz. The charges arise from the alleged fight between the influencer and a woman on a yacht on May 27, according to court records obtained by TMZ.Should the boxer/streamer be found guilty on the felony charge, he may face up to 15 years in prison, TMZ reports.The incident occurred on May 27 in Miami Beach. After a woman was ejected from a yacht, police responded to the 200 block of North Shore Drive, NBC 6 South Florida reported based on an arrest report. The woman, Destiny Aleman, reported that Shabazz forced her to leave the boat after other men attempted to talk to her.According to the woman, Shabazz prohibited her from talking to anyone else during the yacht trip. She informed police that after being ejected from the boat, he grabbed her forearm to prevent her from filming him and attempted to snatch her cell phone, leaving her with a small scratch mark on her left forearm.The owner of the yacht, which he lent to Shabazz, provided investigators with the footage of the event. According to police, the footage revealed Shabazz making several attempts to grab the phone from the woman, who crouched on the floor to defend the device.Shabazz was arrested as he left the yacht. According to police, his story contradicted the information they got from the video.The boxer/streamer was taken to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in connection with a robbery/strong-arm/attempt charge, according to jail records. Bond was set at $2,500, and the court ordered him to have no contact with the woman. Adrien Broner, a former boxing champion and Shabazzs frequent collaborator, paid the bond, according to TMZ.Shabazz entered a not guilty plea and requested a jury trial. Additionally, the boxer/streamer requested discovery from prosecutors.Richard Cooper, Shabazzs lawyer, told TMZ that his client has had a target on his back for some time now, that the facts are not entirely clear, and that people need to wait for the court decision.Shabazz, 25, who resides in the vicinity of Tampa, gained a lot of internet followers through live streaming, feuding on the internet, and crossover boxing matches. Shabazz participated in seven fights under the banner of Misfits Boxing, winning six of them. His victims include Walid Muhsein and David Fogarty, while Shabazz lost to Amado Vargas in Dubai, according to Yahoo Sports and MMA News.The case is still pending.The post Streamer DeenTheGreat charged with felony robbery in Miami yacht case, faces up to 15 years appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News, Entertainment, Exclusive Interviews & Morero.

Walsh won gold in Birmingham four years ago [Getty Images]We've made it to day eight of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow and it's a big one for boxing with a number of semi-finals as the athletes look to upgrade on the bronze medals they have already won.Northern Ireland's netball team play an 11th/12th place classification match against Trinidad and Tobago at the Hydro at 09:00. Cycling action starts at the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, with Esther Wong going in the women's 400m individual pursuit qualification.Matti Dobbins will compete in the qualification of the men's elimination race while Erin Creighton and Emma Jeffers will go in the women's 10k scratch race qualification.If they make it through the various cycling finals will take place from 16:00.At 11:00 BST in the SEC Centre, Kaci Rock goes in the women's welterweight semi-final against Scotland's Caitlyn Rainey.In the afternoon, reigning champion Michaela Walsh takes on Fiji's Jasmine Daunakamakama in the women's featherweight at 14:30.In the men's light-middleweight, Jon McConnell fights against home favourite Sonny Kerr at 16:15 and Garyn McAllister goes at 16:30 in the men's heavyweight against Connor Williams from Wales.Jude Gallagher, gold medallist four years ago, takes on Tryagain Morning Ndevelo from Nimibia at 20:45 in the men's lightweight.Willie John McCartan fights at 21:15 in the men's super-heavyweight against England's Damar Thomas.Bowler Shauna O'Neill goes in the women's singles against Guernsey at 12:45 then again at 20:40 against Singapore.Gary Kelly and Adam McKeown are in men's pairs action against Australia at 19:15.

Former Liverpool head coach Arne Slot turns down Netherlands jobArne Slot will not be the new head coach of the Netherlands national team. As reported by VI, the former Liverpool manager would prefer to be a club head coach than take control of the national team. Slot left Liverpool after just two years in charge, with him having won the Premier League during his first season. Slot was considered a leading candidate for the Netherlands role after Ronald Koeman left following a disappointing World Cup campaign. Slot has reportedly already turned down one offer to return to club football. Saudi Arabian side Al Ahly offered him a chance to take over, but the former Feyenoord and Liverpool man turned them down. Many now expect that the KNVB will turn to Michael Reiziger to be the new head coach. Reiziger already works within the international set up, leading the U21 side. He also has experience in club football, having been coach of Jong Ajax. During his playing days Reiziger played for Barcelona, Middlesbrough and PSV. GBeNeFN|Ben Jackson

MILAN (AP) Franco Baresi, the former AC Milan defender and World Cup winner with Italy, has died. He was 66.His death was announced on Friday by Milan, the soccer club where he spent his entire 20-year playing career. No cause of death was given."The entire history of AC Milan is in tears," Milan said.In August 2025, Baresi underwent surgery to remove a pulmonary nodule and subsequently began a course of immunotherapy.His last public appearance was at the opening ceremony for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics in February, when along with former Inter Milan defender Giuseppe Bergomi, he carried the torch into the San Siro the stadium he formerly played in. Announcing the loss of someone who embodied the heart and soul of AC Milan, is incredibly difficult, the club said. "But everyone at the club and all the Milanisti must live up to Franco Baresis memory. We must be strong and gather every bit of energy, even at this saddest of times.His example and integrity will be forever etched into the Clubs DNA, just as his iconic number 6 shirt is, Milan added. The condolences AC Milan extends to Franco Baresis family at such a difficult time are shared by every Rossonero, who feels this loss as their own.One-club playerBaresi, who was widely regarded as one of the best defenders of all time, was a true one-club player. He progressed through the ranks at Milan and made his first team debut at the age of 17, in April 1978.He chose to stay with Milan even after it was relegated to Serie B for the second time in three seasons in 1982, just before he helped Italy win the World Cup that summer, and was given the captaincy at the age of just 22.Baresi made more than 700 appearances for the Rossoneri, captaining the team to global dominance in the late 1980s and early 1990s.With Milan, Baresi won three Champions League trophies, six Serie A titles, two Intercontinental Cups, three European Supercups and four Italian Supercups.First jersey to be retiredAs well as the 1982 World Cup, Baresi also helped Italy finish runners-up in the 1994 competition although he was one of three Azzurri players to miss a penalty in the shootout defeat to Brazil in the final.Baresi finished runner-up to teammate Marco van Basten in the Ballon dOr awards in 1989.When Baresi retired in 1997, Milan also retired his No. 6 jersey which was a first for Italian soccer. The club also held a celebration match in his honor, featuring many soccer stars Baresi had played with and against.Baresi was made honorary president of Milan in 2020.Inter Milan's BaresiIt could have all been so different for Baresi and Milan, however. Baresi had trials at Inter when he was younger but he was rejected by the Nerazzurri, who opted to sign his older brother Giuseppe Baresi, with Franco Baresi going on to join the youth team of their fierce city rivals.Giuseppe also captained his team and the image of the two Baresi brothers exchanging pennants before kickoff became the symbol of the Milan derby throughout the late 80s.___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

[Getty Images]It is still remarkable to think now that Liverpool were on the verge of administration when Fenway Sports Group took over in 2010.It hasn't all been plain sailing. As recently as this year, CEO Billy Hogan wrote to fans over ticket price increases. The club cut the size of their planned rise in ticket prices for the next couple of seasons after supporter protests.However, under FSG's stewardship, Anfield has been transformed, with two of the four stands developed in the past decade."Back when FSG acquired LFC, a number of similarities were drawn with Boston Red Sox and Liverpool, and one of them was this idea of an iconic venue that truly sits in the community," said Hogan."One of the things we're focused on now is making improvements in the footprint around Anfield the neighbourhood, whether that's infrastructure or transport and getting people in on non-matchdays. We're proud of how we've expanded while keeping the soul but also modernising it in the way that's befitting of the football club."Football doesn't give you much time to sit back and reflect. What I would say I am most proud of is that the club is in such a positive and good financial position. If you go back to that point in 2010, the club was literally on the brink of bankruptcy. Now it has the right foundations underneath it."There's improvements across the infrastructure, the ability to stay at Anfield for the long term and the stuff that doesn't always get headlines but is super important for the health of the club."Ultimately, it's about winning trophies. I wish we could win more but we've been fortunate to win a few."I think our supporters have had a great time and I often think about the fan parks at the Champions League finals - we lost a couple but just that joy and the memories and, frankly, the fun of it is what I look back on from time to time. And it's something that everyone associated with Liverpool should be proud of because it happens together and we all want this club to be the best in the world."Read more from Reds CEO Billy Hogan

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