UFC Fight Night 283official weigh-ins took place Friday from the host hotel in Belgrade, Serbia, and MMA Junkie has complete results below.Among those to weigh in for Saturday's event, which takes place at at Belgrade Arena (Paramount+), were welterweight headlinersUros Medic (13-3 MMA, 7-3 UFC) and Daniel Rodriguez (20-5 MMA, 10-4 UFC), who meet in a five-round matchup.Both main event fighters successfully made weight, and so did the remainder of the card, making the 14-fight lineup official.Complete UFC Fight Night 283 weigh-in results included:MAIN CARD (Paramount+, 1 p.m. ET)Uros Medic (171) vs. Daniel Rodriguez (171)Jan Blachowicz (205) vs. Navajo Stirling (205)Aleksandar Rakic (237.5) vs. Marcin Tybura (254)Dusko Todorovic (185) vs. Robert Valentin (185.5)Vlasto Cepo (186) vs. Gilbert Urbina (185.5)Noah Gugnon (155) vs. Milos Janicic (156)PRELIMINARY CARD (Paramount+, 10 a.m. ET)Ludovit Klein (155.5) vs. Tofiq Musayev (155.5)Oban Elliott (170) vs. Michael Oliveira (171)Borislav Nikolic (136) vs. Mark Vologdin (135.5)Dennis Buzukja (146) vs. Bogdan Grad (145.5)Kyle Prepolec (155) vs. Mateusz Rebecki (155.5)Hailey Cowan (136) vs. Nina Milosevic (134.5)Jovan Leka (262.5) vs. Alexander Poppeck (215)Stephanie Luciano (115) vs. Marina Spasic (115.5)This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: UFC Fight Night 283 official weigh-in results: All 28 fighters hit their mark

Maldini: Baresi was the greatest footballer I ever played alongsideMilan legend Paolo Maldini pays tribute to Franco Baresi: You protected me when I was a child, guided me as a young man, and inspired me as an adult. You were the greatest footballer I have ever had the honour of playing alongside.World football mourns the death of legendary Milan and Italy defender Baresi, who has died at the age of 66.Among those paying tribute to Baresi was ex-Milan defender Maldini, a former teammate of Baresi with the Rossoneri and Italy national team.Maldini pays tribute to Baresi: The light of your star will continue to guide us foreverHi Franco. Today I feel the same way I did whenever, for any reason, you couldnt take the field alongside us. How will we go on without you, Captain? Maldini wrote on Instagram.MILAN, ITALY APRIL 21: (L-R) Stefano Eranio, Paolo Maldini, Franco Baresi, Demetrio Albertini attend Attaccante Nato Book Launch held at Sala Buzzati on April 21, 2010 in Milan, Italy. (Photo by Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images)You taught me to fight until my very last breath, what it means to have a true bond with the shirt you wear, and the value of being a real leader. You taught me all of this through your example, every single day. Few words, but countless actions.You protected me when I was a child, guided me as a young man, and inspired me as an adult. You were the greatest footballer I have ever had the honour of playing alongside.My warmest embrace goes to your entire family, especially your wife Maura and your children, Edoardo and Giannandrea.We will miss you, Captain. But the light of your star will continue to guide us forever.View this post on InstagramA post shared by Paolo Maldini (@paolomaldini)Baresi spent his entire playing career at Milan, making 719 appearances with the Rossoneri and winning several trophies, including six Serie A titles and the Champions League three times.Baresi underwent surgery to remove a pulmonary nodule in August 2025 and began a course of immunotherapy.Baresi scored one goal in 81 appearances with the Italy national team, winning the World Cup in 1982 and reaching the final in 1994.

Four teenage athletes from the Apple Valley Gun Club took home a second-place trophy from this year's Scholastic Action Shooting national championship in the Rimfire Optic division. In this competition, participants use asemi-automatic .22 pistol with a red dot opticto shoot steel targets at set distances. They are scored on both accuracy and speed.The High Desert shooters was the only team to represent California at the Ohio competition. Coach Ryan Gunn says he wasn't expecting the team to do so well, given there were 2,800 registered competitors, and some rimfire optic teams had more than 10 shooters to the Apple Valley team's four.He told the Daily Press that he and assistant coach Jake Morrison are proud of how each High Desert shooter did."They competed against shooters with world record titles," Gunn said. "Our team did an impressive job keeping up. We had a great time out there."The group also competed in individual matches.Halia Mitchell, 14, took first place in the intermediate-advanced division for the ultimate pistol 9mm division. The youngest of the bunch, Kaylee Condron, 13, placed third in the same category. In the advanced division, Ethan Gunn, 18, received 24th place and Justin Morrison, 15, got 37th out of 52. Tonia Lundberg attended the Ohio competition as a supportive parent. She says her son Ethan and the rest of the Apple Valley team did an "amazing job."Read More: Apple Valley youth gun club representing only California team at nationals in OhioFrom Apple Valley to Marengo, OhioThere were two main portions of the national competition: trap and ski and steel plate.The trap-and-ski portion required shooting at clay pigeons as they were catapulted through the air. For the steel plate portion, shooters hit station targets as quickly as possible. According to Ryan, Ethan's best time is hitting five targets in under two seconds, a time that he says impresses even adult shooters.The Apple Valley team is one of the smallest that competes at the national level. Last year's team from Texas had more than 60 participants. Despite the compact size, Ryan says his team does pretty well for themselves, regardless of the titles they take home. While performing on the national stage this year, Ethan was approached by two separate sponsors: a firearm manufacturer and the custom mold grip company NXG Arms. He was also invited to compete in the Wisconsin Regionals competition in Saukville, Wisconsin, from Aug. 7 to 9."The exposure is what makes competing at these national matches important," Ryan said. "We couldn't have made it here without the Apple Valley Gun Club allowing us to practice at their facilities. We owe a lot to them."McKenna Mobley is a reporter for the Daily Press. She can be reached at mmobley@usatodayco.com or on Instagram @mckenna_dailypress.This article originally appeared on Victorville Daily Press: Apple Valley teens place second at national shooting match in Ohio

Women's restart - aiming for new heights!Season to start on SaturdayIt's all starting again! To kick off the new ADMIRAL Women's Bundesliga season, SpG Sdburgenland/TSV Hartberg will be visiting the Red Bull Football Academy, where as in the previous season all matches can be attended free of charge. Kick-off is on Saturday at 14:30 CEST.Laola1 Live streamWith their usual ambitionsand some new faces, our FC Red Bull Salzburg Women, led by captain Katja Wienerroither, are heading into their new campaign with confidence. In addition to the already announced new signings, Lena Triendl is joining us. The Tyrolean native won the double last season with FK Austria Vienna, providing twelve goal contributions in domestic football.Our team were drawn to face SV Telfs in the FB Women's Cup on the first weekend of September. Before that, however, the first league matches are on the agenda. Lilla Sipos, the star player of the past Bundesliga season, has left Burgenland for Sturm Graz a setback for the bottom-placed team in the 2025/26 season, who only remained in the Austrian top flight due to severe financial difficulties at Neulengbach.Dusan Pavlovic's team is aiming to add another chapter to their success story after last season's achievements qualifying for the Championship Group and reaching the Cup Final. The upcoming match against the combined team is a welcome opportunity as we scored more goals against them than any other opponents in2025/26(with a 5-2 and 4-2 win). The match will be broadcast on both FB TV and Laola1, the new media partner of the ADMIRAL Women's Bundesliga. Florian Grabner will referee the clash.ViewsI'm satisfied with the pre-season, as the team worked very hard. We've integrated several young and new players who have quickly adapted to our level. For the season opener, we want to consistently implement our principles on the pitch and play with courage and intensity. Our goal is to improve every week and take the next step in our team's development.Dusan Pavlovic

Theyve won every possible way since being stood up at the alter.In the court of public opinion, and the court of judge shopping.By retaining the two most important players on the roster, and beating their tormentor for them in the process.By being jilted by Lane Kiffin, a coach whos equal parts rare ability and loose cannon. And being saved by a lovable everyman Pete Golding, a coach who seemingly wins the day every time he opens his mouth.Why in the world would Ole Miss push it now?Enjoy the ride: We're all addicted to the Lane Kiffin show as LSU coach rules SEC media daysSelf-inflicted mess: No one wanted Bill Belichick before UNC called. Disaster was inevitableWhy would the university riding a hot streak on and off the field since Kiffin decided last December that Ole Miss wasnt good enough and LSU was decide to sue two payers who they say broke NIL deals and left to follow Kiffin to LSU?I get it. In this upside-down world of no accountability for players and NIL deals, where a player can transfer from one school, be enrolled in classes at his new school, and accept another offer from another school and transfer again ahem, Ole Miss? someone at some point has to take responsibility for his actions.Ole Miss thinks it should be edge Princewill Umanmielen and guard Devin Harper, two former Rebels players who are now projected starters for LSU. Both left Ole Miss after a last-minute loss to Miami in the College Football Playoff semifinals.And after both, Ole Miss says, signed NIL deals with the Rebels days earlier.The schools publicist rolled out a timeline and details to anyone interested in hearing their side of the beef. Weird how there was no timeline and details for Luke Ferrellis departure from Clemson and arrival at Ole Miss.But thats another story for another lingering argument about tampering. Of which, by the way, Golding absolutely crushed at SEC media days while defending the Rebels pursuit of Ferrelli.But instead of merrily going along its way and taking another win in the offseason, Ole Miss decided to get greedy.Its not enough that quarterback Trinidad Chambliss was given an extra year of eligibility by a hometown judge, which was eventually upheld by Im not making this up the state of Mississippi Supreme Court.Not enough that star tailback Kewan Lacy reportedly turned down more money from LSU and Kiffin to stay at Ole Miss.Not enough that Ole Miss proved it could win on the big stage without Kiffin, and still be a force in procuring talent from the transfer portal.Ole Miss just had to go down this road of petty petulance.I have no problem forcing Umanmielen and Harper to pay back any money given to them from the time signed with Ole Miss, to the time they entered the transfer portal and signed with LSU. But to enforce a breach of contract fees of $550,000 and $400,000, respectively, and include attorney fees and court costs, looks like a wildly spiteful decision.It also has the stinging aftertaste of rules for thee, but not for me.I dont care that Ferrelli hadnt yet officially signed his NIL deal with Clemson. Ole Miss swooped in and offered him more money, and took him out of classes from Clemson. So the argument rules are made to be followed rings as hollow as Kiffins declaration he wasnt saying minority players didnt want to play in Oxford, he was simply relaying the message to Vanity Fair that parents of recruits told him that.As the brilliant sage Marcia Brady once said, Sure, Jan.The University of Mississippi has a responsibility to enforce its contractual terms, Ole Miss said in a released statement, and this position is consistent with the actions of other institutions in the current landscape of college athletics.The good folks in Oxford may want to ask Clemson about that one.Theres bad karma around the corner with this thing, just waiting to leap out and bite Ole Miss. The Rebels have climbed nearly all the way to the top of the college football ladder since Kiffins messy departure, both on the field and in the court of public opinion.But as they say in the south: the higher you get on the ladder, the more your ass shows.Matt Hayes is the senior national college football writer for USA TODAY Sports Network. Follow him on X at @MattHayesCFB. Listen to him daily, from 12-2 p.m., on 1010XL-Jacksonville.This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Rules for thee, not me. Hypocritical Ole Miss in middle of NIL dispute | Opinion

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