1 hour ago What lies ahead for Dillian Whyte after devastating Moses Itauma defeat?

Dillian Whyte got knocked out in destructive fashion by Moses Itauma, and now leaves us wondering - what next?

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37 h. ago Q&A: What next for rising star Moses Itauma after blowing away Dillian Whyte?

Itauma has been tipped as a future world heavyweight champion.

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65 h. ago Secrets behind Moses Itauma's emphatic destruction of Dillian Whyte, his love of ice fishing and poetry and what comes next for the fighter who's the future of heavyweight boxing

On Saturday night, the boxing world witnessed something that will echo for years. Twenty-year-old Moses Itauma, still barely out of his teens, walked through Dillian Whyte.

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4 d. ago UK's most expensive and cheapest seaside spots for beach day out named

New research has compared several of the most popular UK summer destinations, totting up the cost of deckchair hire, a '99' ice cream, and a fish and chips meal

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9 d. ago Moses Itauma: Ben Davison’s planning helped me fall back in love with boxing

Moses Itauma has been tipped as a future world heavyweight champion, but started to fall out of love with boxing in 2024.

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9 d. ago Moses Itauma revealed moment boxing love returned ahead of biggest career fight

Moses Itauma is a red-hot prospect but the future heavyweight star needed some time with Ben Davison to realise his love for boxing all over again

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1 week ago The Dead of Winter review – Emma Thompson lights up icy Fargo country thriller

Thompson turns up the accent dial to play a good-natured Minnesota widow bringing her charm – and her gun – to tackle some concentrated nastinessFrom the freezing heart of Fargo country in snowy Minnesota comes a quite outrageously enjoyable suspense thriller starring Emma Thompson; I hadn’t realised what a treat it would be to see Thompson handle a pistol with a scope and also demonstrate where on the body you can get shot and still keep moving.The Dead of Winter has an old-school barnstorming brashness, some edge-of-the-seat tension, a mile-wide streak of sentimentality, a dash of broad humour and a horrible flourish of the macabre. Brian Kirk directs from a script by screenwriters Nicholas Jacobson-Larson and Dalton Leeb, and Thompson turns up the accent dial to play a neighbourly and good-natured Minnesota widow. With her recently deceased husband, she ran a fishing supplies store and like him was keen on ice-fishing: venturing out on huge freezing lakes, drilling a hole in the ...

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