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On Friday, December 19, Jake Paul (12-1, 7KOs) might have bitten off more than he can chew as he takes on former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua (28-4, 25 KOs) in an eight-round official boxing match. This Paul vs. Joshua bout headlines a 10-fight card, billed as “Judgement Day,” that will stream live on Netflix from the Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida. While many of Paul’s previous events have been more of a farce than something to take seriously, this weekend’s fight is being treated like a legitimate boxing card. Netflix will have Mauro Ranallo as lead commentator, with David Haye and Crystina Poncher joining in on the analysis. Ariel Helwani will be the ringside reporter, while Sibley Scoles provides the

UFC on ESPN 73 did not disappoint eager fans, delivering a fun night of action that featured high-octane matchups and an intense finish in the main event. Brandon Royval felt like a solid bet to give Manel Kape some problems as a contrast to his style, but Kape’s vicious power was simply too much. It was the result the odds and some pundits predicted, but was still enthralling to see play out live. Most of the UFC Vegas 112 card was fun, while this was the rare UFC event that actually got a Fight of the Night winner. Let’s see which fight got that honor, who else won individual performance bonuses, and what the UFC results from the latest card

If you haven’t followed the 2025-26 NBA Cup, then you missed out on a thrilling tournament that’s set to conclude on December 16, live from Las Vegas. The Championship game features the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs in what should be one of the best games of the regular season. The Knicks downed Toronto in the Quarterfinal Round and then easily dispatched the talented Orlando Magic in the Semifinal Round. New York was favored in both games and enter the NBA Cup Finals as the odds-on favorite to hoist the in-season trophy. The Spurs shocked the league as they took down the NBA Champion Oklahoma City Thunder in the Semifinal Round to snap OKC’s 16-game winning streak and

It all kicks off on Friday, Dec. 19, when No. 9 Alabama travels to No. 8 Oklahoma for a rematch of a regular season SEC game. The Sooners won that game, which was played in Tuscaloosa. This one will be played in Norman since Oklahoma is the higher seed. That game starts the 2025-26 NCAA College Football Playoffs and the race to the national championship. Three more quarterfinals will be played on Saturday, Dec. 20. The winners of those quarterfinal games will meet the top four seeds all of which have byes in the first round. The top seed is Indiana (13-0), winners of the Big Ten championship by virtue of a 13-10 victory over No. 2 seed Ohio State.