HEAVYWEIGHT prospect Moses Itauma is set to clash Demsey McKean on December 21 as he continues his quest up the rankings.The pair will meet for the WBO Intercontinental heavyweight title on the undercard of the Oleksander Usyk vs Tyson Fury 2 mega fight.Moses Itauma will defend his WBO Intercontinental heavyweight title for the second time on the undercard of Fury vs Usyk 2Credit: GettySuper-size teenager Moses Itauma steps into the ring undefeated with a record of 10 wins and zero losses – with eight of the Brit’s 10 wins coming by way of knockout.Australian Demsey McKean boasts a record of 22-1 (14 KOs) but hasn’t returned to the ring since his loss to Filip Hrgovic in 2023.This will be the second challenge Itauma, 19, has faced since he claimed his belt in May 2024, after knocking out Ilja Mezencev in the second round.While Itauma is in better form, McKean is by far the more experienced fighter setting up a strong battle on the Fury vs Usyk 2 Reignited fight card.When is Itauma vs McKean?The Australian challenges Itauma on Saturday, December 21.The fight will take place at the Kingdom Arena, Riyadh.It is on the undercard of Fury vs Usyk 2.Fight times will be confirmed a week before the fight but the main card, including Itauma vs McKean, begins 7pm UK time.What channel is it on and can it be live streamed?Moses Itauma vs Demsey McKean will be available on DAZN Pay-Per-View worldwide, as will the undercard.TNT Sports and Sky Sports are also expected to broadcast the fight.The first PPV cost £19.99 and although it hasn’t been announced, it is expected to be the same price point.Alternatively, SunSport will have LIVE COVERAGE of the whole event with our rolling blog.Full cardOleksandr Usyk vs Tyson Fury – for Usyk’s WBA, WBC and WBO heavyweight titlesSerhii Bohachuk vs Israil MadrimovMoses Itauma vs Demsey McKeanJohnny Fisher vs Dave AllenDennis McCann vs Peter McGrail – for McCann’s European super bantamweight titleIsaac Lowe vs Lee McGregor More

DILLIAN WHYTE is in line for an end of year blockbuster against Deontay Wilder or Andy Ruiz Jr – after enjoying a summer break in America. The British fan-favourite put his career on the line in March, as he knocked out Alexander Povetkin in his must-win rematch.
Dillian Whyte pictured with promoter Eddie HearnCredit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
Andy Ruiz Jr is a potential contender to fight Dillian WhyteCredit: Marc Aspland – The Times
Former WBC champion Deontay WilderCredit: The Sun
It came after he was stunned by the Russian, 41, in August by rolling the dice and staying active at the top of the heavyweight division.
With a possible wait to face either Anthony Joshua, 31, or Tyson Fury, 32, who are still in negotiations, Whyte, 32, is set to make his return in the US.
A win would build his brand Stateside, while lining him up with America’s top two talents.
Eddie Hearn told SunSport: “I had a chat with him the other day.
“I feel like he’s been massively under pressure in all these big fights for a long, long time. 
“I feel like he needs to go and enjoy himself and by doing that, go to the US and raise his profile in a good fight in New York in the summer or something like that, that’s what we’re looking at. 
“I think realistically the bigger fight with Dillian is going to come at the end of the year. Whether that is Ruiz or Wilder.
“I don’t think Wilder knows what he’s doing. He needs to get back and fight. We’ll see.” 

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Whyte has won plaudits for his love of risky matchmaking, with credible wins over Povetkin, Joseph Parker, Derek Chisora and Oscar Rivas.
The mix of ex-champions, experienced campaigners and fellow contenders means he has earned his long-awaited shot at the title the hard way.
But with the threat of AJ and Fury occupying the belts until their double header is completed, Whyte can be afforded a slight step down across the pond.
Hearn said: “You’ve got Jermaine Franklin, who’s a US heavyweight, 20-0, he’s fighting Stephan Shaw, who is a 14-0 heavyweight. 
“The winner of that could be an option.”
Another name is Trevor Bryan, 31, currently the WBA’s secondary ‘Regular’ champion.
Dillian Whyte knocked out Alexander PovetkinCredit: Dave Thompson Matchroom Boxing
It would offer Whyte a different way into title contention, while earning him his first piece of gold at world level.
Promoter Hearn said: “It’s not a mega-fight but it’s a very credible fight, ‘Regular’ title.
“Dillian would love to win that fight, that’s an option as well.”
Whyte was ranked the WBC’s No1 challenger for over 1,000 days without receiving a shot at the title, which was held by Wilder, 35.
After he beat Rivas, 33, in July 2019, he was finally instated as mandatory, but one left uppercut from Povetkin saw the status go up in smoke.
With Whyte set to again play the waiting game, Hearn plans for him to remain busy, while taking the pressure off slightly.
Eddie Hearn hopes to take Dillian Whyte to America in the summerCredit: Mark Robinson Matchroom Boxing
That will involve potentially hitting the road, adding more chapters to an already storied career.
He explained: “It’s a bit of a waiting game with the WBC, but he knows he’s back in position.
“He’s just gotta stay active, and by staying active I don’t think he should go back into the UK.
“Everyone has seen him in the UK in big fights, that’s what you expect from Dillian Whyte.
“UK fans are not going to be happy for Dillian Whyte to take a couple of lesser fights.
“But to do that with a story by going to America, we can do it maybe internationally, that’s something that will appeal to him.”
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MANCHESTER UNITED transfer target Antony promised to “always stand” with his Ajax boss Erik ten Hag.The Dutch manager has taken charge of his final match with the Amsterdam giants.
Antony has thrown himself in the shop window for Erik ten HagCredit: Getty
The Dutch manager takes over as Manchester United boss this summerCredit: Getty
He started preparations with United this week before officially taking over from Ralf Rangnick after the end of the season.
And part of his mammoth task will be to oversee the transfer window.
Plenty of Ajax stars past and present are being linked with the Red Devils – such as Lisandro Martinez and Frenkie de Jong.
But as revealed by SunSport, winger Antony could be top of the wishlist.
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And the £50million-rated Brazil international vowed to stick by Ten Hag if he calls him to Manchester.
In a farewell video message for the departing boss, Antony – who is reportedly keen to test himself in England – said: “I want to wish you all the best at your new club.
“I also want to thank you for everything you taught me.
“I am thankful all the opportunities and learning every day.
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“Know that I will always stand with you if you need me.”
Ten Hag brought Antony to Ajax in 2020 and the forward, 22, has racked up 22 goals and 20 assists in his 79 appearances as well as two Eredivisie titles.
However, the new United gaffer may face competition from rivals Liverpool for his star’s signature.
Chelsea, Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain have also been linked with Antony in recent months.
Ajax defender Daley Blind admitted his side have a tough task keeping hold of their top players.
The former United man said: “I don’t think Ajax will let players go that easily. You have to have a team next year that will compete again in the Champions League and for the title.
“If the main price is paid for Sebastien Haller or Antony, then Ajax will accept it, but I don’t think Ajax wants to sell many players. I hope most of them just stay.” More

BOXING has taken its fair share of punishment this year – but the sport is set to finish 2020 with a bang as a raft of massive bouts are yet to come.
Anthony Joshua takes on Kubrat Pulev in December, defending his WBA, WBO and IBF heavyweight world titles, while Errol Spence Jr faces Danny Garcia in a tough fight just a year after his horror Ferrari crash.

Boxing finishes with a bang to end 2020, with Joshua, Alvarez and Spence in action

Anthony Joshua was supposed to face Kubrat Pulev back in October 2017Credit: Reuters

And if that wasn’t enough, arguably the biggest star in the sport Canelo Alvarez is in action just days before Christmas.
Check out SunSport’s boxing schedule for the rest of 2020 below…
Major fight dates
December 5 – Arlington, Texas
Errol Spence Jr (C) vs Danny Garcia (12 rounds – welterweight, WBC & IBF world titles)
December 12 – London, England

Anthony Joshua (C) vs Kubrat Pulev (12 rounds – heavyweight, WBA, WBO & IBF world titles)
December 18 – Hollywood, Florida
Gennadiy Golovkin (C) vs Kamil Szeremeta (12 rounds – middleweight IBF, IBO world titles)
December 19 – San Antonio, Texas
Canelo Alvarez vs Callum Smith (C) (12 rounds – super-middleweight, WBA & Ring Magazine titles)
January 2 – Venue: TBC
Ryan Garcia vs Luke Campbell (12 rounds – lightweight)

Daniel Dubois takes on Joe Joyce on November 28Credit: PA:Press Association
Full boxing schedule 2020
November 27 – Hollywood, Florida (DAZN UK beta)

Daniel Jacobs def. Gabriel Rosado SD 12 (12 rounds – super-middleweight)
Daniyar Yeleussinov def. Julius Indongo TKO2 (10 rounds – welterweight)
Magomedrasul Majidov def. Sahret Delgado TKO3 (8 rounds – heavyweight)
Emmanuel Tagoe def. Mason Menard MD 10 (10 rounds – lightweight)
Nikita Ababiy def. Brandon Maddox UD 6 (6 rounds – middleweight)

Daniel Jacobs takes on rival Gabe Rosado on November 27Credit: USA TODAY Sports
November 26 – Nakhon Sawan, Thailand
Panya Pradabsri def. Wanheng Menayothin UD12 (C) (12 rounds – strawweight, WBC world title)
November 27 – Nantes, France
Tony Yoka def. Christian Hammer UD 10 (12 rounds – heavyweight)
November 27 – Culiacan, Mexico
Julio Cesar Chavez Jr def. Nicolas Masseroni TKO4 (10 rounds – light heavyweight)
November 28 – London, England (BT Sport)
Joe Joyce (C) def. Daniel Dubois (C) KO10 (12 rounds – heavyweight, British, Commonwealth, European titles)
Hamzah Sheeraz def. Guido Nicolas Pitto TKO10 (10 rounds – super-welterweight)
Jack Catterall def. Abderrazak Houya UD10 (10 rounds – super-lightweight)
David Adeleye def. Danny Whittaker TKO2 (6 rounds – heavyweight)
Jack Massey def. Mohammad Ali Bayat Farid UD8 (8 rounds – cruiserweight)
Joshua Frankham def. MJ Hall (4 rounds – super-welterweight)
Louie Lynn def. Paul Holt (8 rounds – featherweight)
Mitchell Barton def. Matt Gordon (4 rounds – heavyweight)
November 28 – Los Angeles, California (BT Sport Box Office)
Mike Tyson DREW w/ Roy Jones Jr (Exhibition, 8 rounds – heavyweight)
Jake Paul def. Nate Robinson KO2 (6 rounds – cruiserweight)
Badou Jake def. Blake McKernon (8 rounds – light-heavyweight)

Mike Tyson returns to the ring on November 28 vs Roy Jones Jr Credit: Getty Images – Getty
December 2 – Wakefield, England (Sky Sports)
Jazza Dickens vs Ryan Walsh (10 rounds – featherweights, Golden Contract tournament final)
Ricards Bolotniks vs Serge Michel (10 rounds – light-heavyweight, Golden Contract tournament final)
December 3 – Hollywood, California
Serhii Bohachuck vs Brandon Adams (10 rounds – super-welterweight)
Brian Ceballo vs Larry Gomez (10 rounds – welterweight)
Danielle Perkins vs Princess Hairston (6 rounds – heavyweight)
December 4 – London, England (Sky Sports)
Billy Joe Saunders (C) vs Martin Murray (12 rounds, super-middleweight, WBO world title)
Kieron Conway vs. Kieran Smith (10 rounds – super-welterweight)
James Tennyson vs Josh O’Reilly (12 rounds – lightweight)
Zach Parker vs Cesar Nunez (12 rounds – super-middleweight)
Donte Dixon vs Angelo Dragone (8 rounds – super-featherweight)
Shannon Courtenay vs Dorota Norek (10 rounds – super-bantamweight)
Lerrone Richards vs TBA (10 rounds – super-middleweight)
Lewis Edmondson vs John Telford (10 rounds – light-heavyweight)

Billy Joe Saunders defends his WBO super-middleweight world title on December 4Credit: Getty Images – Getty
December 5 – Arlington, Texas (Premier Sports)
Errol Spence Jr (C) vs Danny Garcia (12 rounds – welterweight, WBC & IBF world titles)
Sebastian Fundora vs Jorge Cota (12 rounds, super-welterweight)
Josesito Lopez vs Francisco Santana (10 rounds – welterweight)
Julio Ceja vs Eduardo Ramirez (12 rounds – featherweight)
Kyrone Davis vs Juan Macias Montiel (10 rounds – middleweight)
Miguel Flores vs Isaac Avelar (10 rounds – super-featherweight)
Fernando Garcia vs Juan Tapia (8 rounds – featherweight)
Frank Martin vs Donte Strayhorn (8 rounds – lightweight)
Vito Mielnicki Jr vs Steven Pulluaim (6 rounds – welterweight)
Burley Brooks vs Marco Delgado (6 rounds – super-middleweight)
December 5 – London, England (BT Sport)
Lyndon Arthur (C) vs Anthony Yarde (12 rounds – light-heavyweight, Commonwealth title)
Willy Hutchinson vs Lennox Clarke (12 rounds – super-middleweight, vacant British & Commonwealth titles)

Errol Spence holds the WBC and IBF world welterweight titles Credit: AP:Associated Press
December 11 – Redditch, England (Channel 5)
Sam Eggington vs. Ashley Theophane, 10 or 12 rounds, junior middleweights
Kaisee Benjamin vs Ben Fields (10 rounds – welterweight)
Stephen McKenna vs TBA (6 – rounds super-lightweight)
Aaron McKenna vs TBA (6 – rounds super-welterweight)
Michael Hennessy Jr vs Dale Arrowsmith (6 round – super-welterweight)
Idris Virgo vs Kearon Thoma,( 4 rounds – middleweight)
December 12 – London (Sky Sports Box Office)
Anthony Joshua (C) vs Kubrat Pulev (12 rounds – heavyweight, WBA, WBO & IBF world titles)
Krzysztof Glowacki vs Lawrence Okolie (12 rounds – cruiserweight, vacant WBO world title)
Hughie Fury vs Mariusz Wach (10 rounds – heavyweight)
Martin Bakole vs Sergey Kuzmin (10 rounds – heavyweight)
Souleymane Cissokho vs Kieron Conway (10 rounds – super-welterweight)

Anthony Joshua defends his titles against Kubrat Pulev on December 12Credit: Getty Images – Getty
December 12 – Uncasville, Connecticut (Premier Sports)
Chris Colbert (C) vs Jaime Arboleda (12 rounds – super-featherweight, WBA interim title)
Matt Korobov vs Ronald Ellis (10 rounds – middleweight)
Richardson Hitchins vs Argenis Mendez (10 rounds – super-lightweight)
December 12 – Las Vegas, Nevada (Fite TV)
Shakur Stevenson vs Toka Kahn Clary (10 rounds – super-featherweight)
Felix Verdejo vs Masayoshi Nakatani (10 rounds – lightweight)
Edgar Berlanga vs. TBA (8 rounds – super middleweight)
December 16 – Sydney, Australia
Tim Tszyu vs Bowyn Morgan (10 rounds – super-welterweight)
Paul Gallen vs Mark Hunt (6 rounds – heavyweight)
December 18 – Redditch, England
Shakan Pitters (C) vs Craig Richards (12 rounds – light-heavyweight, British title)
River Bent vs. Troy Coleman (8 rounds – middleweight)
Sammy Cantwell vs. TBA (8 rounds – super-flyweight)
Stephen McKenna vs. TBA (6 rounds – super-lightweight)
Michael Hennessy Jr. vs. TBA (6 rounds – super-welterweight)
Idris Virgo vs. TBA (4 rounds – middleweight)
Brett McGinty vs. TBA (4 rounds – middleweight)
December 18 – Hollywood, Florida (DAZN UK)
Gennadiy Golovkin (C) vs Kamil Szeremeta (12 rounds – middleweight IBF, IBO world titles)
December 19 – San Antonio, Texas (DAZN UK)
Canelo Alvarez vs Callum Smith (C) (12 rounds – super-middleweight, WBA & Ring Magazine world titles)

Canelo Alvarez hasn’t been in the ring since a KO win over Sergey Kovalev last yearCredit: Getty Images – Getty
December 19 – Uncasville, Connecticut (Premier Sports)
Nonito Donaire vs. Emmanuel Rodriguez (12 rounds – bantamweight, vacant WBC title)
Jaron Ennis vs. Thomas Dulorme (10 rounds – welterweight)

Nonito Donaire will look to win the WBC bantamweight world title on December 19Credit: PA:Press Association

December 19 – Torrelavega, Spain
Sergio Martinez vs Jussi Koivula (10 rounds – middleweight)
Sergio Garcia (C) vs Andranik Hakobyan (12 rounds – super-welterweight, European title)
Angel Moreno vs Mohammed Obbadi (12 rounds – flyweight, vacant European title)
Kiko Martinez vs Pedro Gomes (8 rounds – featherweight)
Jon Fernandez vs Abdessamad Nechchad (8 rounds – lightweight)
Bernard Angelo Torres vs Costin Ion (8 rounds – featherweight)
Kent Erik Baadstad vs David Trallero (4 rounds – heavyweight)
December 26 – Los Angeles, California
Julian “J Rock” Williams vs TBA (12 rounds, super-welterweight)
James Kirkland vs Mark Anthony Hernande (10 rounds, middleweight)
Darmani Rock vs TBA (10 rounds, heavyweight)
Omar Juarez vs TBA (6 or 8 rounds, super-lightwight)
Chavez Barrientes vs TBA (6 rounds, featherweight)
Angel Barrientes vs TBA (6 rounds, super-bantamweight)
December 31 – Tokyo, Japan
Kazuto Ioka (C) vs Kosei Tanaka (12 rounds, super-flyweight, WBO world title)
January 2 – Venue: TBC
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AN F1 team could have their cars SEIZED as a Russian former sponsor demands £10million be paid back after their deal was terminated.Haas were ordered to pay back money to Uralkali earlier this year from funds transferred to the team in early 2022.Haas face having their cars seizedCredit: ReutersBut that became impossible following the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Russian companies like Uralkali have been under economic sanctions meaning the likes of Haas have been unable to make transactions.It means returning the €12million (£10m) that a Swiss arbitrator ordered must be paid back has proven difficult. Haas have now sent out a statement to racingnews365 to indicate they do plan to pay the money back. READ MORE IN f1It read: “Haas intends to pay all amounts due to Uralkali pursuant to the arbitration award, and there is no dispute over the amounts due.”Haas has been working with its lawyers to ensure that the payment complies with all relevant US, EU, UK and Swiss sanctions laws and regulations.”We will continue to work with Uralkali in the coming days to definitively resolve this matter.”Uralkali hit back themselves, stating: “We are aware that Dutch bailiffs, accompanied by police, last night arrived at the Haas paddock and took an inventory of all racing equipment and other property.Most read in Motorsport”This is the expected consequence of Haas’ refusal to obey the ruling of arbitrage awarding payment and a race car to Uralkali.”The arbitral ruling was issued June 12th with immediate effect and has been ignored by Haas. Brad Pitt secretly invites Hans Zimmer to F1 race as legendary composer starts writing Apex score”Haas has had over two months to implement the ruling, and, as was reported previously, Uralkali reached out to Haas’ representatives with options about how to make payment and where to send the race car, without ever receiving a substantive answer.”There are not now and never have been any sanctions issues preventing Haas from fulfilling its obligations. Nevertheless, they have gone unfulfilled.”We are delighted to hear that, following last night’s visit from Dutch authorities, Haas is finally paying attention to the arbitral ruling.”Uralkali wants nothing more than to receive what it was awarded during a fair judicial process and hopes that Haas will move quickly to rectify the situation so that all sides can move on.” More