Klitschko: AJ would beat Fury

Klitschko claim that David Haye would have knock out Fury and the Ukrainian boxers also claim that Anthony Joshua will beat up Fury now.

Sepp Blatter: Fifa president in hospital after 'small breakdown'

Suspended Fifa president Sepp Blatter is in hospital after what has been called a "small emotional breakdown".

Blatter, 79, who has led world football's governing body for 18 years, wasprovisionally suspended for 90 days last month amid a corruption scandal.

It is understood he suffered what has been called "a nervous shock" but is expected to make a full recovery.

Blatter is set to remain in hospital until next Tuesday after being admitted initially for a check-up last week.

Five days ago, Blatter's lawyer Richard Cullen said the Swiss had undergone stress-related health checks in hospital, but added: "He is fine and expects to be home shortly."

Blatter and Uefa president Michel Platini were given 90-day bans by Fifa's ethics committee in the wake of a Swiss criminal case investigating financial misconduct at the governing body.

Blatter is reported to be "fully fighting against the ethics committee decision" and has told friends "no committee can put me out of the game".

An aide, Walter Gagg, said the Swiss hoped to host the Ballon d'Or award ceremony in Zurich on 11 January after the suspension expires.

The criminal case centres on whether Blatter misused Fifa money by making a 2m euros (£1.35m) payment to Frenchman Platini for consultation work. They both deny any wrongdoing.

Seven candidates will stand in Fifa's presidential election to succeed Blatter on 26 February.

Tyson Fury smash watermelon in half as warning

Tyson Fury head butt against a watermelon is trying to show Klitschko how he will defeat him on the fight on November 28th.Tyson Fury has used all form of tactics to intimidate Klitschko's

Klitschko: Fury an extraordinary fighter

Klitschko's called Tyson Fury an extraordinary fighter.He is preparing for one of the most complicated fight in his  career. It set for November 28th.

Vladimir Putin: Russian president wants doping investigation

Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered an investigation into claims the country's athletes have been part of a systematic doping programme.

Putin was speaking for the first time since a World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) independent commission revealed its damning findings on Monday.

He said he wanted "professional co-operation" with anti-doping bodies.

"The battle must be open," said Putin. "A sporting contest is only interesting when it is honest."

Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko had earlier said Britain's anti-doping system had "zero value" and was "even worse" than Russia's.

That accusation was rejected by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport.

Putin spoke only about the issues affecting Russia, saying someone must take responsibility should problems be found.

"I ask the minister of sport and all our colleagues who are linked in one way or another with sport to pay this issue the greatest possible attention," he said, before a meeting with sports officials in the Black Sea resort of Sochi.

"It is essential that we conduct our own internal investigation and - I want to underline - provide the most open professional co-operation with international anti-doping structures."

Lord Coe, president of athletics' governing body, the IAAF, has told the Russian athletics federation to respond to Wada's report by Friday.

The report's author, Dick Pound, recommended Russian athletes be suspended from the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.

But International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Thomas Bach said on Wednesday his organisation had "no authority" to take such action, and the matter was solely for the IAAF to deal with.

Bach said the IOC would continue to apply a zero-tolerance policy to doping, and that Olympic medals would be withdrawn from any Russian athlete named in the Wada report who is found guilty of doping.

"We have a proven track record," said Bach. "We will protect clean athletes."

Gossip column: Perez, Hernandez, Carroll, Tello, Monk

Chelsea are considering a summer move for Napoli and Argentina striker Gonzalo Higuain, putting the future of current Blues forward Diego Costa, also 27, in doubt. (Daily Mirror)  

The champions could make a January move for former Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez, 27, who moved to Bayern Leverkusen in the summer. 

Manchester United want to sign Newcastle United striker Ayoze Perez, 22, and could bid for the Spaniard in January. (Telegraph) 

United manager Louis van Gaal also wants a winger, and is interested in Lazio's Felipe Anderson, 22, Sadio Mane, 23, at Southampton, 24-year-old Riyad Mahrez at Leicester and Anwar El Ghazi, 20, of Ajax.(Daily Mail) 

Newcastle want to bring back West Ham striker Andy Carroll, 26, to help their relegation battle. (Daily Mirror) 

Swansea manager Manager Garry Monk has been given more time to turn around results after crisis talks with chairman Huw Jenkins.(Daily Star) 

Arsenal are favourites to sign £1m-valued 21-year-old Accrington Stanley midfielder Josh Windass, son of former Hull forward Dean. (Sun) 

Gunners forward Joel Campbell, 23, says he sees his long-term future at the Emirates, despite being linked with a move away over the summer. (International Business Times) 

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has asked the club's transfer committee to make a formal approach for Barcelona winger Cristian Tello, 24, who is on loan at Porto.(Fichajes, via Daily Star) 

French winger Charles N'Zogbia, 29, has been given the chance to save his Aston Villa career by new manager Remi Garde, days after the Premier League strugglers were working on a deal to end his contract.(Guardian) 

Manchester City have expressed interest in Black Stars forward Aly Malle, 17, who impressed for Mali at the Under-17 World Cup. (Daily Mail) 

QPR owner Tony Fernandes has written off the £180m loans made to the club, but not with the intention of selling the Championship club. 

Tyson Fury 'has screws loose in his mind' says Wladimir Klitschko ahead of heavyweight clash

The pair will face each other in Dusseldorf and Klitschko's is ready to offer some therapy to Tyson Fury.Klitschko's has upped the war of word and said fury has loosed his mind.Tyson insist that he will dethrone his illustrious counterpart Klitschko. I did it for David Haye and also will do it to Tyson.

Obama Gets a Facebook Page, Talks About the Environment

The White House has launched a Facebook page for President Barack Obama -- and the president used it as an opportunity to talk about climate change.

Tyson Fury bets £200,000 on HIMSELF to beat Wladimir Klitschko in heavyweight showdown

Tyson Fury will look to maintain his undefeated record and become the world champion on the 28th of November when he face Klitschko's in Dusseldorf.
Heavyweight boxer is so confident that he bet £200,000
on Klitschko's that he will win the fight.