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Derek Chisora is not done. The forty-two-year-old, who was supposed to have walked away from boxing after his April slugfest with Deontay Wilder — billed as fight number fifty and the final chapter of a nineteen-year career — has confirmed he's coming back. Chisora announced at an IBA press conference that he's targeting a world title fight in December, and 'Delboy' seems very serious about it.
Shifting to the pitch, and Milwaukee's postseason nightmare on the road continues. The Brewers dropped game three of the National League Division Series to the San Diego Padres four to three, extending their postseason road losing streak to a record-tying twelve straight games dating back to two thousand eighteen. That's a brutal stat for a team that went one hundred and three and fifty-nine in the regular season.
And in Formula One, there's a significant regulatory conversation on the horizon. Williams boss James Vowles is pushing a proposal ahead of the November F1 Commission meeting that would introduce a catch-up mechanism to the sport's cost cap, targeting a two thousand twenty-seven implementation to help smaller teams escape what's being called the cost cap trap.
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