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Former unified heavyweight world champion Andy Ruiz will face Jarrell 'Big Baby' Miller in Los Angeles on August 3 following his two-year hiatus from the ring. Ruiz has not fought since beating Luis Ortiz via unanimous decision in September 2022,  but will return to the canvas in California later this year.

Former world heavyweight champion boxer Andy Ruiz's ex-girlfriend has reportedly gotten a permanent restraining order against him after allegations of sexual assault from the 34-year-old.  The order was granted earlier this month to Julia Lemus, who had been seeking a protection order since last April.  Lemus alleges Ruiz sexually assaulted, abused, and terrorized her throughout their relationship, per TMZ. 

Sea levels in Manhattan could rise by a foot by 2030, according to NYC climate experts. New York state is investing $4 billion to develop sea level rise solutions, but flooding is becoming more widespread and scientists argue that city officials aren't moving fast enough. This comes a year after analysts predicted that the city is sinking under the pressures of its skyscrapers and high-rise buildings.

Rich Hill, the right-handed pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, has agreed to a one-year, $8 million contract and has now become the oldest player to play in MLB next season. Hill, who played for the Boston Red Sox last season, was his 12th major league team in 19 years. He had a 4.27 average and had become something of a five-inning maestro. Hill's signing would bring a young Red Sox bullpen with right-handers Mitch Keller, Roansy Contreras, Luis Ortiz, and Johan Oviedo.

Luiz Ortiz, a heavyweight title holder, is furious over Tyson Fury's decision to stage a showdown with fellow Englishman Derek Chisora in December. The Cuban boxer said that the lineal heavyweight champion'should be ashamed to advance with this fight,' with Ortiz feeling ill about the fact that he wasn't considered.

According to Deontay Wilder, the WBC is supposed to order a last eliminator to face champion Tyson Fury. After losing their world championship belts to Fury and Anthony Joshua respectively, Wilder and Ruiz Jr. are back in action, aiming for another championship shot. The American returned to form by knocking out Robert Helenius in a round, but Luis Ortiz won on points. According to Marca, the two are likely to clash to determine who will face Fury for his throne, with WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman likely to order the showdown.

In Midtown Manhattan, a robber robbing a man who had been crushed to death by a truck. On Thursday, a man who is thought to be in his 50s was crossing Eighth Avenue at West 44th Street. A female robber robbed the man as he lay dead two seconds after the incident. One onlooker caught the shocking video, and others were seen cheering for the thief. The NYPD have explained how they were compelled to use the man's dental information in order to identify him and notify his family.

CHARLOTTE DALY VIEW INTERVIEW: Fans may be able to see Tyson Fury battle Anthony Joshua next year, according to a preview. According to AJ, the team is ducking the fight as a result of financial hardship. However, he did announce that Fury would certainly be fighting on December 3 despite the talks with AJ. Luis Ortiz, Andy Ruiz, or Filip Hrgovic have been named as his potential opponents.

In their first combat, Deontay Wilder accused Ricky Hatton of removing the padding around his fists, and Fury put "something the size and shape of an egg-weight" in his gloves, according to Deontay Wilder. Wilder said he would rather get revenge by attempting to 'kill' Fury in another boxing match and getting a hefty paycheck while doing so.

Tyson Fury is 'pricing himself out' in an undefeated heavyweight match with Oleksandr Usyk, who has demanded £500 million, but Deontay Wilder says he'd be able to face the Ukrainian if asked. Fury retains the WBC crown after defeating Wilder in October 2021, while Usyk is the WBA, IBF, and WBO champion, and has recently retained them with a split decision victory over Anthony Joshua. Fury has reportedly ordered half a billion pounds to face 35-year-old Usyk, and that even with the massive amount of money in the boxing industry, it could be a big ask.

On the way to a triumph by unanimous decision in Los Angeles, Ruiz knocked Ortiz three times. The Destroyer knocked down Ortiz, 43, twice in the second round and then again in the seventh, but his Cuban adversary fought harder during long stretches of relative inactivity for both fighters. In a special WBC eliminator against Robert Helenius, Wilder will return to the ring next month. And if the Bronze Bomber defeats the 38-year-old, he could face Ruiz for the right to challenge Tyson Fury for the belt. Ruiz has already stated that if he wins, he will continue fighting the 36-year-old, demanding that Premier Boxing Champions manager Al Haymon get a deal done.

Tyson Fury's 'advanced talks' to face Oleksandr Usyk for the contested heavyweight championship of the world began on Saturday, when the WBC announced his ban from the sport was postponed. We've arrived at a point where we can safely say that this epic battle is actually taking place,' Gypsy King's promoter Frank Warren said. 'Tyson is not vacating the WBC title,' he says.' Fury's December 17 in Saudi Arabia is the most suitable date for the Ukrainian war hero who took Anthony Joshua's WBA, IBF, and WBO belts and then kept them in Jeddah's rematch on Saturday.

Anthony Joshua's road to heavyweight recovery would be long and difficult for him as he tries to recover after a second straight loss at the hands of Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. Joshua was hellbent on revenge for his previous defeat and reclaiming the WBA (super), WBO, and IBF titles against WBC champion Tyson Fury after being stranded 11 months ago. Despite AJ's more inspired effort this time around, it was the Ukrainians who triumphed once more in their rematch on Saturday night, after winning a split-decision victory and taking the championship rounds. Joshua found himself on the wrong side of a razor-tight decision in Jeddah, sparking a meltdown from the crestfallen ex-champion's that saw him pull Usyk's belts out of the ring and unleash a bizarre post-fight tirade.

On Saturday night, Anthony Joshua failed in his attempts to dethrone Oleksandr Usyk in Saudi Arabia. As his Ukrainian counterpart held on his WBO, IBF, IBF, and WBA (super) heavyweight titles, the Brit succumb to a split decision loss. Barrages in the ninth and tenth round displayed flashes of the aggression and power experts who unanimously recommended Joshua should strive, but Usyk's engine, mobility, and crisp combinations became the more dominant presence in the final round. So what next for boxing's glamour division? Usyk holds the WBO, IBF, IBO, and WBA (super) heavyweight titles, implying he has a slew of mandatory opponents assembled in a less than orderly queue. Or, will WBC Tyson Fury champion give us the first undisputed heavyweight title fight in 19 years? Sportsmail looks at the alternatives for the heavyweight division.

Anthony Joshua has the opportunity to join an elite group of boxers who have made it to three-time world heavyweight champions on August 20, or he will be disqualified from the biggest and richest boxing battle in history. The WBO, IBO, IBF, IBF, and WBA (super) heavyweight titles are on the line in Saudi Arabia, 11 months after the Ukrainians' historic victory at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. With Tyson Fury bringing his WBC heavyweight belt to the table, Usyk's unambiguous victory over Joshua jeopardized plans of a definable unification battle between two Brits. However, Sportsmail looks at where Joshua will be headed after the Usyk disgrace, but it doesn't.