News about Sonny Liston

Will Smith is the latest celebrity putting his spice tolerance to the test on Hot Ones. The actor, 55, was reduced to tears and struggled to keep his eyes open as he sampled the most fiery of hot sauces on the hit series.  Smith admitted he wasn't ready for his appearance: 'I am the guest that is least prepared for this show.'

Vinicius Junior has taken to social media to show off his tattoo portraying Kobe Bryant, Pele, Michael Jordan, and Muhammad Ali. Ali's iconic anniversary is shown by the tattoo, which was on Vinicius' back, after beating Sonny Liston and Pele's tribute after winning the 1970 World Cup with Brazil. Both Bryant and Jordan are included on the Brazilian national's tattoo, while the NBA's tribute to the NBA is also remembranced.

OLIVER HOLT: When Sonny Liston bought the house at 2058 Ottawa Drive in Las Vegas in 1966, he was transported to Paradise Township at a time when he was in danger. I had been standing outside the house on Seminole Circle, a shallow cul-de-sac off East Desert Inn Road for a few minutes, trying to find out the phone number but seeing it as dilapidated, I thought it might be derelict. When I heard a voice and saw a well-dressed middle-aged woman marching towards me, I began to erupted.

As Saturday's racing action gets underway, Jockey Moore and trainer Paul Nicholls will be hoping for their respective successes on the track. At Ascot, Moore, 39, has six riders, including Jackie Oh, Paddington, and Sonny Liston, while trainer Nicholls, 61, has half a dozen opponents, including Hurricane Danny, who has sparked the seagulls, who is looking for a new one at Newton Abbot and a one at Stratford. Here, Betfair ambassadors Moore and Nicholls outline their opportunities throughout the day.

On the third day of Doncaster's St Leger meeting, Ryan Moore has five rides, including Continuous in the season's final Classic. Biggles, the current champion of Banbury Cup, is also involved in the Group 2 Betfred Park Stakes over seven furlongs. On Saturday, Betfair ambassador Moore goes through his five rides.

Robin Goodfellow, Mail Sport's racing specialist, shares his advice for Thursday's meetings in Chelmsford City, Stratford, Chepstow, York, and Fontwell.

In a recent poll, the Optometry giants polled 2,000 British people and found that 34 percent of participants approved the then 18-year-old's triumph at Flushing Meadows. Raducanu became the first British woman to win a major since Virgina Wade in 1977, ranking 150th in the world. She came in just weeks before Leicester City's stunning 2016 Premier League win and Eddie the Eagle Edwards' ski jumping attempts at the Winter Olympics in 1998, which attracted 33 and 27 percent of the vote respectively.

Joshua's sparring partner claims he was "left out to dry" by the people around him before claiming that he would have done whatever he could to get the microphone out of the two-time world champion's hand. As he appeared to suffer with the emotions of his second straight defeat, the 32-year-old British fighter went on an explicit tirade covering various aspects including his weight, his first forays into the sport, and the situation in Ukraine, where he was from his first forays into the sport. "I'd like to apologise on AJ's behalf," Campbell told SkySports viewers. He may not like me for this and his colleagues may not, but they left him out to dry there. That was so out of character but the people around him, where were they?'

Joshua lost by a split decision to Usyk, who successfully defended his IBF, WBO, and WBA heavyweight belts in Saudi Arabia on Saturday night. The 32-year-old had been captured in a notably jovial mood as he returned to the team with members of his squad after staging a memorable and empassioned speech to the crowd following the bout. However, the mood soon became sour when a bystander called out to Joshua to 'keep it professional,' causing the former world champion to lose his temper and react with ferocious. As security held him back and escorted him towards his dressing room, Joshua shouted: 'Who are you talking to?Who the f*** are you talking to?Are you mad?'

Anthony Joshua lost by a hugely disappointing split-decision to Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday night, but the Briton was up 5-1 after six rounds. After losing unanimous decision to the masterful Ukrainian last September, the 32-year-old put on a much-improved show as he attempted to reclaim his heavyweight belts. Joshua got off to a good start in the game, perhaps nicking the first two or three rounds, but two of the three judges had it even at the halfway point, while others had to abandon the Ukrainian.

Anthony Joshua is bouncing after losing in Saudi Arabia to Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday. For the second time, the British fighter lost on split decision as Usyk defended his heavyweight titles, defeating Joshua for the second time. At the end, Joshua threw two of Usyk's belts out of the ring and onto the floor, heading for his changing room before he fought back to shake Usyk's hand.

POWELL, JEFF POWELL IN JEDDAH: Anthony Joshua (centre) - having been knocked out by roly-poly Mexican Andrea Ruiz Jnr and then dramatically out-pointed by Oleksandr Usyk (inset left) - hopes to stake his name by joining the elite band of three-time world heavyweight champions, despite being disappointed. Muhammad Ali (top left), Lennox Lewis (top right), Vitali Klitschko (bottom right), and Evander Holyfield (bottom left), the former champion who went on to become the only four-time champion. It would be a huge accomplishment if Joshua can join them on that page of the history books by battling his way to repentance against Usyk. But a place in the pantheon of all-time ring greats defies more than just being a triple crown champion. In Joshua's case, he'd need to step into the ring with and defeat Tyson Fury (inset right).

Anthony Joshua's destiny is in the balance as he battles Oleksandr Usyk in an all-important match on Saturday night. Their blockbuster match would add to a long line of classic heavyweight rematches. Since losing his WBA, WBO, IBF, and IBO belts in a unanimous points call at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium in September last year, AJ is out for revenge. However, history will not be on his side. Sportsmail has compiled an archive of the most epic heavyweight rematches in history, as well as how each boxer survived ahead of Joshua's domination in Saudi Arabia on Saturday evening.