Rugby World Cup Sevens in Cape Town will go on sale on Monday

SA Rugby introduced that tickets for Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022 hosted in Cape Town from 11th of September September could move on sale Monday, 28 February at 09:00 SA time.

The tickets can be exclusively to be had and might simplest be bought online thru the authentic ticket business enterprise (Ticketmaster) through touring the RWC Sevens website.

Prices range from R150 to R1 750 for the 3-day extraordinary set at the iconic Cape Town Stadium.

The fitness and protection of athletes and enthusiasts are of the very best priority, with all attendees needing to "be vaccinated to benefit entry".

"It has been a protracted, dark winter for the Sevens in South Africa, but this marks our bursting returned into the mild," stated Jurie Roux, CEO of SA Rugby.

"It could be 995 days considering the fact that Cape Town last hosted a Sevens occasion whilst the Rugby World Cup kicks off, and we can not wait.

"We are planning for a packed stadium with more groups, more motion and extra at stake than ever earlier than for a Cape Town occasion."

Roux added that inside the not likely event of the Rugby World Cup taking area without spectators, a full refund might be made to clients.

The global vaccine roll-out has allowed the return of potential crowds worldwide, and the expectancy become that South Africa might follow in shape earlier than the September event.

"We're envious of sports events round the arena, that have seen the return to full potential stadia and are very a great deal searching ahead to taking part in that experience in Cape Town yet again," he stated.

Cape Town will host its first Sevens occasion due to the fact December 2019, which saw New Zealand's males and females acquire the double.

The final  variations of the Cape Town Sevens were postponed due to the continuing global pandemic, with SA Rugby making plans some thing unique.

"This is the primary senior World Cup to be held in South Africa for 27 years, and we're going to make the maximum of it," he stated.

"The vancouver sevens live rugby global will be coming to Cape Town with teams that have never seemed on this u . S . In any layout, and we are making plans to make this a totally unique event."

Roux warned rugby fans to beware of unofficial ticketing agencies, travel groups and websites purporting to have tickets and programs to be had to the event.

Gennady Golovkin will return to the ring in Ryota Murata

Gennady Golovkin will return to the ring in a unification bout against Ryota Murata at the end of the year.

The fight has been in the pipeline for a long time but has now been officially confirmed for December 28 in Japan. Golovkin vs Murata Undercard

Golovkin will bring his 'Big Drama Show' to Murata's home territory with the fight taking place on the border of Tokyo in Saitama.

And the 39-year-old is hoping to add another belt to his collection with the possibility of a potential trilogy match against Canelo Alvarez looming.

"I am really excited to be bringing the Big Drama Show to Japan, a country where boxing is very popular," said Golovkin. "Ryōta Murata has been an outstanding champion.

"It is going to be a special night when we meet in the ring to unify our titles. We are going to give the fans a great fight.

Golovkin's last ring outing came back in December last year when he defeated Kamil Szeremeta comfortably, dropping his opponent four times before his seventh round retirement.

The Kazakh fighter only has one blotch on his record after losing in a historic rematch with Alvarez.

An explosive first meeting was touted as a modern-era classic after the middleweight champion was left frustrated, being held to a controversial draw in 2017.

And the second meeting ended in another close decision with the pound-for-pound king gaining the narrow nod over Golovkin by majority decision with the Kazakh fighter forced to regroup.

He has since began another win streak, defeating Steve Rolls before reclaiming world champion status by dethroning Sergiy Derevyanchenko. GGG Murata fight online tv free

But his latest test will come against a relatively untested opponent who has already suffered two defeats during his 18-fight career.

Gennadiy Golovkin vs Ryota Murata postponed in wake of Japan's

When Japan announced a temporary ban on travel to the country in the wake of the omicron COVID-19 variant, it seemed only a matter of time before the middleweight championship unification bout between Gennadiy Golovkin and Ryoto Murata would be scratched from its planned Dec. 29 date. The postponement was made official on Thursday night and promoters are hoping to reschedule the fight for 2022.

Golovkin confirmed the news, tweeting, "I am deeply disappointed that fight in Japan has been postponed but the health and safety of the public must Watch GGG vs Murata online.

always be the priority. I look forward to returning to the ring against Ryōta as soon as possible."

The postponement means 2021 is officially the first calendar year in which Golovkin has not had a fight since turning professional in 2006. The IBF middleweight champion also fought just once in 2020, defeating Kamil Szeremeta when Szeremeta did not come out of his corner after the seventh round.

Golovkin will turn 40 in 2022 and the clock is likely fast ticking down on any possibility of a third fight with Canelo Alvarez. Alvarez has gone on to unify all four recognized world titles at super middleweight and is planning to move to cruiserweight in an attempt to win a world title at yet another weight. Combined with Golovkin's delayed fight, fans may never see the trilogy come to fruition.

Murata has also seen his career largely stalled out due to the COVID-19 pandemic. After fighting twice in 2019, winning the WBA secondary title for the second time in his career and being promoted to full world champion by the sanctioning body, Murata then did not fight in 2020 or 2021.

There is no word on a planned reschedule date for the fight though the intention to hold the fight in Japan means the situation with COVID and travel will have to be monitored until a new date can be safely set.

Saturday was another loaded day of boxing, with major contests taking place in the United States, Dubai and Japan. Those fights included a top prospect in action as well as two championship contests.

The day's capper saw Edgar Berlanga in action against Steve Rolls from Madison Square Garden's Hulu Theater. Berlanga, once a red-hot prospect after scoring 16 first-round knockouts to begin his career, was looking to rebound from a questionable performance in his last outing, where he was knocked down by Marcelo Coceres in a shockingly close bout. Berlanga was also returning from surgery to repair a torn bicep suffered in that bout.

For his third straight outing, Berlanga was unable to finish off an opponent as Rolls was never truly in trouble during the 10 rounds of action. Unfortunately for Rolls, he waited until well into the second half of the fight before he turned up his aggression, having clear success in landing shots on Berlanga but giving up so many early rounds with a cautious approach that there was no victory to be had on the scorecards. Berlanga ultimately won by tallies of 97-93, 97-93 and 96-94. Golovkin vs Murata fight time

Berlanga remained undefeated with the win, but many of the questions that were already out on him since the first-round knockout train stopped rolling will only intensify after a relatively lifeless performance against Rolls, with plodding footwork, holes in his defense and a lack of an offensive attack that sees him fail to use one shot to set up another.