ScoreScan

Score Scan – Sports

Main menu

Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content
  • Olympics
    • 2004
    • 2008
    • 2012
    • 2016
    • 2020
    • Winter Olympics
  • Commonwealth
    • 2002
    • 2006
    • 2010
    • 2014
    • 2018
  • Football
    • Premier League
    • Champions League
    • Championship
    • World Cup 2010
    • World Cup 2014
  • Rugby
    • Premiership
    • Rugby Union
    • Rugby League
    • Six Nations
    • World Cup 2011
    • World Cup 2015
  • Tennis
  • Golf
  • Horses
  • Boxing
  • Athletics
  • Cricket
  • Cycling
  • Swimming
  • Motor

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →

Usyk and Fury’s titanic battle flies under radar in surreal surrounds of Riyadh

These complex, contradictory heavyweights are ready to recommence hostilities – let’s hope someone tells the locals

Oleksandr Usyk on lifting Ukrainian soldiers’ morale and keeping Tyson Fury quiet

Undisputed world heavyweight champion tells Donald McRae that he doesn’t want to be seen as an icon, he simply wants to fight better to win the rematch on Saturday

IBA sticking with Gazprom sponsorship as boxing still in limbo at 2028 Olympics

The International Boxing Association is still taking sponsorship money from the Russian state energy supplier Gazprom but could still play a role in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

Tyson Fury vows to focus and cut back the showboating for Usyk rematch

Tyson Fury admits he needs to avoid the trap of complacency and not do as much showboating in his world heavyweight title rematch in Riyadh

The vapid Jake Paul is a note-perfect sports hero for these Trumpian times

It’s not hard to draw a line between Trumpism and the rise of Jake Paul, another boastful celebrity who keeps insisting he is the best until huge segments of the population believe him

Katie Taylor shows grace and ringcraft blatantly lacking in Paul v Tyson charade

Softly spoken Irish fighter delivers on and off the canvas in stark contrast to hollow influencer’s win over former champion

‘Just sad’: how Mike Tyson’s return to the ring crashed Netflix – but disappointed fans

The comeback of the legendary boxer, 58, against former YouTuber Jake Paul drew 120 million virtual viewers – and condemnation

Mike Tyson open to return in the ring after humbling defeat to Jake Paul

Former world champ no match for YouTuber-turned-boxer while Paul praises 58-year-old as ‘the greatest to ever do it’

Jake Paul defeats Mike Tyson after Katie Taylor controversially beats Amanda Serrano – as it happened

The boxer-influencer Jake Paul beat ex-heavyweight champion Mike Tyson by a unanimous decision at AT&T Stadium. Bryan Graham was watching

Jake Paul beats Mike Tyson in manufactured mismatch as Father Time comes calling

Jake Paul won a unanimous decision by two scores of 79-73 and a 80-72 shutout as the former world champion was unable to land telling blows

Katie Taylor retains titles with controversial win over Amanda Serrano

Taylor remains undisputed super lightweight champion as all three judges score rematch 95-94 in unanimous decision

Jake Paul v Mike Tyson: all of your pre-fight questions, answered

What time does it start? Why Netflix? And what about that 31-year age difference? We (mostly) have the answers

Silence before the charade: Tyson lets money talk before fight with Paul

As the circus wheels on around him, Mike Tyson knows there is nothing new to say – so at his pre-fight press conference he said nothing

Jake Paul and the grains of nuance around circus fight with Mike Tyson

Despite his absurd persona and obscene wealth, would-be boxer’s support of female fighters is worthy of note

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →
  • ‘Nothing ever seemed to faze him’: Ken Oliver, former racing editor of the Guardian, dies aged 86
  • Vuelta a España: Matthew Brennan scores second sprint victory on stage five
  • Chelsea in talks with Emiliano Martínez’s camp and braced for Enzo Fernández bid
  • Fury v Joshua uncertainty will be resolved next week, insists Frank Warren
  • Celtic raise the bar for calamitous capitulations in Europe
  • Ayyoub Bouaddi: maths student, chess fan and Manchester City’s new Rodri
  • Sky Sports to extend US Open contract after boost in female audience figures
  • Forest in talks with Celta Vigo over Javi Rueda as Axel Disasi joins Palace on loan
  • Josh Tongue reveals Joe Root’s ‘robust conversation’ has reset England standards
  • ‘I catch the signs a lot earlier now’: Amanda Anisimova on burnout and bouncing back
  • Uefa poised to lift boycott threat after Fifa promises no World Cup sale repeat
  • Olivia Moultrie’s injury leaves the USWNT with a thinning midfield pool ahead of the World Cup
  • Manchester City confirm Bouaddi signing as Marmoush and González head out
  • Bristol City ready to ‘supercharge growth’ and prove women’s clubs can fly solo
  • Angel Reese is turning trolls and talk of ‘mebounds’ into fuel for a breakthrough
  • ‘The cycle repeats’: England’s troubles with spinners is leaving a generation behind
  • Football transfer rumours: Jean-Philippe Mateta to Aston Villa?
  • Martin O’Neill puts Champions League collapse among most painful Celtic nights
  • After Dom Ballard’s backheel, what is the earliest goal of the season to be scored?
  • From the Pocket: Geelong is a club that pushes its luck but the concussion story must not be buried
  • Olympic hero Alysa Liu to sit out figure skating season before 2027 return
  • Serena Williams thrills New York crowd on US Open return with Carlos Alcaraz
  • Women’s Super League 2026-27 preview No 5: Charlton Athletic
  • De Zerbi hopes Sávio’s fresh start will help Spurs’ much-needed rebrand
  • Victor Torp seals Coventry’s Carabao Cup win at Plymouth in six-goal thriller
  • Xavi hopes time at the ‘university of football’ will end with Dutch success
  • Root reads from same old script in latest episode of England’s off-field soap opera
  • Delap heads to Forest for £50m as Chelsea open talks to sell Jackson to Aston Villa
  • ‘Starting to wind me up’: Itauma rebuffs Hrgovic before world heavyweight title fight
  • ‘He’s box office’: Gary Lineker admits wanting Roy Keane to join The Rest Is Football

Contact www.scorescan.com   Terms of Use