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Find Your Next Fight On the UFC Schedule By Weight Class

Discover your next UFC fight by weight class. Browse the complete schedule to find every bout, event date, and fighter matchup you need. The post Find Your Next Fight On the UFC Schedule By Weight Class appeared first on Film Daily .
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Pakistan return from Asian Games with 10 medals, but no gold

LAHORE - Pakistan signed off from the Asian Games 2026 with 10 medals, including two silver and eight bronze, achieving its best medal haul at the continental showpiece since 2002, although the Green Shirts failed to capture a single gold medal.
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Daily Update: Metal Maniac passes away, previews for this week’s shows

Daily Update Latest News Latest Audio Latest YouTube Video This Week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter Among the topics covered: FIRST TIME SUBSCRIBERS GET 50% OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH Sunday Update — Bryan and I will be doing shows the next three nights, we will talk weekend news tonight , cover Raw tomorrow night and have a […]
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[Asian Games] S. Korea falls short of target as gap with Japan widens

NAGOYA, Japan — For the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games that ended with the closing ceremony Sunday night, South Korea had set out to win 40 to 45 gold medals and narrow its gap with Japan in the medal race. The country accomplished neither of those goals. South Korea finished with 39 gold medals for its third consecutive third-place finish, behind China and Japan, and this was also South Korea's fewest gold medal tally since taking home 28 in 1982. The gap between South Korea and Japan was much bigger than that between South Korea and the fourth-place finisher, India, which finished with 21 gold medals. The Korean Sport & Olympic Committee (KSOC) had projected it would be difficult for South Korea to catch Japan, which it thought would enjoy home field advantage. After South Korea finished 10 gold medals behind Japan at the 2023 Asiad, at 52-42 -- compared to a 75-49 deficit in 2018 -- the KSOC said the objective this time would be to reduce that gap even further. However, Japan pulled away early, with South Korea not earning as many medals from some sports as it had hoped. During the first we
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4 Pending Free Agent head Coaches On Hot Seat This Season

Over the last month or so, we've seen a number of NHL head coaches sign extensions, including Jared Bednar with the Colorado Avalanche, Martin St. Louis with the Montreal Canadiens, John Hynes (Minnesota Wild), and Ryan Warsofsky (San Jose Sharks). There are still four head coaches, however, who are playing out this season with the proverbial "lame-duck status"—on the final year of their deals. Joel Quenneville in Anaheim, Scott Arniel in Winnipeg, Rick Bowness in Columbus, and Andrew Brunette in Nashville. And in all four cases, a big year could be needed to save their jobs. But according to insider Pierre LeBrun on TSN Insider Trading, two of these situations bear particular watching, more than the others. Quenneville being without an extension 'is interesting', says insider " Quenneville is interesting, you know, given his pedigree and stature, still not extended. My sense from poking my nose in that is that no one’s worried about it, that at some point the Ducks will address that," said LeBrun. The Ducks earned their first playoff berth last season in eight years in Quenneville's first season behind the bench, so he's earned some credits. But a big falloff this season could lead Anaheim to consider a younger candidate. Scott Arniel needs to have good season to save his job with Jets "I don’t know about Arniel and Winnipeg, to be honest," added LeBrun. "I think the Jets are probably comfortable letting this ride out for a while and see where the season goes. Remember, they missed the playoffs last year and not everyone was 100% sure that Arniel would be brought back as coach. So I think in his case, he may have to coach through the year on an expiring deal." In Columbus, Bowness is 71, going on 72 this season, so it's only natural that his situation is year to year. But after his epic meltdown at the end of last season , and his early frustration with his team on a couple of occasions already this campaign, it remains to be seen how much longer he wants to do it, even if the Blue Jackets want to keep him. “We had plans for next week, they’ve all changed. We’ve got work to do.” #CBJ coach Rick Bowness after tonight’s loss — Dave Maetzold (@DMaetzMedia) October 4, 2026 Brunette, notes LeBrun, has a team option for next season, but we'll have to see if the Predators make some progress this year towards a playoff spot before his status for 2027-28 will come into focus.
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Stuart Skinner Might Be Ready for His Breakout Season

I was really happy to see Stuart Skinner get this one. The Winnipeg Jets beat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 on Sunday, and Skinner stopped 33 of 35 shots. That's a pretty good way to earn your first win with a new team.
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Nashville Predators Announce 2 Roster Moves on Sunday

The Nashville Predators have brought Vitali Pinchuk back to the NHL roster only a day after the 24-year-old center took his first step into North American professional hockey.
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