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<\/span><\/p>\n Chelsea 3-0 Wolves: James Collins post-match press conference<\/p>\n The American made a hotly-anticipated return to the ring last November when he faced\u00a0Jake Paul\u00a0in Texas. The bout was streamed by\u00a0Netflix, with more than 60 million people tuning in to watch. But\u00a0Tyson ultimately lost against a man who is 31 years his junior.<\/p>\n Tyson appeared as a guest on the talk show\u00a0Jimmy Kimmel Live\u00a0and when Kimmel asked him why he never wore socks in the ring, the legendary boxer explained: \u201cI only used to for fighting, where that was my image. It was real hardcore, no socks.\u201d<\/p>\n Tyson then admitted: \u201cBut then, I somehow discovered that I had a disintegrating dose of foot fungus. And it was really bad. It’s still really bad now.\u201d<\/p>\n After being asked if the fungus was his \u201cgreatest opponent\u201d, the heavyweight great added: \u201cWell, I would have to say so because it’s still kicking my a** now.\u201d<\/p>\n Kimmel then joked that his guest would be able to advertise Desenex, a brand of antifungal products. But Tyson exclaimed: \u201cDesenex cannot help me. My toes look like they blew up.\u201d<\/p>\n Tyson\u2019s most recent fight a year ago proved to be a drab affair, with Paul winning the contest via a unanimous decision.<\/p>\n But the older of the duo will fight once again next spring after agreeing to enter the ring with Floyd Mayweather.<\/p>\n And discussing his bout with Mayweather during an interview with Hard Rock Bet, Tyson insisted: \u201cFloyd wanted to fight me. Think I got a pretty decent relationship with him. I don\u2019t hate him, you know what I\u2019m speaking. I don\u2019t have any harsh feelings. I have no idea [when the fight will take place], maybe in March or April.\u201d<\/p>\n Paul, meanwhile, is\u00a0in talks with Anthony Joshua\u00a0over another blockbuster showdown, with the duo discussing the prospect of going head-to-head in Miami before Christmas.<\/p>\n And Joshua\u2019s promoter Eddie Heard explained: \u201cWe will see if Paul\u2019s interest is real. Would it be great for Joshua\u2019s legacy? No. But I\u2019ll tell you what is [great] – two-time heavyweight world champion and an Olympic gold medal. This is an opportunity and fair play to Paul if he wants to get in that ring because AJ won\u2019t be messing about.\u201d<\/p>\n This highly anticipated clash of momentum-driven teams delivered a thrilling 4-3 overtime contest, but the New Jersey Devils ultimately prevailed over the Chicago Blackhawks. The victory was secured spectacularly by Devils defenseman Simon Nemec, who delivered a stunning hat trick\u2014a rare feat for a blueliner\u2014completing the performance with the game-winning goal at 3:28 of the extra frame. While the hard-fought loss put an end to the Blackhawks\u2019 impressive three-game winning streak, Chicago earned a critical point thanks to their star, Connor Bedard, who opened the scoring with a power-play goal in the first period. The Devils\u2019 offense was fueled by the passing of Jack Hughes, who recorded two key assists on the night, making a decisive difference in the visitors\u2019 high-scoring effort.<\/p>\n Gritsyuk \u2013 Hughes \u2013 Mercer Siegenthaler \u2013 Nemec Markstrom Bertuzzi \u2013 Bedard \u2013 Moore Vlasic \u2013 Crevier Rinzel Late into the first period,\u00a0Connor Bedard\u00a0opened the scoring 1-0, extending his point streak to nine games with 1:25 left to play in the first. He scored on a 5-on-3 power play when Tyler Bertuzzi, who was on the right side of the net, passed to Bedard, who was outside of the left circle. Bedard passed it across to Teuvo Teravainen, who sent a cross-ice pass to Bedard from the right for a gorgeous one-timer from the left face-off circle.<\/p>\n Simon Nemec\u00a0found the back of the net to tie it 1-1 with 15 seconds to go in the middle frame after Nico Hischier drove through the Blackhawks\u2019 zone. Nemec went after him and took Hischier\u2019s drop pass, moved through the slot, and scored a backhanded goal on Spencer Knight. In the second period, the Devils outshot the Blackhawks 14-3. In the second period, Knight saved on two breakaways, denying both Jack Hughes and Hischier.<\/p>\n Landon Slaggert\u00a0put Chicago back in front 2-1 when he put in his first goal of the season past Jacob Markstrom at 16:55 in the third period when Nick Foligno, who was up in the right corner, sent the puck down to Louis Crevier, who fired from the right point, and Slaggert tipped it in. With a one-timer from the left circle,\u00a0Dawson Mercer\u00a0scored his ninth goal of the season at 9:47, tying it back up 2-2 when he took a cross-ice pass from Jack Hughes and went on to score short side while falling to one knee.\u00a0Sam Lafferty\u00a0put the Blackhawks ahead 3-2 at 6:26, recording his first goal of the season when he went across the slot, scoring on a backhand after moving into the offensive zone, then dodging Luke Hughes while going across the slot.\u00a0Nemec\u00a0picked up his second of the night, knotting it back up 3-3 with 3:46 left to go of regulation when he took a cross-ice pass from Stefan Noesen, tapping it in at the left post to go into overtime.<\/p>\n With 1:32 remaining in overtime,\u00a0Nemec\u00a0finished his hat trick to get the 4-3 win for New Jersey after taking a stretch pass from Markstrom and moving into the zone, beating Knight on the glove side.<\/p>\n Simon Nemec\u00a0on his hat trick, what he liked most about the Devils playing without two forwards\/how they approached it, and Jack\u2019s pass to set up Nemec\u2019s second goal: \u201cUnreal. I mean, like, that was probably my first hat trick in my career\u2026 I was never like a shooter or scoring guy, so yeah, I\u2019m glad for that, but obviously, great team win. We were down like 3 times, I think, and we won, so it\u2019s good.\u201d \u2013 \u201cWe got great players, and it was really hard for the forwards, but they did a great job. It wasn\u2019t an easy game, like you know, they\u2019re a fast team, but I think we did overall a great job. \u2026That was unreal. That\u2019s just Jack. Just give him the puck and he finds you, or me, or someone. When he\u2019s open, you always want to give him a puck.\u201d<\/p>\n \u2013 Jack Hughes picked up a pair of assists. \u2026Both Nick Foligno and Louis Crevier collected two assists.<\/p>\n \u2013 Connor Bedard\u2019s game-opening goal extended his goal-scoring streak to four games and his point streak to nine; 19 points (eight goals, 11 assists), which ties his career long, set last season.<\/p>\n \u2013 Jacob Markstrom made a total of 17 saves for New Jersey, and Spencer Knight made a total of 33 saves for Chicago.<\/p>\n \u2013 The Devils are 12-4-1, having won three of their past four. Each of those games went into overtime.<\/p>\n \u2013 Dating back to the 2022-23 season, the Devils have won seven straight against the Blackhawks.<\/p>\n \u2013 The Blackhawks are 8-5-4 and have won three straight.<\/p>\n \u2013 Simon Nemec is the eighth defenseman in League history to cap a regular-season hat trick with an overtime goal. He\u2019s the first since Jakob Chychrun (April 4, 2021). Nemec, who\u2019s 21, is the youngest to do so, besting Chychrun (23 years, four days).<\/p>\n \u2013 Landon Slaggert was recalled from Rockford of the AHL earlier in the day, taking the spot of Andre Burakovsky, who missed the game due to an undisclosed injury.<\/p>\n \u2013 Ryan Donato skated in his 500th NHL career game.<\/p>\n \u2013 New Jersey played most of the game without both Zack MacEwen and Cody Glass. MacEwen took a hit in the first from Connor Murphy and did not return\u2026 he had just missed 13 straight games with an upper-body injury before making a return to the Devils\u2019 lineup on Monday to play against the New York Islanders. Glass went into the boards in the final minute of the first, returned for the second period, but ended up leaving for the locker room again after a shift.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Mike Tyson\u00a0has revealed that he has been living with a foot fungus. 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Mike Tyson<\/span>\u00a0has revealed that he has been living with a foot fungus. The 59-year-old famously never wore socks in the ring throughout his boxing career – and he may now be suffering the effects of that decision. Tyson is one of the greatest boxers in the history of the sport and hung up his gloves in 2005 after winning 50 fights and losing seven. He reigned as the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world between 1987 and 1990.<\/p>\n\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Meier \u2013 Hischier \u2013 Bratt
Palat \u2013 Glass \u2013 Noesen
Cotter \u2013 Glendening \u2013 MacEwen<\/p>\n
Dillon \u2013 Hughes<\/p>\n
Allen<\/p>\n
Mikheyev \u2013 Greene \u2013 Teravainen
Slaggert \u2013 Foligno \u2013 Lafferty
Dach \u2013 Donato<\/p>\n
Kaiser \u2013 Levshunov<\/p>\n
Knight<\/p>\n