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Worst haircut ever

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I just got the worst haircut of my life. Not even close. They finished styling it and looked at me with a smile saying “all done! What do you think?” They had to keep cutting for another five minutes after that to try and fix it. I literally had to show them multiple areas they just forgot to cut.

But, they already had product in. I made them give me the bib back once they started cutting again but the damage was done. Now I’ve got a hairy itchy back. Didn’t even get another wash to try and get the newly cut hair out.

So now I’m at the Rustic in Uptown Park in Houston sulking with a Friday cocktail and refusing to go back to my office. My boss would ABSOLUTELY mock me, and rightfully so. O, and to top it all off, they had the mandatory tip screen up at check out that I had to select while they were standing right next to me watching.

Miss my old haircut person in Tulsa. Shoutout for Chadwick at Jara Herron on Brookside.
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Benefits of a QB Coach Already Paying Off

Spacemon25
Let me preface by saying what initially jumped out at me was as myself and Damian were away from OU football for a bit, I came back to get caught up and while watching some raw work on drills I said to myself, “man, I’m not sure who #3 is but his mechanics are very clean. No wasted motion.”

Then after a second or so I said to myself, “duh, that’s MHJ.”

But then that made me dig more into what I was seeing them do and even though things that the public sees are limited, I’m incredibly aware of what LR used to do with QB’s and his philosophy on rearing them up in the college game.

So let me breakdown some things I see Arbuckle doing already, that as someone in the field of coaching, I can greatly appreciate AND see why it’s working so well.

#1. Well-Structured: one of my biggest pet peeves is seeing drills that do not build off of one another. Every drill should have a purpose and serve to feed the next drill. Additionally, the drills are simple and the expectations are precise and nonnegotiable. One of the things we saw and heard of a year ago was the lack of precision in practice at the quarterback position and guys, trusting their own development to themselves. Not only am I not seeing that with Arbuckle at the helm but I see a lot of things that Riley did in terms of footwork, reading running lanes, and how to manage the run game as a quarterback, as well as throwing mechanics in drills that actually work, not some nonsense of just throw into a target or trying to put the ball in a bucket.

#2. The mechanics are solid. Each QB looks like a carbon copy of the other which means “if you’re throwing motion ain’t quick, accurate, and with ferocity, then you ain’t playing.” Hawkins Jr. had a very elongated motion which impacted his ability to get the ball home on time. His eyes were actually very good and his velocity was solid but he threw from the shoulder and because of that, it required a longer “whip” of the arm to generate any power and velocity. In turn, the ball arrives late and/or floated on him.

Mateer’s mechanics are as solid as they come. He is where Hawkins Jr. would probably be much closer too had he had a primary ball coach this last offseason which is absolutely a failure on BV’s part but it has been addressed.

#3. Footwork drills ACTUALLY work. As OU Insider’s resident sport science nerd, I take immense amount of time and care into leveraging drills that work and I am a stickler for leaving out nonsense. Just like agility ladders are generally a waste of time unless you’re dealing with young athletes and working general coordination, there are drills I see QB’s do that are training “footwork” that will not translate because they are:

A: Bad drills that don’t mimic real game scenarios

B: They lack urgency and variability that manifests as the anxiety a QB should feel when needing to perform the footwork.

C: It’s poorly coached and really A-C are a factor because the athlete isn’t even doing the things he’s going to do in a game.

I LOVE the way Arbuckle is coaching some of the common drills too. You can tell what is prioritized and what isn’t.

Whether it is footwork when pressing the LOS on QB Power or flipping the hips on a rollout, downfield throw, there is a method to what is going on and I have not seen QB work at OU look, overall, this clean since the 2021 offseason.

Thoughts and opinions are always welcome as we dive into these nuances
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Idea for Spring game fix

Jessedyer33
Biggest issue at oklahoma is fan engagement and keep people happy.

1. Instead of skill competition, have a live open practice with Live mics and fan hear all the coaching and players.

2. Have campus corner and stadium wrapped around with Dj's, booths, food trucks, and etc. Have players around and makes for people to hit spot to spot to stay active.

3. Have coaches around in locations for fans to ask one question or just get a quick auto.

4. Have the QB's do competitions with fans that think they are the uncle Rico's.

This would fulfill NIL obligations and keep fan engagement without needing a huge game and 1 hour of worthless drills. Biggest mistake Oklahoma makes is having fans show up and be bored. Just a idea
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[LIVESTREAMs] UFC 314: Volkanovski vs Lopes Live PPV Full Fight ON Tv Channel April 12, 2025

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Tonight, the welterweight division EXPLODES as two undefeated champions collide! Jaron “Boots” Ennis, the slick Philly phenom with dynamite in his fists, meets Lithuania’s relentless force Eimantas Stanionis in a high-stakes UNIFICATION clash. The highly anticipated welterweight showdown between Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Eimantas Stanionis is set to deliver fireworks in the ring. If you’re looking to stream the fight legally, here’s everything you need to know.

Watch: Ennis vs Stanionis Live

​

Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis start time​

Location: Boardwalk Hall – Atlantic City, New Jersey

Date: Saturday, April 12

Start time: 8 p.m. ET | 5 p.m. PT

Main event start time (approx.): 11:30 p.m. ET | 8:30 p.m. PT
​

Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis fight card​

  • Jaron Ennis (c) vs. Eimantas Stanionis (c) for the WBA and IBF welterweight titles​
  • Raymond Ford vs. Thomas Mattice; Super Featherweights​
  • Omari Jones vs. William Jackson; Super Welterweights​
  • Shakhram Giyasov vs. Franco Ocampo; Welterweights​
  • Zaquin Moses vs. Alex Pallete; Super Featherweights​
  • Tahmir Smalls vs. Earl Bascome; Welterweights​
  • Arturo Cardenas vs. Edgar Joe Cortes; Super Bantamweights​
  • Francisco Rodriguez vs. Naheem Parker; Lightweights​
With speed, power, and pride on the line, who will seize the throne? Don’t blink—this is boxing at its best! 🥊💥 #EnnisStanionis
​

Where to Watch Ennis vs. Stanionis Legally​

1. PPV (Pay-Per-View) Platforms​

The fight is expected to be available via PPV through major sports broadcasters and streaming services. Check the following options:
​
  • DAZN – A leading sports streaming service that often hosts major boxing events.​
  • ESPN+ PPV – If the fight is promoted by Top Rank, it may be available here.​
  • Showtime PPV – If Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) is involved, Showtime could carry the fight.​
  • FITE TV – A popular PPV platform for boxing and MMA events.​

2. Official Broadcasters​

Depending on your location, the fight may be available on:
​
  • U.S. & Canada: Check DAZN, ESPN+, or Showtime.​
  • UK & Ireland: Sky Sports, TNT Sports, or DAZN.​
  • Australia: Main Event or Kayo Sports.​
  • Other Regions: Check local sports networks or DAZN’s availability.​

3. Cable & Satellite Providers​

If the fight is on PPV, you can order it through:
​
  • Xfinity​
  • DirecTV​
  • Dish Network​
  • Spectrum​

How to Stream for Free (Legally)​

While PPV fights require payment, some platforms offer free trials that may cover the event:
​
  • DAZN Free Trial – New users can sometimes get a 30-day trial.​
  • ESPN+ Free Trial – 7-day trial available for new subscribers.​
  • FuboTV/YouTube TV – Some sports packages include PPV access.​

Avoid Illegal Streams​

Using unauthorized streams can lead to:
​
  • Poor video quality & buffering​
  • Malware & security risks​
  • Legal consequences​
For the best experience, support the fighters and the sport by purchasing the fight legally.
​

Final Tips​

✅ Check the official fight promoter’s announcement for streaming details. ✅ Order early to avoid last-minute technical issues. ✅ Ensure a stable internet connection for smooth streaming.

Don’t miss this explosive matchup—tune in the right way! 🥊🔥​
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"@!![WATCHLIVE]TV!] UFC 314: Pereira vs Ankalaev LiVe Streams FrEe BrOaDcAsT oN TV Guide

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Tonight, the welterweight division EXPLODES as two undefeated champions collide! Jaron “Boots” Ennis, the slick Philly phenom with dynamite in his fists, meets Lithuania’s relentless force Eimantas Stanionis in a high-stakes UNIFICATION clash. The highly anticipated welterweight showdown between Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Eimantas Stanionis is set to deliver fireworks in the ring. If you’re looking to stream the fight legally, here’s everything you need to know.



Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis start time​

Location: Boardwalk Hall – Atlantic City, New Jersey

Date: Saturday, April 12

Start time: 8 p.m. ET | 5 p.m. PT

Main event start time (approx.): 11:30 p.m. ET | 8:30 p.m. PT

Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis fight card​

  • Jaron Ennis (c) vs. Eimantas Stanionis (c) for the WBA and IBF welterweight titles
  • Raymond Ford vs. Thomas Mattice; Super Featherweights
  • Omari Jones vs. William Jackson; Super Welterweights
  • Shakhram Giyasov vs. Franco Ocampo; Welterweights
  • Zaquin Moses vs. Alex Pallete; Super Featherweights
  • Tahmir Smalls vs. Earl Bascome; Welterweights
  • Arturo Cardenas vs. Edgar Joe Cortes; Super Bantamweights
  • Francisco Rodriguez vs. Naheem Parker; Lightweights
With speed, power, and pride on the line, who will seize the throne? Don’t blink—this is boxing at its best! 🥊💥 #EnnisStanionis

Where to Watch Ennis vs. Stanionis Legally​

1. PPV (Pay-Per-View) Platforms​

The fight is expected to be available via PPV through major sports broadcasters and streaming services. Check the following options:

  • DAZN – A leading sports streaming service that often hosts major boxing events.
  • ESPN+ PPV – If the fight is promoted by Top Rank, it may be available here.
  • Showtime PPV – If Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) is involved, Showtime could carry the fight.
  • FITE TV – A popular PPV platform for boxing and MMA events.

2. Official Broadcasters​

Depending on your location, the fight may be available on:

  • U.S. & Canada: Check DAZN, ESPN+, or Showtime.
  • UK & Ireland: Sky Sports, TNT Sports, or DAZN.
  • Australia: Main Event or Kayo Sports.
  • Other Regions: Check local sports networks or DAZN’s availability.

3. Cable & Satellite Providers​

If the fight is on PPV, you can order it through:

  • Xfinity
  • DirecTV
  • Dish Network
  • Spectrum

How to Stream for Free (Legally)​

While PPV fights require payment, some platforms offer free trials that may cover the event:

  • DAZN Free Trial – New users can sometimes get a 30-day trial.
  • ESPN+ Free Trial – 7-day trial available for new subscribers.
  • FuboTV/YouTube TV – Some sports packages include PPV access.

Avoid Illegal Streams​

Using unauthorized streams can lead to:

  • Poor video quality & buffering
  • Malware & security risks
  • Legal consequences
For the best experience, support the fighters and the sport by purchasing the fight legally.

Final Tips​

✅ Check the official fight promoter’s announcement for streaming details. ✅ Order early to avoid last-minute technical issues. ✅ Ensure a stable internet connection for smooth streaming.

Don’t miss this explosive matchup—tune in the right way! 🥊🔥
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Baseball Oklahoma Dominates Vanderbilt in 14-0 Run Rule To Win Series

Josh Mahler
Norman, OK — Oklahoma’s bats erupted for a 14-0 blowout over Vanderbilt in Game 2, securing the series in front of a single-game attendance record of 5,051 at L Dale Mitchell Park. The Sooners’ relentless offense and airtight defense delivered their first run-rule victory in SEC play since joining the conference this season, ending the game in seven innings.

Junior pitcher Kyson Witherspoon was untouchable, tossing a complete-game gem with seven innings pitched, allowing just two hits, no walks, and striking out six. The Sooner defense backed him with clutch plays, ensuring Vanderbilt never found a foothold.

The onslaught began immediately. In the first inning, Jason Walk was hit by a pitch, followed by a Trey Gambill double. Easton Carmichael then crushed a three-run homer, giving Oklahoma a 3-0 lead before Vanderbilt could blink. The third inning saw Dasan Harris single to right-center, scoring Sam Christiansen to make it 4-0.

The fourth inning was a nightmare for Vanderbilt’s defense. Dayton Tockey’s groundout led to a run on an error, and with bases loaded, Kyle Branch reached on another miscue, allowing Carmichael to score. Harris followed with a two-RBI single, and Dawson Willis capped the inning with a towering three-run homer—Oklahoma’s second of the day—ballooning the lead to 11-0.

The Sooners didn’t let up. In the fifth, Gambill, hit by a pitch again, scored on a Jaxon Willits single, pushing the score to 12-0. Carmichael struck again in the sixth, tripling to left-center to drive in Gambill and Willis, cementing the 14-0 margin. Oklahoma’s defense sealed the deal in the seventh, triggering the run rule.

Carmichael led the charge, going 2-for-4 with 2 runs, 5 RBIs, a homer, and a triple. Harris was electric, finishing 3-for-4 with a run and 3 RBIs. Willis added a 1-for-3 day with 2 runs and 3 RBIs, including his three-run blast in the fourth inning.

The Sooners’ explosive performance underscored their SEC arrival, blending offensive firepower with Witherspoon’s dominance on the mound. Oklahoma now looks to carry this momentum forward as they attempt to complete their first series sweep in SEC play tomorrow.
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Sooners run rule Pokes 12-3

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The game didn’t start out well for OU as they fell behind 3-0. In the first inning, 2 errors led to the Pokes 1st 2 runs then a solo HR in the 3rd made it 3-0 OSU. The Sooner D played a little sloppy in the first couple of innings.

In the bottom of the 3rd, Pickering continued her hot hitting with a 2 run shot to cut the lead to 3-2. In the 4th Landry loaded the bases with no outs but got out of the inning unscratched which I think really changed the game.


In the bottom half of the 4th Bland put the Sooners ahead with her 2nd HR of the year 5-3 which set the stage for the rest of the game. By the end of 4 OU led 7-3. Ella Parker swung the bat well tonight going 3-3 with a double and 2 RBI and looks to be regaining her hitting form. Pickering barely missed a 2 HR night as she had one hit off the top of the LF wall that bounced back into play.

Garcia drove in the game clinching run rule with 2 outs in the 5th. Next up is Bama Sat , Sun and Mon.
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Here's Today UFC 314 Fight Card and Streaming Free Tv Channel in UsA

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All Ways to Stream Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis (2025): Global Viewing Guide

The highly anticipated welterweight showdown between Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Eimantas Stanionis is finally here, and fans worldwide are eager to catch every moment of this thrilling matchup. If you’re wondering where and how to stream the fight, we’ve got you covered with all the legal and official ways to watch.

Watch Here : Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis Full PPV Live

​

Fight Overview​

  • Event: Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis – IBF, WBA, and Ring Magazine Welterweight Unification​
  • Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025​
  • Time: Main card at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT / 1:00 AM GMT (April 13)​
  • Venue: Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey​
  • Broadcast: Live on DAZN​
  • Undercard Highlights: Raymond Ford vs. Thomas Mattice, Shakhram Giyasov, and Omari Jones​

How to Watch Ennis vs. Stanionis Worldwide​

1. U.S. Viewers (PPV or Cable)​

The fight is expected to be available on PPV (Pay-Per-View) or a major sports network. Potential broadcasters include:
​
  • ESPN+ PPV​
  • Showtime PPV​
  • DAZN PPV (if promoted by Matchroom or Golden Boy)​
  • Fox Sports PBC PPV (if under Premier Boxing Champions)​
How to Order:
​
  • Visit the broadcaster’s website (ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, etc.)​
  • Purchase the PPV (50−50−80, depending on the platform)​
  • Stream live on the app or website​

2. UK & Ireland Viewers​

  • DAZN (If the fight is on DAZN globally)​
  • Sky Sports Box Office (Possible PPV option)​
  • TNT Sports (Formerly BT Sport)​

3. Canada Viewers​

  • DAZN Canada (Most likely option)​
  • TSN PPV (If available)​

4. Australia Viewers​

  • Main Event on Foxtel (PPV)​
  • Kayo Sports (Possible streaming option)​

5. Other Countries​

  • Check DAZN’s availability in your region.​
  • Some countries may have local sports networks broadcasting the fight.​

Free Live Stream? Beware of Illegal Options​

While some fans may look for free streams on Reddit, Twitch, or unauthorized sites, these are often illegal, unreliable, and pose security risks (malware, pop-up ads). The best way to support boxing and ensure high-quality viewing is through official PPV or streaming platforms.
​

Mobile & Smart TV Streaming​

  • ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, or other broadcasters’ apps (Available on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, etc.)​
  • Cast from phone to TV via Chromecast or AirPlay.​

Fight Card (Undercard Highlights)​

Stay tuned for the full undercard announcements, which may feature rising stars and exciting matchups before the main event.
​

Stay Updated​

  • Follow official promoters (PBC, Matchroom, Top Rank, etc.) for last-minute updates.​
  • Check Ennis and Stanionis’ social media for fight week news.​

Final Verdict: Best Way to Watch​

For a seamless, high-definition experience, order the PPV through an official broadcaster like ESPN+, DAZN, or Showtime. Avoid sketchy streams and enjoy the fight legally!

Will “Boots” Ennis continue his dominance, or will Stanionis pull off the upset? Tune in to find out!
​
Note: Always verify the official broadcaster as fight details may change. This guide will be updated with confirmed streaming info once announced.

Bookmark this page for the latest updates!​
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[hereS!!]# UFC 314: Volkanovski vs Lopes LiVe Streams FrEe BrOaDcAsT oN TV Guide

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All Ways to Stream Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis (2025): Global Viewing Guide

The highly anticipated welterweight showdown between Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Eimantas Stanionis is finally here, and fans worldwide are eager to catch every moment of this thrilling matchup. If you’re wondering where and how to stream the fight, we’ve got you covered with all the legal and official ways to watch.

Watch Here : Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis Full PPV Live

​

Fight Overview​

  • Event: Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis – IBF, WBA, and Ring Magazine Welterweight Unification​
  • Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025​
  • Time: Main card at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT / 1:00 AM GMT (April 13)​
  • Venue: Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey​
  • Broadcast: Live on DAZN​
  • Undercard Highlights: Raymond Ford vs. Thomas Mattice, Shakhram Giyasov, and Omari Jones​

How to Watch Ennis vs. Stanionis Worldwide​

1. U.S. Viewers (PPV or Cable)​

The fight is expected to be available on PPV (Pay-Per-View) or a major sports network. Potential broadcasters include:
​
  • ESPN+ PPV​
  • Showtime PPV​
  • DAZN PPV (if promoted by Matchroom or Golden Boy)​
  • Fox Sports PBC PPV (if under Premier Boxing Champions)​
How to Order:
​
  • Visit the broadcaster’s website (ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, etc.)​
  • Purchase the PPV (50−50−80, depending on the platform)​
  • Stream live on the app or website​

2. UK & Ireland Viewers​

  • DAZN (If the fight is on DAZN globally)​
  • Sky Sports Box Office (Possible PPV option)​
  • TNT Sports (Formerly BT Sport)​

3. Canada Viewers​

  • DAZN Canada (Most likely option)​
  • TSN PPV (If available)​

4. Australia Viewers​

  • Main Event on Foxtel (PPV)​
  • Kayo Sports (Possible streaming option)​

5. Other Countries​

  • Check DAZN’s availability in your region.​
  • Some countries may have local sports networks broadcasting the fight.​

Free Live Stream? Beware of Illegal Options​

While some fans may look for free streams on Reddit, Twitch, or unauthorized sites, these are often illegal, unreliable, and pose security risks (malware, pop-up ads). The best way to support boxing and ensure high-quality viewing is through official PPV or streaming platforms.
​

Mobile & Smart TV Streaming​

  • ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, or other broadcasters’ apps (Available on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, etc.)​
  • Cast from phone to TV via Chromecast or AirPlay.​

Fight Card (Undercard Highlights)​

Stay tuned for the full undercard announcements, which may feature rising stars and exciting matchups before the main event.
​

Stay Updated​

  • Follow official promoters (PBC, Matchroom, Top Rank, etc.) for last-minute updates.​
  • Check Ennis and Stanionis’ social media for fight week news.​

Final Verdict: Best Way to Watch​

For a seamless, high-definition experience, order the PPV through an official broadcaster like ESPN+, DAZN, or Showtime. Avoid sketchy streams and enjoy the fight legally!

Will “Boots” Ennis continue his dominance, or will Stanionis pull off the upset? Tune in to find out!
​
Note: Always verify the official broadcaster as fight details may change. This guide will be updated with confirmed streaming info once announced.

Bookmark this page for the latest updates!​
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[LIVe@Streams] Volkanovski vs Lopes Fight Details Live Online

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All Ways to Stream Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis (2025): Global Viewing Guide

The highly anticipated welterweight showdown between Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Eimantas Stanionis is finally here, and fans worldwide are eager to catch every moment of this thrilling matchup. If you’re wondering where and how to stream the fight, we’ve got you covered with all the legal and official ways to watch.

Watch Here : Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis Full PPV Live

​

Fight Overview​

  • Event: Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis – IBF, WBA, and Ring Magazine Welterweight Unification​
  • Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025​
  • Time: Main card at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT / 1:00 AM GMT (April 13)​
  • Venue: Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey​
  • Broadcast: Live on DAZN​
  • Undercard Highlights: Raymond Ford vs. Thomas Mattice, Shakhram Giyasov, and Omari Jones​

How to Watch Ennis vs. Stanionis Worldwide​

1. U.S. Viewers (PPV or Cable)​

The fight is expected to be available on PPV (Pay-Per-View) or a major sports network. Potential broadcasters include:
​
  • ESPN+ PPV​
  • Showtime PPV​
  • DAZN PPV (if promoted by Matchroom or Golden Boy)​
  • Fox Sports PBC PPV (if under Premier Boxing Champions)​
How to Order:
​
  • Visit the broadcaster’s website (ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, etc.)​
  • Purchase the PPV (50−50−80, depending on the platform)​
  • Stream live on the app or website​

2. UK & Ireland Viewers​

  • DAZN (If the fight is on DAZN globally)​
  • Sky Sports Box Office (Possible PPV option)​
  • TNT Sports (Formerly BT Sport)​

3. Canada Viewers​

  • DAZN Canada (Most likely option)​
  • TSN PPV (If available)​

4. Australia Viewers​

  • Main Event on Foxtel (PPV)​
  • Kayo Sports (Possible streaming option)​

5. Other Countries​

  • Check DAZN’s availability in your region.​
  • Some countries may have local sports networks broadcasting the fight.​

Free Live Stream? Beware of Illegal Options​

While some fans may look for free streams on Reddit, Twitch, or unauthorized sites, these are often illegal, unreliable, and pose security risks (malware, pop-up ads). The best way to support boxing and ensure high-quality viewing is through official PPV or streaming platforms.
​

Mobile & Smart TV Streaming​

  • ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, or other broadcasters’ apps (Available on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, etc.)​
  • Cast from phone to TV via Chromecast or AirPlay.​

Fight Card (Undercard Highlights)​

Stay tuned for the full undercard announcements, which may feature rising stars and exciting matchups before the main event.
​

Stay Updated​

  • Follow official promoters (PBC, Matchroom, Top Rank, etc.) for last-minute updates.​
  • Check Ennis and Stanionis’ social media for fight week news.​

Final Verdict: Best Way to Watch​

For a seamless, high-definition experience, order the PPV through an official broadcaster like ESPN+, DAZN, or Showtime. Avoid sketchy streams and enjoy the fight legally!

Will “Boots” Ennis continue his dominance, or will Stanionis pull off the upset? Tune in to find out!
​
Note: Always verify the official broadcaster as fight details may change. This guide will be updated with confirmed streaming info once announced.

Bookmark this page for the latest updates!​
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Here's^Live! UFC 314 LIVE: Stream info Volkanovski vs Lopes ＬＩＶＥ 𝙵𝚛𝚎𝚎 𝖮𝗇𝗅𝗂𝗇𝖾 ＯＮ Ｔｖ Ｃｈａｎｎｅｌ

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All Ways to Stream Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis (2025): Global Viewing Guide

The highly anticipated welterweight showdown between Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Eimantas Stanionis is finally here, and fans worldwide are eager to catch every moment of this thrilling matchup. If you’re wondering where and how to stream the fight, we’ve got you covered with all the legal and official ways to watch.

Watch Here : Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis Full PPV Live

​

Fight Overview​

  • Event: Jaron Ennis vs. Eimantas Stanionis – IBF, WBA, and Ring Magazine Welterweight Unification​
  • Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025​
  • Time: Main card at 8:00 PM ET / 5:00 PM PT / 1:00 AM GMT (April 13)​
  • Venue: Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey​
  • Broadcast: Live on DAZN​
  • Undercard Highlights: Raymond Ford vs. Thomas Mattice, Shakhram Giyasov, and Omari Jones​

How to Watch Ennis vs. Stanionis Worldwide​

1. U.S. Viewers (PPV or Cable)​

The fight is expected to be available on PPV (Pay-Per-View) or a major sports network. Potential broadcasters include:
​
  • ESPN+ PPV​
  • Showtime PPV​
  • DAZN PPV (if promoted by Matchroom or Golden Boy)​
  • Fox Sports PBC PPV (if under Premier Boxing Champions)​
How to Order:
​
  • Visit the broadcaster’s website (ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, etc.)​
  • Purchase the PPV (50−50−80, depending on the platform)​
  • Stream live on the app or website​

2. UK & Ireland Viewers​

  • DAZN (If the fight is on DAZN globally)​
  • Sky Sports Box Office (Possible PPV option)​
  • TNT Sports (Formerly BT Sport)​

3. Canada Viewers​

  • DAZN Canada (Most likely option)​
  • TSN PPV (If available)​

4. Australia Viewers​

  • Main Event on Foxtel (PPV)​
  • Kayo Sports (Possible streaming option)​

5. Other Countries​

  • Check DAZN’s availability in your region.​
  • Some countries may have local sports networks broadcasting the fight.​

Free Live Stream? Beware of Illegal Options​

While some fans may look for free streams on Reddit, Twitch, or unauthorized sites, these are often illegal, unreliable, and pose security risks (malware, pop-up ads). The best way to support boxing and ensure high-quality viewing is through official PPV or streaming platforms.
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Mobile & Smart TV Streaming​

  • ESPN+, DAZN, Showtime, or other broadcasters’ apps (Available on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, etc.)​
  • Cast from phone to TV via Chromecast or AirPlay.​

Fight Card (Undercard Highlights)​

Stay tuned for the full undercard announcements, which may feature rising stars and exciting matchups before the main event.
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Stay Updated​

  • Follow official promoters (PBC, Matchroom, Top Rank, etc.) for last-minute updates.​
  • Check Ennis and Stanionis’ social media for fight week news.​

Final Verdict: Best Way to Watch​

For a seamless, high-definition experience, order the PPV through an official broadcaster like ESPN+, DAZN, or Showtime. Avoid sketchy streams and enjoy the fight legally!

Will “Boots” Ennis continue his dominance, or will Stanionis pull off the upset? Tune in to find out!
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Note: Always verify the official broadcaster as fight details may change. This guide will be updated with confirmed streaming info once announced.

Bookmark this page for the latest updates!​
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Jordan White and Jose Matias Romero both made the junior lightweight limit for their ten-round fight at Live! Casino in Hanover, Maryland.


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The fight will headline the next installment of ProBox TV, which begins at 4:30 p.m. on April 12.


White, 18-1 (12 KOs) and Matias, 29-3 (10 KOs), both came in at 129lbs.


There’s something about weigh-in day that strips things down to the bare minimum—two men, two bodies, one scale. All the hype, the backstories, the interviews—they fade away when it’s just a fighter and the number on the scale.


And for White vs Romero, that moment hit hard: two seasoned warriors locked in, no more talk—just proof that they’re ready to fight.


And in Hanover, Maryland on Friday, both Jordan White and Jose Matias Romero hit that number: 129 pounds on the dot. Right on the junior lightweight limit. No drama, no stalling. Just business.


With that, it’s official—White vs. Romero is a go for Saturday night’s ProBox TV main event. Ten rounds. Two careers colliding. And a whole lot to prove.


White, a 27-year-old from Washington D.C., suffered his lone loss in 2017 to Adam Lopez and has since won 14 straight. Matias, meanwhile,


has more blemishes on his record but is also more proven, having tested himself against world-class fighters like Robeisy Ramirez, Michel Rivera and Isaac Cruz.


In fact, in Matias White will meet perhaps the most battle-hardened opponent of his career so far. Still, White feels that his deep amateur background makes him Matias' equal in experience.


“Just because he’s been in there with a couple of guys with known names, it doesn’t scare me, it doesn’t make me feel like he’s more experienced than me.


He has some exposure but I feel like I’m very experienced. I’m a nine-time national champion, over 170 fights, I fought almost all the styles,” said White.


In the co-main event, heavyweights Stephan Shaw and Raphael Akpejiori will face off in a ten-round bout. Shaw, 20-2 (15 KOs), of St. Louis came in at 238lbs, while Akpejiori, 18-1 (17 KOs), a native of Lagos, Nigeria now living in Miami, came in at 269.8lbs.


Shaw, 32, has won two straight since suffering back-to-back losses to Efe Ajagba and Joseph Goodall in 2023, while Akpejiori, 34, has won three straight since his second round stoppage to Arslanbek Makhmudov in July of 2023.


At 27 years old, the Washington D.C. native walks into this fight with an 18-1 record and 12 knockouts. That lone loss? All the way back in 2017 against Adam Lopez. Since then, he hasn’t just bounced back—he’s turned into a machine.


Fourteen straight wins. Power, confidence, and the kind of composure you only earn from learning the hard way.​
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The fight will headline the next installment of ProBox TV, which begins at 4:30 p.m. on April 12.


White, 18-1 (12 KOs) and Matias, 29-3 (10 KOs), both came in at 129lbs.


There’s something about weigh-in day that strips things down to the bare minimum—two men, two bodies, one scale. All the hype, the backstories, the interviews—they fade away when it’s just a fighter and the number on the scale.


And for White vs Romero, that moment hit hard: two seasoned warriors locked in, no more talk—just proof that they’re ready to fight.


And in Hanover, Maryland on Friday, both Jordan White and Jose Matias Romero hit that number: 129 pounds on the dot. Right on the junior lightweight limit. No drama, no stalling. Just business.


With that, it’s official—White vs. Romero is a go for Saturday night’s ProBox TV main event. Ten rounds. Two careers colliding. And a whole lot to prove.


White, a 27-year-old from Washington D.C., suffered his lone loss in 2017 to Adam Lopez and has since won 14 straight. Matias, meanwhile,


has more blemishes on his record but is also more proven, having tested himself against world-class fighters like Robeisy Ramirez, Michel Rivera and Isaac Cruz.


In fact, in Matias White will meet perhaps the most battle-hardened opponent of his career so far. Still, White feels that his deep amateur background makes him Matias' equal in experience.


“Just because he’s been in there with a couple of guys with known names, it doesn’t scare me, it doesn’t make me feel like he’s more experienced than me.


He has some exposure but I feel like I’m very experienced. I’m a nine-time national champion, over 170 fights, I fought almost all the styles,” said White.


In the co-main event, heavyweights Stephan Shaw and Raphael Akpejiori will face off in a ten-round bout. Shaw, 20-2 (15 KOs), of St. Louis came in at 238lbs, while Akpejiori, 18-1 (17 KOs), a native of Lagos, Nigeria now living in Miami, came in at 269.8lbs.


Shaw, 32, has won two straight since suffering back-to-back losses to Efe Ajagba and Joseph Goodall in 2023, while Akpejiori, 34, has won three straight since his second round stoppage to Arslanbek Makhmudov in July of 2023.


At 27 years old, the Washington D.C. native walks into this fight with an 18-1 record and 12 knockouts. That lone loss? All the way back in 2017 against Adam Lopez. Since then, he hasn’t just bounced back—he’s turned into a machine.


Fourteen straight wins. Power, confidence, and the kind of composure you only earn from learning the hard way.​
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It begins

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Start of a new trend? Nico Iamaleava misses Vols spring practice amid NIL talks | FOX Sports

Tennessee QB Nico Iamaleava appears to be holding out during conversations about a new NIL contract, which could have larger repercussions for the college football landscape.
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So it appears we now have the first player to refuse to show up for practice because he wants his NIL deal redone. CFB is becoming bat crap crazy. I am sure this is just the new beginning and players will follow his lead.
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Portal Season!

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I’m ready for portal season. While I don’t like players moving around to 3 different teams, it is entertaining. With a few key additions, I’m optimistic about the season.

I’d expect departures in the tightend room and the oline. I’m guessing some of these guys that recently portaled in and aren’t going to play will be cut so that we can get a couple guys that contribute this year.

Give me a TE, Cb, WR, interior oline, and big play RB., maybe a kicker for more competition based on what we are hearing.
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Football Crimson Combine to Feature Additional Practice Elements

Jesse Crittenden
Just making sure you guys saw this info about the Combine on Saturday. Per OU athletics:

NORMAN — The Oklahoma Athletics Department announced Wednesday that Saturday's Crimson Combine football event at Gaylord Family – Oklahoma Memorial Stadium will be extended by 30 minutes to incorporate additional standard practice drills that will result in higher competition level among players. Presented by OG&E, the event will give fans a behind-the-scenes look at elements of an actual OU practice.

The Sooners will hit Owen Field at approximately 12:45 p.m. for warm-ups and the practice will run from 1 to 2:30. It will include a skills period, 7-on-7 work, offensive and defensive lineman 1-on-1 competition, half-line drills, a special teams period and more. Fan-engagement activities will also be incorporated and include a kicking contest, punt-catching competition, closest-to-the pin throwing contest and more.

Upon drills completion at approximately 2:30 p.m., OU players will sign autographs for fans in the stadium's south stands for one hour, while the north end of Owen Field will open for "Party in the Palace." Interactive inflatables, a Jordan Brand shoe box retail shop and beer garden will offer activities for fans of all ages while the Sooner Schooner and select trophies will be on display for photo opportunities.

The event will conclude at 3:30 p.m.

Gates open to the public at noon and Sooner Kids Club members have an opportunity to participate in combine-style drills on Owen Field (see the “Sooner Kids Club” section below for more information).

Parking/Entry

Parking in the Heisman, East Suite, Field House and Monnett lots will require a pass for entry. All other lots and garages, including the Asp Ave. Parking Facility and Duck Pond Lot, will be available to the public. Jenkins Ave. between Lindsey St. and Brooks St. will be closed. Shuttle services will not be available.

Gates 2, 7 and 12 will open to the public at noon. Gate 10 will be open for premium patrons to access the east side club and suites. Gate 15 will be open for south suite and loge box holders only.

OU's regular metal-detector and clear-bag policies will be in effect, but fans may bring one item to be autographed. Click here for more information about the clear-bag and carry-in policies.

Sooner Kids Club

Beginning at noon, Sooner Kids Club members (ages 6-12) can participate in the first-ever Sooner Kids Club Combine. Members will have the opportunity to complete a series of speed and agility drills on Owen Field. Participants will receive a Sooner Kids Club Combine T-shirt and gain access to the team tunnel to high five the Sooners as they enter the field.

Space is extremely limited, and members who would like to participate but have not yet signed up should email sjkc@ou.edu for more information.

Autographs

Following the conclusion of practice drills at 2:30 p.m., players will sign autographs on the south end of the field. Fans will be encouraged to come down to the lower rows of the south-end seating bowl for autographs.

Fans may bring one item to be autographed, such as a football, helmet, trading cards or other memorabilia.

Sooner Radio Network Broadcast

The Sooner Sports Network will broadcast Crimson Combine, with play-by-play voice Toby Rowland and analysts Teddy Lehman and Gabe Ikard announcing. The broadcast will air in the stadium from 1-2 p.m. as OU’s radio crew provides insights and analysis throughout the event. Fans will hear from General Manager for Football Jim Nagy and select coaches during the broadcast. OU Vice President and Director of Athletics Joe Castiglione will be interviewed during the noon hour on the pre-event radio broadcast.

Ticket Information

Tickets to the inaugural Crimson Combine cost $10 and can be purchased at www.soonersports.com/tickets. All tickets are general admission and stadium gates will open at noon.

Club-level (MidFirst Bank East Club, Valero South Club and Santee Lounge) season ticket holders may purchase general admission club tickets for $10 each by logging in to their online account before purchasing tickets. All club tickets for Crimson Combine will be located in the MidFirst Bank East Club. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

Season ticket holders who previously purchased tickets for the spring game via their season ticket renewal received a general admission ticket to Crimson Combine.

Varsity O Sooners for Life Spring Weekend

Crimson Combine will be part of Varsity O's Sooners for Life Spring Weekend, which is dedicated to connecting and celebrating former OU student-athletes. In addition to attending Crimson Combine, this year's Sooner for Life Spring Weekend will include a Friday golf tournament and evening reception and the Varsity O Tailgate on Saturday. Communication will be sent via email to former OU student-athletes from the Varsity O Association letterwinners organization.

OU letterwinners are encouraged to visit www.TheVarsityO.com/contact to ensure Varsity O has updated contact information. Former OU student-athletes who have questions are encouraged to contact Varsity O at 405-325-4709 or varsityo@ou.edu.
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