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Sports news — September 25, 2026

Sports publications published on September 25, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

22 publications

  4. SportsMiddle East

    Mr. Olympia 2026: Brazil's Ramon Dino Defends Classic Physique Title

    Brazilian bodybuilder Ramon Dino is set to defend his Classic Physique title at Mr. Olympia 2026, taking place in Las Vegas from September 24 to 27. Dino, who won the title in 2025, is considered the favorite to retain his crown. He has been training extensively with coach Fabrício Pacholok and has passed the weigh-in, weighing in at 102.5 kg. Dino expressed confidence in his preparation and physique, stating that he believes he will bring an 'evolved' physique to the stage. The preliminary rounds for the Classic Physique category took place on Friday, September 25, with the finals scheduled for the same evening.
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  5. SportsMiddle EastWinter Sports

    Russia Wins Multiple Gold Medals at European Boxing Championships

    Russian athletes dominated the 2026 European Boxing Championships, winning a total of 15 medals including 7 gold. Notable winners include Dmitry Karmanov, Julia Chumgalakova, Cheerav Ashalaev, Azaliya Aminova, Vyacheslav Rogozin, Sergei Koldenkov, David Surov, and Lyudmila Vorontsova. This tournament marked the first time in a while that Russian boxers competed with their national flag and anthem.
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  6. SportsRegulatorsMiddle EastNorth AmericaHockey

    MLB Games Disrupted by Weather; Cubs-Red Sox Series Moved to Tampa

    A powerful Nor'easter has forced changes to the MLB schedule ahead of the playoffs. The Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox were set to play a three-game series, but due to weather concerns, they will now play a doubleheader on Friday, and Saturday's game may be moved to Tampa's Tropicana Field. Both teams have clinched wild-card spots in the playoffs.
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  8. SportsMiddle East

    Poland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina in UEFA Nations League

    The Polish national team, led by Jan Urban, starts its UEFA Nations League campaign with a match against Bosnia and Herzegovina at the PGE Narodowy stadium in Warsaw. Poland, aiming to bounce back from missing the 2026 World Cup, faces a Bosnia side high on confidence after reaching the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time. The match is set to kick off at 20:45 local time.
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  9. SportsAsiaMiddle East

    Germany's Musiala and Havertz Injured, Out of Squad

    Germany's Jamal Musiala and Kai Havertz have been forced out of the national team due to injuries sustained during the UEFA Nations League match against the Netherlands. Musiala, who was set to start, injured himself during the warm-up and was replaced by Nadiem Amiri. Havertz left the game in the 29th minute with a muscle strain. Both players underwent MRI scans, and it's uncertain if they'll be fit for Sunday's game against Greece. Coach Jürgen Klopp expressed hope that the injuries aren't serious.
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  10. SportsMiddle East

    Bulgaria's National Football Team Faces Injuries Ahead of Nations League

    Bulgaria's national football team, known as 'The Lions', is preparing for the Nations League, with matches against Luxembourg, Estonia, and Iceland. However, the team has suffered injuries, including the removal of key players, and will be without Vailo Chochev for the upcoming games. The Bulgarian Football Union has set an ultimatum for the national coach, demanding that the team wins its group in the tournament.
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  11. SportsBoxing

    Russell Dominates Baku FP1 and FP2

    George Russell set the fastest time in both the first and second free practice sessions for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The Mercedes driver was consistently quick, with his best lap in FP2 being 1:43.347. His teammate and championship leader Kimi Antonelli had a difficult day, suffering hydraulic problems in FP1 that limited his running. He managed to set the fifth fastest time in FP2 despite the issues.
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  14. SportsHockeyCricket

    Juventus Eyes January Loan for Manchester City's Rayan Aït-Nouri

    Juventus is set to revive its pursuit of Manchester City's left-back Rayan Aït-Nouri in the January transfer window. The Italian giants had previously shown interest in the player during the summer but were unsuccessful in their approach. However, with Aït-Nouri struggling for regular minutes at City, Juventus believes a winter exit could be on the cards. The Serie A club is reportedly considering a loan deal for the player, with a view to potentially making the move permanent in the summer.
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  15. SportsMiddle EastNorth AmericaUnited Kingdom

    FCSB, U Cluj Chase Romanian Midfielder Nicolae Stanciu

    FCSB and U Cluj are vying for the signing of Romanian national team midfielder Nicolae Stanciu, with both clubs expressing strong interest. FCSB president Mihai Stoica confirmed the team's desire to bring Stanciu back, while U Cluj has also been in talks with the player. Stanciu's contract with Dalian Yingbo expires in winter, making him a free agent. Coach Laurențiu Reghecampf's appointment at FCSB has further fueled speculation about Stanciu's potential return to the team.
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  16. SportsCentral Asia

    New TSA Scanners May Require Checking of Oversized Carry-On Bags

    The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has installed new 3D CT X-ray scanners at airports nationwide, which have a smaller opening than previous machines. While most carry-on bags that meet airline size requirements should still fit, oversized or bulky bags may need to be checked manually or sent back. Travelers should check their airline's size limits to ensure their carry-on bag fits the new scanners.
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  22. SportsIsrael

    Arch Manning's Press Conference Transformation: From Laughter to 'Robot Arch'

    Arch Manning, the nephew of NFL legend Peyton Manning, found himself in hot water after laughing at an AI video depicting Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian striking ESPN reporter Holly Rowe. Following the backlash, Manning issued an apology and adopted a more reserved demeanor in his subsequent press conferences, earning him the nickname 'Robot Arch'. Media outlets and analysts have since debated whether Manning's new persona is a result of overcompensation or a subtle message to the media.
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