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Arsenals Boxing Day match against wolves has been moved back 24 hours after a proposed tube strike. The match will now be played on Tuesday the 27th December at 3pm. This change means that arsenal now face a hectic time as the move means they have three matches in one week. Their other two matches against QPR and Fullham will commence on their set dates. The strikes will also affect Chelsea who are playing Fullham on the 26th December, but they have chosen not to reschedule. A High Court judge was expected to decide on Thursday whether to halt the planned Boxing Day strike by drivers involved in a pay row.

Also to add to the planned strike on London Underground on Boxing Day, there would have been no services functioning on overground train services into London.

All tickets purchased for this match are still valid for Tuesday, December 27.

Dereck Chisora is a Zimbabwean-born English professional heavyweight boxer, and is a former British heavyweight champion. (He lost his title to Tyson Fury on 23 July 2011). He was also the Commonwealth Heavyweight Champion in 18 September 2010 - 15 July 2011 but once again was succeeded by Tyson Fury.


Up coming fights.

Friday, December 23 -- at Bangkok, Thailand
WBC flyweight title: Pongsaklek Wonjongkam vs. Hirofumi Mukai
WBC light flyweight title: Adrian Hernandez vs. Kompayak Porpramook

Friday, December 30 -- at Palm Springs, CA
Jermain Taylor vs. Jessie Nicklow
Andre Dirrell vs. Darryl Cunningham

Saturday, December 31 -- at Anaheim, CA (Showtime)
IBF light heavyweight title: Tavoris Cloud vs. Zsolt Erdei
WBA super bantamweight title: Rico Ramos vs. Guillermo Rigondeaux

Saturday, March 3 -- at Düsseldorf, Germany
WBC heavyweight title: Vitali Klitschko vs. TBA

Saturday, March 17 -- at TBA, USA (HBO)
Sergio Martinez vs. TBA

Saturday, April 14 -- at Copenhagen, Denmark
WBO super middleweight title: Robert Stieglitz vs. Mikkel Kessler

England’s greatest Fly Half, Jonny Wilkinson, has announced he is retiring. Over his career he has had many memorable games to make him one of the best players in the history of English rugby, his biggest moment was after scoring the winning drop goal in the last minute of extra time against Australia in the 2003 Rugby World Cup Final.

The 32 year old will go down in rugby history for not only being a strong kicker but all round strong player. I have picked out some of his greatest moments of his career to highlight this great role model and player. Because of a succession of injuries affecting his knee ligaments, arm, shoulder and kidney, Wilkinson's international career was severely disrupted (but this would not stop him). He did not appear again for England after the 2003 Rugby World Cup triumph, until the opening game of the 2007 Six Nations Championship against Scotland on 3 February 2007. In his comeback international match, Wilkinson scored 27 points and was proclaimed Man of the Match.

The following week against Italy, he became the highest point-scorer in the history of the Five/Six Nations Championship.

On 6 October 2007, he also became the highest point-scorer in the history of the Rugby World Cup, kicking four penalties to overtake Scotland's Gavin Hastings in a quarter-final against Australia

In a 2008 Six Nations Championship match against Italy, he became the first English player (and second overall) to score 1000 Test points. He is also the world record drop goal scorer in international rugby with a total of 36

In March 2008, he became the highest international point-scorer, overtaking Neil Jenkins of Wale

Injury forced him to miss out on the 2010 autumn internationals, in the process losing his position as the all-time leading points scorer in test rugby to Dan Carter. However, Wilkinson reclaimed the record during the 2011 Six Nations Championship, a tournament during which he came off the bench in each of England's five games.

Then the unavoidable happened on December 12 2011, he announced his retirement from Test Rugby.

After 91 caps, 1,246 Test points, and one World Cup-winning drop-goal Jonny Wilkinson has retired from international rugby. Does he deserve to go down as the greatest England player of all time?

Yes.

European heavyweight title fight result scandal in Helsinki  

Promoter Frank Warren was fuming after claiming that Derek Chisora’s points defeat by Robert Helenius was one of the worst decisions that he had encountered for a long time. Derek Chisora, a user of the Breathing Relief Nasal Dilator when training, fought one of his best fights to date and the points decision in favour of Helenius was branded by trainer Freddie Roach as just terrible. Warren will lodge an objection with the European boxing union and supply a recording of the fight. He feels sure that he will have the support of the British Boxing Board of Control and his claims in demanding a rematch.