In his first televised interview since his admittedly “dangerous” presidential debate, President Joe Biden made a couple of exaggerated and deceptive statements.

Right here’s what Biden stated in his 22-minute, prime-time interview with ABC Information’ George Stephanopoulos on July 5:

• Biden exaggerated when he claimed that the U.S. share of world semiconductor — or chip — manufacturing capability has declined to “just about nothing.”

• Biden, once more, wrongly claimed that former President Donald Trump instructed the general public to inject bleach as a remedy for COVID-19.

• Biden denied that he had fallen additional behind Trump in post-debate polling, saying “nothing’s modified considerably for the reason that debate within the New York Instances ballot.” The Instances post-debate ballot confirmed Trump forward by 6 share factors — a rise of three factors.

• Biden repeated his deceptive speaking level that Trump “misplaced extra jobs than he created.” That ignores the swift and devastating financial impression of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Semiconductors

Biden claimed that the U.S. share of world semiconductor — or chip — manufacturing capability has declined to “just about nothing.” That’s a little bit of an exaggeration.

“We used to have 40% of pc chips,” the president stated. “We invented the chip, the little chip, the pc chip. It’s in all the things from cellphones to weapons. And so, we used to have 40%, and we’re all the way down to just about nothing.”

The federal authorities “performed a central function within the growth of semiconductors” and the U.S. used to account for about 40% of semiconductor fabrication capability in 1990, in response to a Congressional Analysis Service report revealed in 2020. The capability share in North America — primarily the U.S. — had declined to 11% in 2019, which ranked fifth on this planet behind South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and China, the report stated.

CRS described the chips as small digital units which can be “elementary to almost all trendy industrial and nationwide safety actions” and “important constructing blocks of different rising applied sciences, akin to synthetic intelligence, autonomous programs, 5G communications, and quantum computing.”

Issues concerning the competitiveness of the U.S. semiconductor business led to Biden signing into legislation in August 2022 the CHIPS and Science Act, which, amongst different issues, included $39 billion for a fund designed to spice up chip manufacturing capability within the nation.

In a report launched in Could, the Semiconductor Business Affiliation, together with the Boston Consulting Group, projected that investments “facilitated by incentives beneath the CHIPS Act” would lead the U.S. share of world fab capability to develop from “10% right this moment to 14% by 2032.” With out new investments, U.S. fab capability would have gone down to eight% by 2032, the joint report stated.

Bleach

Biden, once more, wrongly claimed that Trump instructed the general public to inject bleach as a remedy for COVID-19.

“It is a man who instructed us to place bleach in our arms to take care of COVID, with 1,000,000 — over 1,000,000 folks died,” Biden stated, referring to U.S. deaths from the illness.

As we’ve written, Biden is twisting the phrases of Trump, who by no means instructed public to “put bleach” of their our bodies. Throughout an April 2020 press briefing on the White Home, Trump recommended that scientists on the Division of Homeland Safety check the usage of “very highly effective gentle” and “disinfectant” within the physique to kill the virus that causes COVID-19. He didn’t inform People to strive it themselves.

New York Instances Ballot

Stephanopoulos stated Biden fell “additional behind” Trump in nationwide polling after the June 27 debate, together with the most recent New York Instances/Siena School ballot that confirmed Trump up by 6 share factors. The president pushed again, saying the New York Instances/Siena School ballot confirmed him “behind 10 factors” previous to the talk and “nothing’s modified considerably for the reason that debate within the New York Instances ballot.”

However, as Stephanopoulos stated, the most recent Instances/Siena ballot exhibits Trump has widened his lead. The previous president now leads Biden “49 p.c to 43 p.c amongst doubtless voters nationally, a three-point swing towards the Republican from only a week earlier, earlier than the talk,” the Instances wrote. That’s the biggest lead Trump “has recorded in a Instances/Siena ballot since 2015,” the Instances article stated.

Even with impartial presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. included, the Instances/Siena ballot exhibits Trump up by 5 factors — 42% to 37% — with Kennedy receiving 8% amongst doubtless voters.

The ballot’s margin of error was “plus or minus 2.9 share factors for the doubtless voters.”

In different polling, the Suffolk College/USA Immediately Nationwide Voter Ballot discovered Trump “edged forward” of Biden 41% to 38% in a ballot of registered voters, whereas Kennedy polled 8%. The 2 main get together candidates have been tied at 37% in Could.

Trump’s 3 level lead is throughout the Suffolk/USA Immediately ballot’s margin of error, which is plus or minus 3.1 share factors.

As Stephanopoulos famous, Biden received the favored vote by greater than 7 million in 2020, however it took slim victories in a couple of swing states for Biden to win the Electoral School and the presidency.

Biden’s Speaking Level on Jobs

As he did in the course of the debate, and on many different events, Biden in contrast Trump to Herbert Hoover, the Despair-era president. Biden stated Trump — like Hoover — “misplaced extra jobs than he created.”

However, as we’ve written, Biden is ignoring the financial impression of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The U.S. added almost 6.7 million jobs in Trump’s first 37 months in workplace. However a string of 37 months of consecutive job development led to March 2020, when the financial system misplaced 1.4 million jobs and bottomed out the following month when it misplaced almost 20.5 million jobs, in response to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The job market began to get well in Could 2020. However by the tip of Trump’s 4 years, the U.S. had about 2.7 million fewer whole jobs.

Beneath Biden, employment is up 6.2 million from the pre-pandemic peak in February 2020 — however the whole improve since Biden took workplace in January 2021 is about 15.6 million, BLS knowledge present.

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The ladies’s No. 1 has been dethroned: Poland’s Iga Świątek, who has held the highest spot within the girls’s tour nearly totally since 2022, misplaced to Kazakhstan’s Yulia Putintseva within the third spherical of Wimbledon on Saturday. Putintseva, who’s unranked, will now advance to the fourth spherical.

After taking the primary set, Świątek stumbled by means of the subsequent two, falling 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. Świątek made quite a lot of unforced errors all through the match, ending with a shot straight into the online to offer Putintseva the win.

The 23-year-old star has received 5 Grand Slam occasions since beginning on the WTA circuit in 2018 and has held the No. 1 spot for 110 weeks. Świątek has been only on clay: 4 of these Grand Slam victories had been on the French Open, whereas the fifth was on the 2022 U.S. Open. A Wimbledon title has remained elusive, although, with Świątek’s greatest outcome being a quarterfinals look in 2023.

Świątek has had a number of large losses since first capturing the No. 1 place in April 2022, together with an early exit on the Australian Open in January. She has held onto the highest spot regardless — and she or he’ll proceed to even after Saturday’s outcome. Nonetheless, it is a powerful blow for the younger champ, who has completely dominated the ladies’s area over the previous 4 years.

Świątek has solely been dethroned as No. 1 as soon as since 2022, when Aryna Sabalenka took the No. 1 after Świątek misplaced within the 2023 U.S. Open. It solely took Świątek a couple of weeks to bounce again, reclaiming the spot after profitable the WTA Finals in November 2023.

Putintseva will now play No. 13-ranked Jeļena Ostapenko on Monday within the Spherical of 16. Świątek, in the meantime, will head residence sooner than anticipated.

LONDON — After placing one shot into the online, Iga Swiatek muttered to herself. After one other level went awry, she positioned her hand over her mouth. Usually, she seemed as flustered as she ever does on a tennis courtroom.

As soon as once more, she went from unbeatable on the French Open’s purple clay to underwhelming on Wimbledon’s inexperienced grass.

The No. 1-ranked Swiatek’s 21-match successful streak ended with a listless efficiency and a slew of errors on Saturday, including as much as a 3-6, 6-1, 6-2 loss to unseeded Yulia Putintseva within the third spherical on the All England Membership.

“Going from this sort of tennis, the place I felt like I am taking part in the perfect tennis in my life, to a different floor, the place I form of wrestle a little bit bit extra, it is not simple,” mentioned Swiatek, who solely as soon as has made it so far as the quarterfinals at Wimbledon, exiting at that stage a yr in the past. “All that stuff actually combines to me not likely having a superb time in Wimbledon.”

By no means does. In 2022, for instance, her 37-match unbeaten run was stopped with one other third-round loss on the All England Membership, that one to Alize Cornet.

Swiatek, a 23-year-old from Poland, is a five-time Grand Slam champion, together with 4 titles at Roland Garros — most not too long ago final month — and one on the exhausting courts on the U.S. Open. She has talked about trying ahead to bettering on grass, however she determined to withdraw final month from the one tuneup occasion that was initially on her schedule earlier than Wimbledon.

Not that Swiatek thinks that was the problem in opposition to the Thirty fifth-ranked Putintseva.

Quite the opposite, Swiatek described herself as not giving herself sufficient of an opportunity to relaxation after the French Open.

“My tank of actually pushing myself to the boundaries grew to become, abruptly, empty,” she mentioned. “I used to be form of stunned.”

After a ho-hum first set, Swiatek light in opposition to Putintseva, making mistake after mistake.

Swiatek not solely received all 4 earlier conferences in opposition to Putintseva, but additionally claimed each set that they had performed. Requested throughout a postmatch interview on No. 1 Court docket how she managed to emerge with the victory, the often-animated Putintseva replied: “I do not know. Actually, I do not.”

Effectively, right here is not less than one key a part of what occurred: Swiatek seemed little or no like somebody who has led the WTA rankings for almost each week since April 2022 and is assured of remaining there it doesn’t matter what occurs the remainder of the best way at Wimbledon.

Nonetheless, this was her characterization of this week: “I felt like I underachieved a little bit bit. However it’s tennis, so you need to transfer on. I am going to have many extra probabilities this yr to indicate my recreation. I am going to simply give attention to that.”

Putintseva is on an eight-match run of her personal, all on grass, together with a title at Birmingham earlier than arriving in London. That is the primary time in 10 appearances at Wimbledon that the 29-year-old from Kazakhstan made it previous the second spherical.

Her greatest displaying at any Slam was attending to the quarterfinals on the French Open twice and U.S. Open as soon as.

“I used to be taking part in fearless. I used to be simply: ‘I can do it. I’ve to consider 100%. I’ve nothing to lose. Simply go for it,'” Putintseva mentioned at her information convention. “Additionally, my coach informed me, ‘Irrespective of which shot you are doing, consider 100%.'”

When she was constructing a 4-0 lead within the final set by grabbing 16 of its first 19 factors, Putintseva solely wanted to supply two winners. Her different 14 factors in that span have been gained because of both unforced errors (seven) or compelled errors (seven) off Swiatek’s racket.

By the top, Swiatek had amassed 38 unforced errors, greater than twice as many as her opponent’s 15.

Subsequent up for Putintseva is a matchup in opposition to 2017 French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko, who’s seeded thirteenth. Additionally transferring into the fourth spherical have been 2022 Wimbledon champ Elena Rybakina, 2021 French Open winner Barbora Krejcikova, No. 17 Anna Kalinskaya, No. 21 Elina Svitolina and unseeded Wang Xinyu.

Svitolina superior with a 6-1, 7-6 (4) victory over No. 10 Ons Jabeur, a three-time Grand Slam runner-up, together with at Wimbledon every of the previous two years.

The Related Press contributed to this story.

Mike Heslin, who appeared within the TV collection “Lioness,” died on July 2, his husband introduced.

Heslin’s husband, a recording artist recognized professionally as Scotty Dynamo, shared information of the actor’s demise on Instagram July 5.

Within the caption, Dynamo wrote that Heslin died from “an surprising cardiac occasion” following a “week lengthy battle within the hospital.”

“Michael was younger, in good well being, and the medical doctors don’t have any rationalization for what occurred,” he wrote.

TODAY.com has reached out to representatives for Heslin.

Within the caption, Dynamo penned a touching tribute to his husband, whom he married on Nov. 11, 2023, calling the actor “good, selfless, proficient and a real-life guardian angel.”

“He single-handedly carried me by way of a number of rounds of most cancers,” Dynamo, who was identified with testicular most cancers in 2020, mentioned. “He was the primary individual everybody would name to share excellent news with, and he was the proper individual to name in the event that they wanted a shoulder to lean on or the perfect recommendation.”

Dynamo remembered Heslin as “the sweetest, most caring, and loving man on earth,” and somebody who “introduced out the very best in everybody.”

“Michael, assembly you was the perfect factor to ever occur to me,” he wrote partially. “After I felt you’re taking your final breath, my coronary heart shattered into one million items. If I had the facility to commerce locations with you, I might do it instantly. However I’ll take it in the future at a time such as you all the time informed me to, and dwell each day in your honor.”

Earlier than Heslin’s demise, Dynamo wrote that the couple “have been within the early phases of beginning a household” and would typically talk about their favourite child names.

“You all the time informed me that you just felt such as you have been meant to be a dad, and I couldn’t agree extra. You’ll be the world’s most good father,” Dynamo wrote. “If I ever turn into a dad, I’m going to call my son after you and hope that I handle to boost him to turn into not less than half the person you might be.”

Dynamo additionally shared that Heslin was an organ donor and after his demise, had “given the present of life to 4 totally different households.”

“We’re 3 weeks away out of your birthday and 4 months shy of our 1 12 months marriage ceremony anniversary, however I do know that you’re in a greater place and that heaven has gained one other angel,” Dynamo concluded the tribute. “Michael, within the phrases of Shania Twain: I’ll love you ‘eternally and for all the time.’”

Actor Kimiko Glenn, recognized for “Orange Is the New Black” and “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” additionally shared a tribute for Heslin on Instagram, calling him “my longtime pal, my consolation, my fixed.”

“I really don’t know how you can conceptualize my life with out you. We’ve drifted alongside one another for 25 years. From doing youngsters’s theater collectively, to surprising highschool connections, then school, being NY roommates, to transferring throughout the nation and catching up on the sofa at any time when we felt like. Numerous reminiscences,” she wrote in her caption.

Heslin was additionally a director, producer and author, based on his web site. The California native graduated from Boston Conservatory at Berklee and went on to co-found the manufacturing home Effectively-Versed Leisure. 

As an actor, he made appearances in varied reveals, together with “Youthful,” and “I Love You…However I Lied.” In 2020, he created, wrote, directed and starred within the scripted mockumentary collection “The Influencers.”

Heslin most not too long ago appeared in two episodes of the Paramount+ collection “Particular Ops: Lioness” and Lifetime’s “The Vacation Proposal Plan” in 2023.

Mike Heslin, an actor who appeared within the sequence “Lioness” and within the TV film “The Vacation Proposal Plan,” died July 2. His husband introduced his demise on Instagram, writing that the trigger was a “sudden cardiac occasion.”

His husband, Scotty Dynamo (né Nicolas James Wilson) wrote that his demise occurred after per week within the hospital. “Michael was younger, in good well being, and the medical doctors haven’t any clarification for what occurred,” Dynamo stated.

He continued, “Michael was good, selfless, proficient, and a real-life guardian angel. He single-handedly carried me by means of a number of rounds of most cancers. He was the primary particular person everybody would name to share excellent news with, and he was the right particular person to name in the event that they wanted a shoulder to lean on or the most effective recommendation. He really was the sweetest, most caring, and loving man on earth, and he introduced out the best possible in everybody who had the pleasure to cross paths with him. He moved by means of life with such ease and confidence, and turned everybody round him into a greater model of themselves. Regardless of how tough issues bought, we knew that there was nothing we couldn’t overcome with Mike in our nook.”

Dynamo wrote that the couple had been planning on beginning a household, saying “You’d be the world’s most good father. If I ever develop into a dad, I’m going to call my son after you and hope that I handle to boost him to develop into at the very least half the person you’re.”

Heslin was an organ donor and had “given the reward of life to 4 totally different households,” Dynamo wrote.

Along with enjoying Polo on two episodes of the Taylor Sheridan sequence “Lioness” in 2023, Heslin created and starred within the 2020 “The Influencers,” a scripted mockumentary which was nominated for a Queerty award and streamed on Prime Video.

He additionally appeared within the Christmas film “The Vacation Proposal Plan” on Lifetime, the Noggin sequence “In Their Footwear: A Journey Into Homelessness” and on the sequence TV Land sequence “Youthful.”

On the 2020 film “Boy*Buddies,” Heslin had a co-producing credit score and co-starred as Rupert. His quick movie “Blissful Halloween” received a number of awards at horror festivals together with greatest first-time director.

Born in California, he earned a BFA in Directing from the Boston Conservatory, in accordance with his official web site.

Novak Djokovic, like England, is aware of all about additional time and penalties. He has been in that perilous zone a lot of the yr, with no titles and ­gathering vulnerability – however unwavering self-belief to match mountainous expectations; he has by no means lacked for both.

And right here he’s, like England, nonetheless within the event, defying the ­consensus after current knee surgical procedure – and the sterling problem of world No 47, Alexei Popyrin – to be three wins away from a tenth ultimate, with the bookmakers twitching once more.

Roger Federer has gone. Andy Murray has (nearly definitely) gone. Rafael Nadal goes. Djokovic continues to be there, nonetheless profitable, nonetheless nice, if ­marginally diminished.

Certainly, if the 37-year-old Serb have been to win his eighth Wimbledon title on one good leg within the autumn of his profession to attract alongside Federer, it might rank as one among his ­most interesting achievements in ­placing collectively an unapproachable ­assortment of 25 majors.

To his credit score, Popyrin – whom he beat 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6 (3), on Saturday night time to succeed in the fourth spherical for the sixteenth time – made him sweat for it. Showing in his fifth Wimbledon and but to get previous the third spherical, the 24-year-old Australian, whose huge serve and pleasant one-handed backhand lit up Centre Court docket, performed some wonderful tennis, however not fairly sufficient of it on the proper time.

Djokovic, who subsequent performs the Dane Holger Rune, stated courtside, “It was one other robust match. I didn’t count on something much less. He was near win that. We performed one another in Australia. He’s harmful on any floor. He was the higher participant within the first set. And within the fourth it was anyone’s sport. It was among the best tie-breaks I performed this yr.

“Every match is getting higher: motion, confidence, attain, sliding. Hoping the trajectory will maintain stepping into a constructive means.”

Even when Popyrin broke within the first set with a blistering cross-court forehand, and held his nerve to go 1-0 up, it was the outdated boy carrying the strapping on his proper knee who was nonetheless the favorite.

The world No 2 has been by way of this situation numerous occasions in his lengthy profession, typically taking practically an hour to get his motor revved earlier than cruising to the road like a Rolls Royce. There could be a couple of pot holes to barter right here over the journey, however he hit again shortly, breaking for 3-1 within the second.

Then, a peculiar spotlight: as Popyrin stepped as much as serve at 1-4, the chair needed to ask for quiet, as these watching England seal the deal of their Euro 2024 penalty shootout on their telephones couldn’t comprise their oohs and aahs. It was as if the ­rigidity had handed from Düsseldorf to south-west London for the remainder of the night.

Having established a mutually coherent rhythm, the combatants ­settled all the way down to a string of ­entertaining exchanges till Djokovic cracked the truce. He broke for 2-0 then shocked Popyrin with the kind of forehand return that when so surprised Federer on the US Open the Swiss misplaced his cool to explain it because the kind of hit-and-hope shot a teen would possibly play.

How he want to be in comparison with an impetuous teenager now. There may be nonetheless loads of vigour in his tennis, although, and his motion was not far off his greatest.

His precision on serve and off the bottom slowly nonplussed an ­opponent uncertain of the place the subsequent bullet was coming from. In the middle of the match, Djokovic hit his ­thousandth ace at Wimbledon, so there’s nonetheless pop on his serve.

Because the third set slid from his view, Popyrin dug in to increase the drama so long as he might. Clearly thrilled to be there in any respect, he was not going to go away meekly. Because the rallies lengthened and the clock ticked, he compelled Djokovic to drag out a giant service sport to remain within the fourth set.

Popyrin saved three break factors to carry for 6-5, and the stress was again once more on the second seed.

Djokovic held, received an edgy tie-break and the curtain got here down in simply over three hours, the ­gallant ­loser’s second on the large stage quickly to be solely a reminiscence, albeit one to cherish.

For the winner, there was reduction and optimism, his self-belief as robust as ever. In an end-of-the-day match that appeared nearly like an afterthought within the gloaming, Djokovic reminded us of his greatness. He’s nonetheless too good for anybody however the perfect.

Already, Djokovic is out of sight of his friends. There are younger tigers who would possibly sooner or later get near his data, however, to borrow from the late Yorkshire quick bowler Fred Trueman, “they’ll be bloody drained”.

Beforehand, he noticed of his torn meniscus: “It has been ­responding very well. The muscle groups round it are extra sore than regular, not giving me that dynamic velocity and energy. It has an impression on my motion, type of late on the ball.

“The extra matches I’ve the extra snug I’ll really feel shifting round, agility, change of path. I don’t have the time or vitality to consider reinjuring my knee.”

That final notion is essentially the most ­revealing. He isn’t nervous any extra about long-term penalties.

He is aware of all about time, and the way it runs out, uncontrolled. There’s a little bit of sand within the hourglass but, however not a lot he can abuse it. Identical to England.

Ons Jabeur (10ª de la WTA) tuvo un lindo gesto con Novak Djokovic, número 2, en la previa de sus respectivos encuentros por la tercera ronda de Wimbledon.

La tunecina aprovechó la ocasión para regalarle al serbio una caja de dátiles que, por supuesto, le sacaron una sonrisa al exnúmero 1 del mundo. “Ministra de la felicidad. Hoy Ons me dio un regalo delicioso. Mi snack favorito en las canchas. Gracias, Ons”, escribió posteriormente Nole en sus redes sociales.

Acto seguido, la africana le respondió que lo disfrute con dos emojis de corazones. Dentro del circuito hay muy buena convivencia entre los jugadores de la ATP y las de la WTA y esta vez no fue la excepción.

Por lo pronto, los dos se encuentran firmes en el certamen londinense. Curiosamente, ambos buscarán defender la last que alcanzaron el año pasado. En el partido decisivo, el balcánico no pudo superar a Carlos Alcaraz, mientras que Jabeur cayó frente a Marketa Vondrousova.

En su camino para avanzar a los octavos de last del tercer Grand Slam de la temporada, Djokovic se medirá contra el australiano Alexei Popyrin (47°), quien viene de eliminar al argentino Tomás Etcheverry.

La tunecina, por su parte, deberá enfrentar a la ucraniana Elina Svitolina (21ª) con quien tiene un historial desfavorable con tres derrotas y solo una victoria.

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Will the battle be as entertaining because the brawl?

Nate Diaz’s crew and Jorge Masvidal’s crew threw down throughout a information convention June 6 in Anaheim, California, website of the particular boxing match – a light-heavyweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds Saturday evening on the Honda Middle.

“Now, on a private degree, yeah, I don’t like this dude in any respect, for what occurred with my coach and (expletive),” Masvidal stated of the brawl. “However we’ll determine it out July 6 after we get in there.”

Will probably be about greater than the brawl.

In November 2019, Diaz and Masvidal squared off for UFC’s authentic BMF. Masvidal emerged the victor after the physician stopped the battle within the third spherical, when Diaz suffered a lower over his proper eye. However Masvidal was dominating the evening – the oddsmakers have put in him as a favourite for this rematch.

Comply with alongside for reside updates for the Diaz-Masvidal battle and undercard.

How you can watch Nate Diaz, Jorge Masvidal battle

PPV on Fanmio, DAZN and UFC Struggle Move. Price is $49.99. 

Nate Diaz battle report 

Boxing: 0-1. MMA: 22-13. 

Jorge Masvidal battle report 

MMA: 35-17 with 16 KOs. Boxing: 1-0. 

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal battle date 

The Diaz-Masvidal battle takes place right this moment, July 6.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal battle time 

The principle card for Saturday’s battle begins at 6 p.m. ET.

The place is Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal battle? 

Saturday’s battle will happen on the Honda Middle in Anaheim, California. 

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal card 

Daniel Jacobs vs. Shane Mosley Jr., middleweight 

Anthony Pettis vs. Chris Avila, mild heavyweight 

Sean Garcia vs. Amado Vargas, light-weight 

Devin Cushing vs. Manny Correa, light-weight

Nate Diaz age 

Diaz is 39. Masvidal is also 39. 

Jorge Masvidal peak, weight

5-foot-11, 170 kilos

Nate Diaz peak, weight 

6-foot, 170 kilos 

Jorge Masvidal brawl 

Masvidal is stewing over the brawl between his crew and Diaz’s crew at a June 6 press convention. “It went from boxing setting to kill setting,” he stated of the incident. “That’s all I need to do is I need to harm this dude dangerous.” 

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal predictions

Daniel Cormier, former UFC heavyweight champion: “Even within the combined martial arts battle, we form of had the concept that Masvidal can be the higher striker. Nate was the higher wrestler, the higher grappler, and Masvidal dominated that. So now you’re telling me you’re gonna now restrict Nate Diaz to combating Jorge in the one space that we felt that he held the benefit going into battle one? Yeah, I don’t anticipate it going very nicely for my boy Nate Diaz.’’

Michael Bisping, former UFC middleweight champion: “I’ve obtained Masvidal profitable this one. He received the primary one. The primary one was form of a beatdown. Yeah, it was stopped with a lower, however the lower got here as a result of Masvidal was throughout him. He was sooner, he was extra highly effective, and he was extra technical, and I don’t see a lot altering.”

Josh Peter, USA TODAY Sports activities: Nate Diaz’s uninspiring efficiency in opposition to Jake Paul that resulted in a unanimous determination loss was proof he’s unfit for the boxing ring. Masvidal goes to show it once more. Prediction: Masvidal by TKO, eighth spherical.

Who received Nate Diaz vs. Jake Paul? 

Jake Paul received the 10-round bout by unanimous determination  

Nate Diaz web price 

$8 million, in response to Superstar Web Value 

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal tickets 

Get-in tickets had been $60 this week on StubHub, which listed tickets listed for as a lot as $533. 

Nate Diaz brawl

Diaz’s crew and Masvidal’s crew brawled throughout a June 6 press convention in Anaheim, Calif. Diaz sidestepped the melee.

Nate Diaz MMA report

22-13 with 5 KOs.

Nate Diaz vs. Jorge Masvidal odds

DraftKings: Masvidal -255 favourite, +200 Diaz underdog

FanDuel: Masvidal -270, Diaz +210

Caitlin Clark and Breanna Stewart will go toe-to-toe as soon as once more when the Indiana Fever host the New York Liberty in Saturday WNBA motion on CBS and Paramount+. The Liberty are sitting comfortably atop the WNBA standings, whereas the Fever sit in ninth. New York has received 5 of its final six video games, whereas Indiana has received only one in its final 4 following a four-game profitable streak. You’ll be able to stream this recreation reside on Paramount+.

Tipoff from Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis is about for 1 p.m. ET. The most recent Indiana Fever vs. New York Liberty odds record New York as a ten.5-point favourite, whereas the over/underneath is 174 factors. The sport can be streamed reside on Paramount+ with their must-have Paramount+ with SHOWTIME plan. 

Paramount+ is the place to observe among the WNBA’s largest matchups this yr. A subscription additionally offers you entry to different sports activities content material together with the UEFA Champions and Europa League, Serie A, NWSL, NFL on CBS and Large Ten on CBS in addition to hit originals, films and documentaries. You will get your first week free, so enroll proper right here.     

How you can watch New York Liberty vs. Indiana Fever

• Fever vs. Liberty date: Saturday, July 6
• Fever vs. Liberty time: 1 p.m. ET
• Fever vs. Liberty TV: CBS 
• Fever vs. Liberty streaming: Paramount+

WNBA picks for New York Liberty vs. Indiana Fever

Earlier than you tune in to Saturday’s match, that you must see the Indiana Fever vs. New York Liberty picks from SportsLine’s WNBA insider Calvin Wetzel. Wetzel, HerHoopStats.com lead betting author, incorporates his mathematical background and powerful data of ladies’s hoops to show the positioning’s prediction mannequin into picks. After teaming up with Aaron Barzilai, a Ph.D. from Stanford, Wetzel is an unimaginable 1,385-988 (+372.33 models) on girls’s faculty basketball picks because the begin of the 2021-22 season. He is additionally coming off a fantastic 2023 season with a 238-185-1 total file that featured a return on funding of almost 7%.

For Fever vs. Liberty, Wetzel is backing New York to cowl the unfold. The professional acknowledges that Clark has been enhancing by way of the course of her rookie season and has seen an uptick in enjoying time, which has in flip made her more practical on the court docket. That being mentioned, the Liberty have had an enormous success in opposition to the Fever over the past two seasons and have defeated Indiana by 36 factors twice of their first three conferences of the 2024 season.

“Outdoors of 1 eight-point win final yr by which the Liberty almost blew an enormous lead after being outscored by 15 within the fourth quarter, the remaining six matchups between these groups over that stretch have all been double-digit wins,” Wetzel instructed SportsLine. Stream the sport proper right here.

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