M-1 Global has shuffled the card for this weekend’s M-1 Challenge 67 due to 145-pound contender Magomed Idrisov being struck down by an unspecified illness.
Chris Jericho On “Great” Asylum Match, Vince Approving Thumbtacks, Taking The Bump, Crowd Response
Terry Flanagan to defend WBO title against Mzonke Fana on Fury-Klitschko card
WBO lightweight champion Terry Flanagan (30-0, 12, KOs) will be defending his title against South Africa’s Mzonke Fana (38-9, 16 KOs) on the Tyson Fury vs Wladimir Klitschko 2 card on July 9 at the Manchester Arena.
Flanagan, 26, won the vacant WBO belt last July when his opponent Jose Zepeda dislocated his shoulder and was forced to retire after the second round. He has since defended it twice, stopping American Diego Magdaleno in October and outpointing fellow Brit Derry Mathews last…
Boxing: AIBA Approves Pros in Olympics
The International Boxing Association — the recognized international amateur boxing governing body — made an unprecedented move on Wednesday at what the organization called an “Extraordinary Congress” in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Boxing: AIBA Approves Pros in the Olympics
The International Boxing Association — the recognized international amateur boxing governing body — made an unprecedented move on Wednesday at what the organization called an “Extraordinary Congress” in Lausanne, Switzerland.
Capcom Addresses Ibuki’s Delay, Promises Better Communication Regarding Street Fighter V’s Content in the Future
As we already know, Street Fighter V’s Ibuki is scheduled to release alongside the game’s cinematic story expansion in June, instead of in May as previously planned. In a series of Tweets, Capcom has addressed this delay and clarified some things about it.
Regarding Ibuki herself, Capcom states that she was originally planned to launch at the end of May, but unforeseen issues have caused her to miss her target release date, which is why she was moved to launch alongside the story mode instead.
We planned for her to come out at the end of May/beginning of June but there were unforeseen delays. Thank you for being patient.
— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) May 31, 2016
More importantly however, Capcom has also addressed the fact that they haven’t been very communicative with the community regarding the details of these content updates. Now, they’ve stated that will work to give out these details in a much more timely manner.
Moving forward we will work to communicate information surrounding content releases in #SFV at a much more rapid pace.
— Street Fighter (@StreetFighter) May 31, 2016
Source: Capcom
Atlas Reactor: Play for Free This Weekend
General: Game On #84 | Overwatched
This week on Game On, Chris and Brax sit down to discuss a week dominated by Overwatch, but that’s not all! They also discuss Battleborn’s immediate $20 price cut, No Man’s Sky’s latest delay, Fallout 4: Far Harbor, Funcom’s life saving investment, and the Warcraft movie. Small correction: the Smite controversy was about Hindu deities. Not Buddha. Our bad.
Kings and Heroes: First Impressions of the Ambitious New Online RPG
Kings and Heroes came out of nowhere. Sporting beautiful traditional fantasy visuals, a first person perspective, and loads of ambition, Industry Games’ premiere development effort went into Early Access on Steam yesterday. We’ve sat down and explored the rough-around-the-edges game to find out whether its ambition is matched by talent or just hollow promises.
General: GoG Connect Allows Some Non-DRM Steam Games to be Added
GoG Connect is a new feature at Good Old Games that allows players to add non-DRM restricted Steam games to their GoG collection. This is not open to all Steam non-DRM titles, but there is an impressive list that you can check to see which of your Steam games qualifies. The offer is a limited time one from several publishers and developers including Deep Silver, Harebrained Schemes, TaleWorlds and more.
