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Roman Reigns is now the undisputed WWE Universal Champion. However, it has got to a point now where the positioning of Reigns could become a problem.  Since winning the Universal Title in August 2020, we’ve been told and shown that Reigns is unbeatable. 

On paper, Liverpool are just 10 games away from completing one no other English side has done before.  Ten wins from now until the end of May mean Liverpool will end the 21/22 season with an unprecedented quadruple.

Clubs across Liverpool are making an effort to support those in need or struggling with the effects of Covid-19, disabilities or mental health issues. With the importance of sport - and exercise and daily walks being pushed heavily during the pandemic - we explore how this has grown further.

Liverpool captain Niamh Fahey revealed that we could witness a very familiar celebration when she lifts the FA Women’s Championship trophy on Sunday.

Southport’s Tommy Fleetwood competes in the new double’s tournament Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Thursday. Fleetwood is partnered with former Masters champion Sergio Garcia and will take on other high-profile golfers such as current World Number One Scottie Scheffler.

Michael Smith continues to underwhelm and is unlikely to make the play-offs, according to official PDC statistical analyst Christopher Kempf. 

"I thought Liverpool was the perfect place to bring tennis out of its snobbish environment and bring it out to the people." After the disruption of Covid, Liverpool will kick off the 2022 grass court tennis season with the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament.

Widnes Wild's General Manager Wez Spurrett, has thanked fans for their support this season, after beating Billingham Stars on Easter Sunday. Spurrett praised fans on a statement released on the Widnes Wild website, for their loyal support and dedication to following the team, as the season concluded two days ago.

Paul Butler’s chances of restoring his world title status have soared with news WBO Bantamweight Champion John Riel Casimero has been withdrawn from Friday’s title fight at the M&S Arena.

Liverpool’s own Ryan Dickens is looking to overcome challenging opponent Jack Cook at the Olympia this weekend (April 23) The 20-year-old from Kensington is a three-time National Champion, a European Bronze Medallist and has won gold at the Tri-National Competition in the light middleweight division.