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    Anthony Joshua exchanges blows with Konstantin Airich during their heavyweight fight He is A Beast… Meet The Future of Boxing! Nigerian Born British Boxer Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua. The 26YRS old is unbeaten has fought 17 fights and Knocked out all 17 Boxers. He Just won his first British Heavyweight Championship. Big Congrats to Him

In his weekly column,  Sky Sports'  Spanish football expert Guillem Balague dissects Real Madrid's Clasico victory against Barcelona and ponders how the Catalans will react to the defeat... Real Madrid came from a goal and a man down to defeat La Liga leaders Barcelona  and reignite their season. Real decided to play, as someone wrote on Monday, 'more Rafa Benitez-like than Benitez' with Casemiro in midfield, with two lines close together and Gareth Bale and Cristiano Ronaldo even dropping back. It was very impressive the way they stuck to their guns. Some would say it was a small-team mentality but for me it's one of the ways to play Barcelona. They force you to do that and everyone worked hard. They obviously smell glory - not so much in the league but in the Champions League - and everyone is switched on. They are a candidate as much as anyone in the Champions League now. Atletico and Real are six and seven points away and that makes it unlikely

The UK Anti-Doping watchdog is to launch an independent investigation into its handling of allegations that a private doctor supplied performance-enhancing drugs to top footballers and other sports stars, as leading Premier League football clubs denied having anything to do with him. Dr Mark Bonar  was secretly filmed by The Sunday Times claiming he had treated 150 British and foreign sportspeople, including Premier League footballers from clubs such as Arsenal, Chelsea, Leicester City and Birmingham City, an England international cricketer, British cyclists, a British boxer, tennis players and martial arts fighters.  He was recorded as he prescribed the banned substance erythropoietin (EPO), which increases the production of red blood cells, to an aspiring athlete and he also alleged he had prescribed drugs including steroids and human growth hormone. Dr Bonar even claimed to have treated two professional dancers who have appeared on the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing.  The

Barcelona forward Neymar would discuss a move to Paris St-Germain if the French champions showed an interest, according to the player's agent. Brazil international Neymar, 24, has scored 52 goals in 86 La Liga games since joining  Barca from Santos for £48.6m  in June 2013. Agent Wagner Ribeiro said that Neymar has a £154m release clause in his contract, which expires in 2018. "If PSG show an interest in Neymar, we can discuss it," he told  L'Equipe. Neymar has excelled as part of Barca's 'MSN' strikeforce alongside Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez, with the Catalan club six points clear at the top of La Liga, through to Copa del Rey final and in the Champions League quarter-finals. Ribeiro added: "He feels good in Barcelona. He's loved over there and he's playing for the best team in the world. "It's no small feat to impose yourself at such an enormous club. "But the prospect of living in a city like Paris and to play

Antonio Conte  is the new manager of  Chelsea , the club have confirmed, with the Italy boss ending months of speculation by finally penning terms in London on Monday. The 46-year-old has put pen to paper on a three-year contract but will not take charge of the club until after the European Championship in France this summer, where he is looking to guide the  Azzurri  to only their second continental win. Chelsea have been looking for a long-term successor to Jose Mourinho since the Portuguese was sacked in December, with popular interim boss Guus Hiddink unwilling to take on the job permanently. "I am very excited about the prospect of working at Chelsea," Conte told the club's official website. "I am proud to be the coach of the national team of my country and only a role as attractive as manager of Chelsea could follow that. "I am looking forward to meeting everyone at the club and the day-to-day challenge of competing in the Premier League. "Chelsea a