The next major night of wrestling on deck is Clash in Italy 2026, the first premium live event to take place in the country. European crowds always bring the energy, and they will try to breathe new life to some familiar bouts, with plenty of rematches scheduled.

Headlining the night is another edition of Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu, this time with Tribal Combat in effect for the World Heavyweight Championship match. Cody Rhodes will get in the ring with Gunther again, although they will be squaring off for a different prize with the Undisputed WWE Championship at stake.A pair of WrestleMania rematches will include Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill, plus Brock Lesnar back from his suspected retirement to try and get even with Oba Femi. And finally, Sol Ruca will get another opportunity to add some gold to her young career when she gets Becky Lynch once more with the Women's Intercontinental Championship on the line.

Billi looks at the Futures markets for both the men and women at this year's French Open. The men's draw is obviously missing Carlos Alcaraz and the potential of a rematch of last year's epic final against Jannik Sinner, but Grand Slam tournaments always leave plenty of room for surprises. While Sinner is a big favorite to win on the men's side, the women's draw looks wide open for any of five to 10 different potential winners.

Ronda Rousey is stepping back into the cage tonight for the first time in nearly a decade — and she’s doing it against another foundational figure in women’s MMA.  Rousey faces Gina Carano live on Netflix in a long-discussed superfight years in the making, headlining Netflix’s first-ever live MMA event from Intuit Dome in Los Angeles.
The blockbuster fight card also features Nate Diaz vs. Mike Perry in a five-round welterweight bout, along with the return of former UFC heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou, who faces Brazil’s Philipe Lins following his crossover into boxing and dominant 2024 PFL championship run.

The bottom three has been decided in the Bundesliga but the order is yet to be determined with three teams battling to claim the play-off place and avoid automatic relegation. Wolfsburg currently hold that coveted 16th spot but they are level on points with rock bottom St Pauli ahead of their do-or-die meeting in Hamburg on Saturday.Heidenheim are sandwiched between these two sides and they face Mainz this weekend so both of these teams will be keeping tabs on that game as well, and all three sides have similar goal differences as well with Wolfsburg on -26 and the bottom two on -29 – Heidenheim are above St Pauli as they have scored more goals. It is all set up for a fascinating finish.

The next chapter in wrestling kicks off with Backlash, with WWE turning the page on its calendar while also dealing with the fallout of WrestleMania 42.
Newly crowned Champion Roman Reigns has his first title defence, and it’s a family affair with Jacob Fatu, challenging his cousin for the title. Four other matches are scheduled, mostly featuring feuds that have been in the works long before WrestleMania.

The UFC is back in Newark, New Jersey, for UFC 328. The UFC’s last appearance at the Prudential Center came in June 2025. One of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the world, Khamzat Chimaev, is defending his UFC Middleweight Championship against former title holder Sean Strickland in the Main Event.


This episode also looks tonight's blockbuster heavyweight clash, as Fabio Wardley puts the WBO heavyweight title on the line against Daniel Dubois at the Co-op Live Arena in Manchester; Wardley is coming off a standout victory over Joseph Parker last time out while Dubois is hoping to reclaim a world title after losing the IBF belt to Oleksandr Usyk

Stuttgart host Bayer Leverkusen tomorrow in a match that may decide who goes into next season's Champions League. Leverküsen are fourth in the league, one place above Stuttgart, but both teams have won more games than they have lost this season.Stuttgart are without a win in three Bundesliga games and have played out two straight stalemates, but Bayer Leverkusen have won four of their last five matches and have gone unbeaten on seven of their last eight road trips.

The race to secure Champions League football is hotting up in Germany and with three games left to play, time is running out for Bayer Leverkusen to break into the Bundesliga’s top four. Their 2-1 win over Cologne and Stuttgart’s 1-1 draw with Werder Bremen moved them to within two points of their goal but fifth-placed Hoffenheim are also on two points, so they need all the victories they can get if they are to break into the Champions League places. RB Leipzig, in contrast, look sure to be dining at Europe’s top table next term. Five straight wins has moved Ole Werner’s side five points clear of Stuttgart and Hoffenheim and within five points of second-placed Dortmund, meaning one more victory should secure their spot in the top four.

Billi breaks down selected matches from this weekend's Matchday 31 slate. The title race is over, but the UCL race between Stuttgart, Hoffenheim and Leverküsen is likely to go all the way. Bayer Leverkusen have only lost one of their last seven Bundesliga away games and they travel to Cologne on this afternoon, desperately looking for a win to put some pressure on their rivals.

Billi breaks down a selection of handpicked matches from Italy, France and Portugal, all taking place on Sunday.