Sports Headlines: Saturday October 4, 2017.

Fury Sends Warning To Wilder.

Tyson Fury has sent a warning to Deontay Wilder ahead of his return to the ring after the controversy surrounding his abuse of drugs. He and Wilder have always been enemies and Fury intimated that both Anthony Joshua and Wilder stood in his way of becoming the greatest Heavyweight of this age, and it was his aim to beat them all.

Rafael Nadal Pulls Out Of Paris Masters.

After beating Pablo Cuevas of Uruguay to qualify for the quarter-finals of the Grand Slam in Paris, Nadal pulled out of the competition after he failed to recover in time for the match but still finishes the year as tennis World Number One.

Formula 1 May Lose Ferrari.

The chief of the motor company Sergio Marchionne has said that the new regulations that are set to be adopted by the Formula 1 board may make the company leave the tournament.

Marseille To Suspend Evra.

After his reaction to jeering from fans on their Portuguese trip in the Europa Cup competition, the French club has decided that they will take some action against the player for kicking out at a fan’s head.

Mourinho Refuses To Meet With United’s Fans.

Jose Mourinho has declined an invite from a group of Manchester United fans who are displeased with the tactics adopted by the coach. The meeting had been set up to discuss how the atmosphere within Old Trafford could be improved, but the manager turned it down.