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were just pipped on the line by great britain. remember tomorrow, were just pipped on the line by great britain. remembertomorrow, in the final, matt hudson smith fresh from his silver medal will come in for that race. hopes there as well, potentially of a medal.— for that race. hopes there as well, potentially of a medal. great stuff, we look forward _ potentially of a medal. great stuff, we look forward to _ potentially of a medal. great stuff, we look forward to the _ potentially of a medal. great stuff, we look forward to the finals - potentially of a medal. great stuff, we look forward to the finals of- potentially of a medal. great stuff, we look forward to the finals of the four by 100 in an hour or two. from hungary to poland where it's arguably the biggest night of daniel dubois life. he's hoping he can pull off one of the biggest shocks in british boxing history as he prepares to fight oleksandr usyk tonight. the wbo, wba and ibf titles are on the line in poland and our reporter ade adedoyn is there. penny further daniel dubois's thoughts at the moment, a joint task in front of him, how realistic is it that he pulls this off?— that he pulls this off? well, without a — that he pulls this off? well, without a shadow _ that he pulls this off? well, without a shadow of - that he pulls this off? well, without a shadow of a - that he pulls this off? well, | without a shadow of a doubt, that he pulls this off? well, - without a shadow of a doubt, this will be the toughest night of daniel dubois' professional career. he's up
britain's domination in the women's kl2 finals at the para—canoe world championships continues, thanks to paralympic champion charlotte henshaw. she won today's final in just over 48 seconds— for her fifth gold in the event and her eighth world title overall. it was a british one two, with emma wiggs, taking silver. gb have won gold and silver at the last eight editions. i caught up with charlotte henshaw earlier. i started by asking her how she is feeling. i'm pretty sore at the moment, actually, it has not been long since i raced. immensely happy to win another world championship gold medal and more importantly, secure the slot for that event for the paralympic games next year. that was myjob coming in, the team all have jobs this week and that was mine. this is absolutely the first step on the ladder towards the paralympic games. we can't be selected if we don't have the quota spots come next spring.
in the world, that's not so bad, is it? well, he went a lot better than that. he really run the race to perfection, really. he stayed on the shoulders of the leaders all the way round and then that kick down the final straight, round and then that kick down the finalstraight, he round and then that kick down the final straight, he is 21 years old from basingstoke, this must be the night of his life. he is actually still, over our shoulders celebrating, with the union flag around his shoulders. he hasn't actually come through to start talking to people yet so i'm sure we will try and grab a chat with him but, yeah, canada won gold, he was last year's but, yeah, canada won gold, he was last yea r�*s bronze but, yeah, canada won gold, he was last year's bronze medallist. a fantastic night already for great britain with potential more medals to come. ., ., ., ., ., to come. you mentioned, around about one hour's time — to come. you mentioned, around about one hour's time we _ to come. you mentioned, around about one hour's time we had _ to come. you mentioned, around about one hour's time we had the _ to come. you mentioned, around about one hour's time we had the for - to come. you mentioned, around about one hour's time we had the for both - one hour's time we had the for both finals for both the men on the women of the stop we have had their heats for the 4x4, men through but in the women's events, drama involving the united states?—
the net oleksandr usyk. some 14,000 fight fans will be shoehorned into the arena behind me tonight. it is going to be a very intimidating atmosphere. how this fight plays out may well peddle how daniel dubois coach of the pressure he faces tonight. a massive task for him. nothing is impossible when you have two big men throwing heavy leather. anything can happen, it is heavyweight boxing, that's why we like it. oleksandr usyk the favourite to win this one. will like it. oleksandr usyk the favourite to win this one. will be fascinating _ favourite to win this one. will be fascinating to _ favourite to win this one. will be fascinating to see _ favourite to win this one. will be fascinating to see what - favourite to win this one. will be | fascinating to see what happens. thank you. britain's domination in the women's kl2 finals at the para—canoe world championships continues, thanks to paralympic champion charlotte henshaw. she won today's final in just over 48 seconds for her fifth gold in the event and her eighth world title overall. it was a british one—two, with emma wiggs, taking silver. gb have won gold and silver at the last eight editions. i caught up with charlotte henshaw earlier. i started by asking her how she is feeling. i started by asking her how she is