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Tyson Fury had his first taste of WWE action after taking his feud with Braun Strowman to the next level by sparking a mass brawl on Monday Night RAW, MySportDab reports.

Fury first came to blows with the American wrestler on Smackdown last week, before being escorted from the building by security.

But the Gypsy King was back on Monday, invited as a guest on Monday Night RAW, where he demanded an apology from Strowman for being disrespected.

After being introduced to the US crowd, he said: 'Last week I was here minding my own business, Braun tried to make me look like a fool. I wound up getting chucked out, so tonight I'm here to demand an apology.'

Strowman then entered the ring and hit back: 'Look man, I was messing around and trying to have a little fun with you last Friday on Smackdown. That is, until I saw the way you looked at me like you wanted a piece of this.

Chelsea youngster Callum Hudson-Odoi has revealed he was very scared that he might not be play to football ever again due to his injury, MySportDab reports.

The 18-year-old suffered the injury in April and missed Chelsea's Premier League run-in along with the victory over Arsenal in the Europa League final in May.

Hudson-Odoi made his first league appearance of the season in the 2-0 defeat of Brighton and Hove Albion on September 28 after scoring in the 7-1 EFL Cup win over Grimsby Town.

However, he concedes there were moments when he questioned if he would play again during his initial recovery

Winger Wilfried Zaha is ready to take legal actions against his agent Will Salthouse of Unique Sports Management, due to anger at the agency's failure to secure him a transfer from Crystal Palace last summer, MySportDab.

MySportDab reports Zaha has instructed Chris Farnell of Manchester-based IPS Law to represent him in a case that will be decided at a private arbitration hearing under FA Rule K.

Zaha is understood to have informed Salthouse in writing of his desire to leave USM last month, triggering the start of a potentially explosive legal wrangle, with the player alleging his agent is compromised by his relationship with Palace chairman Steve Parish.

The Ivory Coast forward was told that he would be held to his contract with USM that runs until next summer, meaning they will be entitled to commission if he leaves Palace during the next two transfer windows, leading him to appoint his own lawyers.

The 26-year-old has been approached by several other intermediaries who have pledged to get him out of Selhurst Park, including super-agent Mino Raiola, and wants another agency to handle his next transfer.

Liverpool defender Virgil Van Dijk is confident teammate Mohamed Salah would be fit to play against Manchester United after the international break, MySportDab reports.

Salah had to be substituted late on in Liverpool’s 2-1 Premier League win over Leicester City at Anfield on Saturday.

The Egyptian was taken down by Leicester midfielder Hamza Choudhury and hobbled off with an ankle problem in stoppage time.

But Van Dijk is not concerned for Salah and reckons he will be fit for the visit to Old Trafford on October 20.

“I think he should be not too bad,” Van Dijk told Sky Sports.

“The good thing he has plenty of time to recover.

“He’ll probably get a time to recover as well.

“So I’m not concerned that he’s not going to be ready for United away.”

Lionel Messi bagged his first of the season this evening, as he scored a superb free-kick to give Barcelona a 4-0 lead against Sevilla at the Nou Camp, MySportDab reports.

Having been 3-0 up thanks to strikes from Suarez, Dembele and Vidal, the home side made it four in the second half thanks to their Argentine talisman.