Colts in London, Warriors in Honolulu, and a Boxing Card in Miami
Sunday brings a wide-ranging sports slate, with American football crossing the Atlantic, the NBA touching down in Hawai‘i, major tennis tournaments taking shape, and boxing delivering results from Birmingham to Miami.
The Indianapolis Colts meet the Washington Commanders today at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London. The NFL’s international series continues to give U.S. fans a different kind of game-day experience, while introducing the sport to audiences abroad. The Colts’ official game information lists the matchup and venue.
Tonight, the Golden State Warriors face the Los Angeles Clippers in Honolulu at Bankoh Arena at the Stan Sheriff Center. The preseason matchup gives both teams an opportunity to evaluate rotations and younger players while bringing NBA basketball to a Pacific audience. ESPN’s game listing has the latest scheduling details.
Tennis is providing its own international storyline. At the China Open in Beijing, Alexander Zverev defeated Juncheng Shang to set up a quarterfinal against Novak Djokovic. At the Japan Open, Carlos Alcaraz saved four set points against Matteo Arnaldi before advancing to the quarterfinals. On the WTA side, world No. 1 Elena Rybakina was upset by Alina Charaeva. Follow updates through the ATP Tour and WTA.
Boxing added two more talking points. Ben Whittaker outpointed Conor Wallace in an IBF light-heavyweight title eliminator in Birmingham, while Henry Cejudo won a split decision over Javon Walton in Miami. ESPN and MMA Fighting provide additional result coverage.
For fans, the next step is simple: choose a game, match, or fight to follow, then compare notes with neighbors and friends. What is the weekend’s standout moment so far? Share your take with the Brownstone Worldwide community.
