Dillian Whyte flattened Alexander Povetkin with a huge left hook after an inspired performance to gain redemption in their rematch in Gibraltar on Saturday night.

Former Arsenal and France striker Thierry Henry says he will be removing himself from social media because of racism and bullying across platforms.

The 43-year-Old Henry, posted a message to his 2.3m followers on Twitter on Friday saying the problem was "too toxic to ignore".

He wrote; "Hi Guys 

From tomorrow morning I will be removing myself from social media until the people in power are able to regulate their platforms with the same vigour and ferocity that they currently do when you infringe copyright...."

Henry added that there had to be some accountability.

"It is far too easy to create an account, use it to bully and harass without consequence and still remain anonymous," wrote the Frenchman.

"The sheer volume of racism, bullying and resulting mental torture to individuals is too toxic to ignore."

Henry won two Premier League titles with Arsenal, where he played between 1999 and 2007.

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says a Europa League quarterfinal with Granada will be difficult.

Tiger Woods suffered serious injuries to both legs as his car flew off the road and flipped several times Tuesday near Los Angeles in a crash he was “very fortunate” to survive, law enforcement officials who found the US golf legend said.