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Tyson Furys rematch with Wladimir Klitschko has finally been confirmed to take place at Manchester Arena on Oct. 29 after two months of speculation and negotiations.The date and venue has been in place for a while but official confirmation had been delayed and the fight even looked in jeopardy when last month it was revealed WBA-WBO world heavyweight champion Fury is facing alleged doping offences.The fight was initially scheduled for July 9 but had to be postponed because Fury (25-0, 18 KOs) injured an ankle while running.Everyone involved has worked tirelessly to get the world heavyweight title rematch between Tyson and Wladimir back on and Im thrilled that its now officially confirmed, said Furys promoter Mick Hennessy.This is the rematch that the boxing world has been waiting to see and the anticipation is now at boiling point so expect a highly charged and explosive fight when the best two heavyweights in the world collide.It will be a crucial few days in the career of Fury, who pulled off a big shock when he out-pointed Ukrainian Klitschko (64-4, 53 KOs) to lift the WBA, WBO and IBF world titles in Germany in November, 2015. Klitschko, 40, had reigned as world champion for nearly a decade.Fury, 28, faces a National Anti-Doping Panel hearing on Nov. 4 when he will face being stripped of his world titles and given a ban if he is found guilty of taking a banned substance.UK Anti-Doping (UKAD) agency revealed a month ago that it had charged Fury and cousin Hughie for using a banned substance on June 24.Fury and fellow heavyweight Hughie strongly deny doping while Hennessy told ESPN that he believes the allegations are a conspiracy against the Fury family.Klitschko said last month he planned to take legal action over the protracted negotiations for a rematch.But Bernd Bonte, of Klitschko Management Group, said: Team Klitschko is very happy, that after Fury`s postponements, we finally have a new date. It is great that our event can stay in the Manchester Arena. This is one of the best venues world-wide and has already seen many great fights.Zapatillas Nike Baratas . 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Zapatillas Baratas Spain .C. -- When North Carolina freshman Ryan Switzer reported to training camp in August he was a little miffed to learn he was third on the depth chart at punt returner.RIO DE JANEIRO -- The taekwondo competition at the Rio Games on Thursday morning was sold out. Not a single seat was left for grabs at the 10,000-capacity arena, where fans spent between $21 and $43 to gain access.But the arena never totally filled.The crowds, or lack thereof, will unquestionably be part of the legacy of these first Olympics in South America, where some events were raucous and others seemed downright sleepy. Despite organizers insisting that most tickets were sold, it wasnt uncommon to see Usain Bolt running in an arena that had perhaps more empty blue chairs than fans -- even after he took to Twitter with a video urging people to buy tickets.Make sure you buy tickets and come out and watch, Bolt said. Its going to be great.Bolt has more than 4 million Twitter followers. Most of them, apparently, werent listening.When U.S. 1,500-meter runner Jenny Simpson won bronze earlier this week, the track stadium was maybe 25 percent filled. She noticed, but insisted it didnt take away from her moment.The physical crowd that is there never compares to the people that you took along the journey with you and theyre watching through their television screens and certainly now the internet, Simpson said. So the physical presence doesnt excite or deter.Rio Games officials insist that more than 80 percent of all available tickets were sold, and that their goals on that front will be met. But that stat hasnt passed the eye test throughout the games, and an Associated Press review of the remaining 100 event sessions starting Thursday afternoon showed roughly half -- including the closing ceremony, the womens soccer gold-medal match and all remaining sessions in track and field -- had tickets remaining.I got tickets for wrestling because they were the lowest price, said Luiz Hernandez, a Colombian who was with friends inside Olympic Park this week. We got them to come in here and hang out. We wound up giving them away because we just wanted to be in here.Hernandez said he paid 160 Brazilian real for four wrestling tickets, or about $49. His girlfriend, he said, spent at least 10 times that much in the Olympic Megastore -- without those tickets, their group would not have been able to access.In other words, they spent a little money so they could spend a lot of money. And they waited an hour in line just to get in the crammed store inside Olympic Park, where crowds have been sizable throughout the games. (Throughout Brazil, there are more thaan 100 other stores, all smaller than the one in Olympic Park, selling games souvenirs and open to the public.dddddddddddd)Shes happy, Hernandez said.Theres been no shortage of theories -- or excuses, depending on perspective -- about the empty seats in Rio. Some events start too early, others start too late. Some tickets were too expensive. Too many sports seemed foreign to Brazilians. Blocks of seats ordinarily set aside for international fans either werent sold or claimed. Traffic scared away locals. Would-be visitors were scared away by pre-Olympic stories of disease, dirty water and crime.Theyre probably all valid factors, on some level.Combine that with how Rio organizers say 11 percent of the advance-purchased tickets -- and 55 percent of the tickets given out for free to needy kids in the Rio area -- werent used, and its easy to see how the crowd issue became an issue.I dont want to go too long into this because it might sound as an excuse, Rio Games spokesman Mario Andrada said. I believe we faced this issue without looking for excuses, but rather looking for explanations.But Andrada said the games broke the financial target for sales even while the attendance numbers lagged, something he attributed to high-priced tickets getting sold early to marquee events.Numbers mislead, Andrada said.The cheapest available ticket to track and field Thursday morning was about $31, the most expensive about $109 -- and for the night session, with Bolt set to try for a third straight gold in the 200-meter dash, the top price was nearly $300. For diving, the prices ranged from $75 on the low end for the morning session, $281 on the high end for the afternoon session. Plenty of those seats were available.But for volleyball, a sport wildly popular among Brazilians, tickets were gone even with a steep price. The best seats for the mens beach final Thursday night were all sold at $375 each.The mens gold-medal soccer match at Maracana had a top ticket value of around $300; that was also sold out, organizers said. But the closing ceremony may have empty seats -- the two cheapest levels of tickets ($62, $187) have all been sold, but the three most expensive tiers ($437, $655 and $936) all were available.Officials steadfastly insist empty seats wont hurt Rios legacy.We cannot regret something, Andrada said, that we cannot fix. ' ' '