The plans are in place, so now all heavyweight world titleholder Anthony Joshua has to do is win to make a much-anticipated megafight with former world champion Wladimir Klitschko a reality.Englands Joshua will defend his belt against American Eric Molina, a gargantuan underdog, on Saturday (Showtime, 5:30 p.m. ET) at the Manchester Arena in Manchester, England, and if he is successful, Joshua-Klitschko is on.The fight is agreed to and, pending a Joshua victory, would take place on April 29 at Wembley Stadium in London, Klitschko manager Bernd Boente told ESPN on Monday.Boente and Joshua promoter Eddie Hearn of Matchroom Boxing have been working on the fight since Tyson Fury, who is dealing with substance-abuse and mental-health issues, pulled out of an Oct. 29 rematch with Klitschko and vacated his title belts.We have reached an agreement for the fight and everything is fine. Eddie and I have had very smooth and constructive negotiations from the beginning, Boente said of the bout that would be for Joshuas title as well as one of the belts Fury vacated. The only thing that is still being negotiated is a few details Eddie and I working on with the stadium, but it looks very positive. We have a deal together, but the most important step now is that Anthony Joshua wins his title fight on Saturday.Klitschko, who once had Joshua as a sparring partner in his training camp, and Boente plan to be ringside in Manchester. If Joshua wins, Joshua-Klitschko could be announced after the fight, Boente said.Eddie and myself are co-promoters and we are working on everything together every step of the way, Boente said. We are discussing certain things [about the announcement] and hope we can announce it then or next week. We are still discussing how to do it, but we dont want to be too premature. Joshua still has to fight, but if he wins, the fight with Wladimir is one of the biggest fights in years.A fight between Joshua, a major star in England, and Ukraines Klitschko, who has sold out stadiums across Germany, where he has fought for most of his career, indeed would be the biggest bout in the heavyweight division. It would pit Olympic super heavyweight gold medalists -- Klitschko in 1996 and Joshua in 2012 -- in a fight that many believe would challenge the British attendance record set by the rematch between super middleweight titleholder Carl Froch and British rival George Groves, who drew some 80,000 to Wembley Stadium in May 2014 for a fight Hearn also promoted.Its not important when we announce it. Our deal is made, Boente said. We just have to sign it and wait until Anthony Joshua has done his work and hopefully beaten Molina, but Molina is a tough guy. He looked pretty good until he got knocked out by Deontay Wilder.Wilder defended his heavyweight belt against Molina by ninth-round knockout in June 2015, although Molina has won both of his fights since by knockout.What if Joshua (17-0, 17 KOs) were to lose to Molina (25-3, 19 KOs) on Saturday?If it happens, then we have to deal with it, Boente said.But he added that Klitschko (64-4, 54 KOs), who will turn 41 in March and will have been out of the ring since Fury ended his nearly 10-year title reign in November 2015, thought Joshua would come through the fight in strong fashion and that he looked forward to fighting in England.Klitschko has fought once previously in England, a seventh-round knockout of Monte Barrett on a Lennox Lewis undercard in 2000. It was Klitschkos final fight before winning his first world title three months later.Wladimir is fine that the fight is in the U.K. because he loves the challenge and he loves that everybody in the stadium will be against him, Boente said.Boente added that Joshua, 27, and Klitschko have agreed to have drug testing for the fight to be overseen by the Las Vegas-based Voluntary Anti-Doping Association, which was overseeing drug testing for Fury-Klitschko II when Fury twice tested positive for cocaine.Keith Hernandez Jersey . Miller finished in two minutes, 6.09 seconds, one day before the first medal race on the Alpine schedule. The 36-year-old American also turned in the top time in Thursdays opening training session. Jeurys Familia Jersey .In my heart and mind Im competing for India, luge competitor Shiva Keshavan told The Associated Press in an email interview. 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He had a goal and two assists for a career-high three points as Columbus beat the New York Islanders 5-2 to snap a five-game losing streak.Ralph Brancas career was defined by that one high-and-inside fastball.The Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher who gave up Bobby Thomsons famed Shot Heard `Round the World still echoing more than six decades later among the most famous home runs in baseball history, died Wednesday. He was 90.His son-in-law, former big league manager Bobby Valentine, said Branca died at a nursing home in Rye Brook, New York.Branca was a three-time All-Star and spent 12 seasons in the majors. Brought in from the bullpen in the bottom of the ninth inning during the deciding Game 3 of the National League pennant playoff on Oct. 3, 1951, he gave up a three-run homer to Thomson that gave the rival New York Giants a stunning 5-4 victory.The one-out line drive into the left field lower deck at the Polo Grounds prompted the frenetic call from announcer Russ Hodges, The Giants win the pennant! The Giants win the pennant! The team and its fans celebrated wildly as Thomson breezed around the bases while Branca, wearing his unlucky No. 13 jersey, trudged off the mound.You know, Branca told The Associated Press in 1990, If you kill somebody, they sentence you to life, you serve 20 years and you get paroled. ... Ive never been paroled.Thomson, who also homered off Branca in Game 1, capped a sensational comeback for the Giants, who trailed the Dodgers by more than a dozen games heading toward mid-August.For the next 50 years, Branca and Thomson often appeared together at card shows, corporate events and baseball functions, re-telling the story of the home run that grew into a sports legend. They always were friendly at the affairs, sometimes even teaming up to sing about the big moment.I was closer to Ralph than to any other Dodger, Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully said in a statement. He carried the cross of the Thomson home run with dignity and grace.It wasnt until many years later that it was revealed that the Giants had a little extra help.Thats when it came to light that the Giants employed a telescope-and-buzzer system that season to steal signs from opposing catchers. With that advantage, Giants hitters got a boost in their swings.And for years, the question remained: Did Thomson know the high-and-inside fastball from Branca was coming?Thomson firmly asserted that, no, he didnt get a sign in advance. A three-time All-Star himself, Thomson stuck to that claim until he died in 2010 at age 86.Branca, however, wasnt so sure about that.In 2001, the Giants sign-stealing operation was detailed in a story in The Wall Street Journal.A few days after that, Branca and Thomson saw each other for the first time at an event in Edison, New Jersey. They talked in private for five minutes, about a secret theyd both known about but never shared.Later, they spooke about their discussion.dddddddddddd.Its been a cleansing for both of us, Branca said then. He knew that I knew. Its better this way.To me, it was a forbidden subject, the right-hander said. And I didnt want to demean Bobby or seem like I was a crybaby.Said Thomson: It was like getting something off my chest after all those years. Im not a criminal, although I may have felt like one at first.And then, hours later, Thomson and Branca appeared together in Manhattan at the New York baseball writers dinner. In front of a ballroom full of fans, they took turns singing about the fateful pitch and swing, to lyrics written to the old standard Because of You -- a reprise of the act they performed when the same dinner was held in January 1952.His matchup with Thomson was recounted by Don Delillo in a 1992 Harpers Magazine story Pafko at the Wall, included five years later in the novel Underworld.Yes. It is Branca coming through the dampish glow. Branca who is tall and stalwart but seems to carry his own hill and dale, he has the aura of a man encumbered. The drooping lids, clodhopper feet, the thick ridge across the brow. His face is set behind a somber nose, broad-bridged and looming.One of the last remaining Boys of Summer, Branca was 88-68 with a 3.79 ERA in his big league career. He spent the first 11 years with the Dodgers, then played for Detroit and the Yankees before returning to Brooklyn for a final game in 1956.Branca made his debut as a teen in 1944 and went 21-12 with 15 complete games during Jackie Robinsons first season in 1947. Branca added another win that year at Yankee Stadium in the World Series.Branca to me was a hero, former Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda said in a statement. Ralph and I became very close, my family and his family. I always enjoyed being around him. He was a tough one in every way and I really admired him.Branca co-founded the Baseball Assistance Team, which aids members of the baseball family in need of financial, medical or psychological assistance, and served as its president for 17 years. He was a pallbearer at Robinsons funeral in 1972.Ralphs participation in the `Shot Heard `Round the World was eclipsed by the grace and sportsmanship he demonstrated following one of the games signature moments, baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said in a statement. He is better remembered for his dedication to the members of the baseball community. He was an inspiration to so many of us.Branca is survived by wife Ann and daughters Patti and Mary -- the latter the wife of Valentine.A funeral is scheduled for Tuesday at the Church of the Resurrection in Rye. ' ' '