Turkey shoot puts Rose in frame for No 1 spot

JUSTIN ROSE moved closer to regaining golf’s world No 1 ranking with an opening-round 65 at the Turkish Airlines Open yesterday. Rose, who won the £5.4million event in Antalya last year, fired an eagle and four birdies to finish one shot behind Ireland’s Paul Dunne. Rose spent two weeks as world No 1 in DILLIAN WHYTE and Dereck Chisora have confirmed they will fight at London’s O2 on December 22, as revealed yesterday by Sportsmail. Whyte, who beat Chisora by a split decision two years ago, said: ‘This will be Chisora’s last fight, the donkey’s last ride.’ Chisora said: ‘I was cheated in our first fight. This time Dillian won’t be hearing the final bell to be saved by the judges.’ September and would love to take top spot back from Brooks Koepka. ‘It’s a simple equation, I have to win to get back to No 1 and that means I can just focus on playing good golf,’ said Rose. ‘All aspects of my game are working, I’m just trying to get them working together and those are the weeks you tend to win.’ AMERICAN gymnast Simone Biles, 21, battled a kidney stone and uncharacteristic errors to become the first woman to earn four all-around world titles. Biles (above) beat Mai Murakami of Japan in Doha by nearly 1.7 points. NOVAK DJOKOVIC reached the Paris Masters quarter-finals when Damir Dzumhur retired while trailing 6-1, 2-1 yesterday. Djokovic, who will face Marin Cilic today, eased to a personal record of winning 30 consecutive sets before his Bosnian opponent called it quits after suffering back pain.