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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Future Remains by Robert Jack Jack Hermansson eyes future fights with Robert Whittaker and Paulo Costa. Swedish born-Norwegian Hermansson (22-6) bounced back from his disappointing loss to Marvin Vettori by beating young buck Edmen Shahbazyan (11-2) by a unanimous points decision in Las Vegas on Saturday night. Now with Shahbazyan out of the way, Hermansson has turned his attention to the top of the division as he mulls over his next possible move. "I want to be fighting guys like Robert Whittaker, Paulo Costa, the winner of Brunson and Till could be a potential fight, so yeah, those guys," Hermansson said (via MMA Junkie). "It depends when I have a good opponent, but I want one more fight this year for sure. If any of the big guys are ready for me this year, I’m up for it." It was Hermansson's first victory in 2021, indeed his first win since beating Kelvin Gastelum July 2020, and he had to do it the hard way, after Shahbazyan picked him apart in the stand-up for the majority of the first round. The 23-year-old found some success early in the second round, only for Hermansson to turn things around and swing the momentum in the other direction, and 'The Joker' admitted it was a relief to get back to winning ways. "I’m really happy I got the victory, especially after having COVID and stuff. I didn’t know how my body was going to react out there," he added. "I wasn’t happy with the first round of the fight. I couldn’t find my timing or anything like that, but as the fight went, I managed to change my approach and get the fight to the ground and do what I do best." Why 'Back to the Future 4' Won't Happen, According to Co-Writer Bob Gale. Every time you see a rumor about BTTF 4, remember this explanation from Gale. In an age rampant with sequels, prequels, and the importance of franchised IP, Back to the Future remains untouched. Back to the Future Part III hit theaters in 1990, and since then, that’s been the end of the series. Fans have always wondered about why there wouldn’t be another installment when every other beloved franchises seems to keep going back to the well, so on The Collider Podcast, we asked our guest, Back to the Future trilogy co-writer Bob Gale , why exactly there won’t be a Back to the Future 4 . Image via Universal Pictures. Gale explained there was a creative aspect and then the rights aspect. First, the creative answer: “We told a complete story with the trilogy. If we went back and made another one, we’d have Michael J. Fox, who will be sixty next year, and he has Parkinson’s Disease. Do we want to see Marty McFly at age sixty with Parkinson’s Disease? Did we want to see him at age fifty with Parkinson’s Disease? I would say ‘No, you don’t want to see that.’ And you don’t want to see Back to the Future without Michael J. Fox. People say, ‘Well, do it with somebody else.’ Really? Who are you going to get? All you’re gonna do is beg comparisons to the originals, and you’re not going to match up. And we’ve seen this repeatedly with sequels that go back to the well after many, many years, and they go ‘Ah, well, The Phantom Menace , maybe my life would have been better if I hadn’t seen it.’ There are a lot of extra sequels like that. We didn’t want to be those guys who did a movie that was basically a moneygrab. Universal says to us, ‘You’d guys would make a whole lot of money,’ but we’re like, ‘Well, we’ve already made a whole lot of money with these movies, and we like them just the way they are. And as proud parents, we’re not going to sell our kids into prostitution.’” Then he went into an explanation about the rights: We have an understanding with Spielberg and Amblin that there would never be another Back to the Future movie without our blessing or being involved. So it’s not going to happen. Personally, I think that’s a relief. We don’t need a fourth Back to the Future movie. The trilogy is pretty much perfect as it is, and we don’t need a fourth installment dragging things down, especially for the reasons that Gale illustrates. Juliette Binoche and Rosemarie DeWitt co-star in the limited series, which hails from director Antonio Campos. Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival and the Sundance Film Festival. He resides in Atlanta with his wife and their dog Jack. Detroit Red Wings: Jack Eichel is not going to be part of the Yzerplan. The Detroit Red Wings have transitioned their focus to the offseason, and one of the hot commodities this offseason is a Buffalo Sabres star. Jack Eichel has been at the forefront of some rumors about his future with the Sabres organization. It sure seems that Eichel and the organization are out of touch and have a bit of a disconnect going on. That being said, the trade rumors have been buzzing around in the media. The Detroit Red Wings could pull a surprise at any time. The “BREAKING NEWS” alert about Steve Yzerman making a drastic change to the Yzerplan could come at any moment. But, there are a few road bumps in the plan for it goes anywhere. The Sabres are figuring out which direction they want to move in, but non-committal answers from Eichel make it seem like he is on the way out. The bigger question needing to be asked is where will he be traded? Detroit is not going to be on the top of that list, and if Eichel is a part of the Yzerplan, I would be shocked. Eichel is going to want to win and win now. The Red Wings are not winning in the immediate future, and that is pretty clear. The Detroit Red Wings are going to steer clear of trading for Jack Eichel. More from Detroit Jock City. Besides Eichel being better suited for a team like Boston, who is rumored to be interested in the former Boston University forward, the Red Wings should not be in the market for him. There is a lot to consider when it comes to making a run for Eichel. The cost on Eichel will be quite high, and I personally do not think Yzerman will want to part ways with draft capital or top-rated prospects. Yzerman has done a great job working to build draft capital and bringing in good prospects. Jeopardizing this for Eichel seems like it might not be in the best interest. While yeah, a 24-year old former second overall draft choice joining the Red Wings sounds like a great idea, the likelihood he would come here and be happy is what seems like the tough part. Look at Patrik Laine in Columbus after being traded. He is still a good player but finds himself on the bench late in games after he and the coaching staff butt heads. It just seems like Eichel coming to Detroit might not be best for the organization. Mostly because of what the Red Wings would be giving up and the uncertainty of his true fit, it seems like steering clear is best. Ultimately, Yzerman and the front office have the final say, but I would be surprised to see Eichel join the Yzerplan before the 2021-22 season begins. Detroit Red Wings: Steve Yzerman remains mum on Jeff Blashill’s future. Expect Yzerman to work some magic for this Detroit Red Wings team; just do not expect it to be Jack Eichel. Tom Holland Says He's Had Conversations about a 'Back to the Future' Reboot. But such a reboot will probably never happen according to original director Robert Zemeckis. The way you know that there's never going to be a Back to the Future reboot any time in the near future is that Universal would have rebooted it by now if they could. This isn't a case of "Oh, we haven't found the right take yet." They literally haven't even hired a writer or a producer or anything that would reboot the classic time-travel adventure trilogy. But that doesn't mean they can't talk about it with people. Image via Sony Pictures Releasing. Tom Holland was recently put into a Back to the Future deepfake with Robert Downey Jr. , and he was asked about it during an interview with BBC Radio 1 [via ScreenRant]. Holland replied: I’d be lying if I said there hadn’t been conversations in the past about doing some sort of remake, but that film is the most perfect film- or one of the most perfect films, one that could never be made better. That said, if [Robert Downey Jr.] and I could just shoot that one scene that they remade for fun - he could pay for it cause he’s got loads of money - I would do it for my fee and we could remake that scene. I think we owe it to deep fake because they did such a good job.

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