In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

[Q]: Floyd Mayweather has revealed that Andre Berto will be his 49th opponent when the champion returns to the ring on September 12. The clash at the MGM Grand Garden Arena sees Mayweather go into the bout unbeaten as he edges closer to the milestone of going 50 fights without defeat. Mayweather's last faced Manny Pacquiao in May, in a clash that was billed as the 'fight of the century' and saw him walk away with his 48th victory following a points decision. Total fights: 48 Wins 48: (26 by KO) Losses: 0 Mayweather is the WBC, WBA, and Ring welterweight champion.Floyd Mayweather announced Andre Berto as his 49th opponentChampion remains unbeaten as he heads into clashFight will take place on September 12 at MGM Grand Garden ArenaAnnouncement means Amir Khan once again snubbed by Mayweather
[A]: _, who took home £141m ($220m) after the Pacquiao bout, apparently removed Khan from his consideration because the Bolton-born man persistently criticised Mayweather after being asked to stay silent.


[Q]: A British couple have told of the terrifying moment they were trapped down a dead-end hotel corridor and came face to face with the bloodthirsty Tunisian terrorist, who began lobbing hand grenades at them Rebecca Smith, 22, from Coventry, said: 'I was peppered with grenade shrapnel. With one hit, I thought my jaw had come off.' The office administrator and her boyfriend Ross Thompson, 21, ran for their lives as the gunman hunted down his victims. It was the bungling staff at the Imperial Marhaba Hotel who sent them down the hallway, as Seifeddine Rezgui was firing his Kalashnikov at terrified holidaymakers.The couple ran down a dead-end corridor where they confronted gunmanRebecca Smith, 22, told how she was 'peppered with shrapnel' in hallway'We tried to escape but he caught us,' said her boyfriend Ross Thompson15 Britons were among the 38 killed and 25 of the 40 injured were from UKCarly Lovett, 24, Adrian Evans from West Midlands and his nephew Joel Richards, 22, were the among the British people who diedAt least one gunman opened fire on innocent tourists in Sousse yesterdayThe gunman who was later shot dead was named as Seifeddine Rezgui, 23
[A]: _ police have now flown to the resort to help identify victims and consular teams are in hospitals and hotels looking after those affected, he added.


[Q]: Once upon a time holidays were not about Instagramming from First Class on a plane or boasting about luxurious infinity pools. For many, a trip to the humble British seaside, with donkey rides, a bucket and spade and loved ones was the highlight of the summer. These precious 'lost' days are being celebrated in a nostalgic new book dedicated to the nation's love affair with the coast. Author Sarah Freeman's work harks back to the heyday of seaside resorts like Blackpool, Margate, Scarborough and Morecambe, a time when summer saw a mass exodus to the beach. Sarah has charted the demise of the grand hotels, ballrooms, holiday camps, piers and amusements that characterised seaside towns in their halcyon years from the 1800s through to the mid 20th century.For many, a trip to the seaside, with donkey rides and a bucket and spade used to be the highlight of the summerThis precious era is being celebrated in a nostalgic book dedicated to the nation's love affair with the coastAuthor Sarah Freeman's book, Beside the Sea: Britain's Lost Seaside Heritage, shows resorts in their heyday
[A]:
'In recent years, preservation trusts have successfully fought to save what's left of _'s seaside golden age, but for some of those piers, theatres and lidos it was too late.