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One fight left on UFC deal, but Page knows his title route: ‘It’s middleweight’
Michael ‘Venom’ Page wants to restart the momentum he feels has slowed during his UFC run. After moving between welterweight and middleweight, the 39-year-old now sees 185 pounds as his route towards the title. His next test is No. 15 Nursulton Ruziboev, a dangerous submission fighter. With one fight left on his UFC contract, Page…
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‘Someone is smoking weed’: Sabalenka stops US Open match mid-game — Watch
In an unexpected turn during her US Open match, world number one Aryna Sabalenka was distracted by a strong cannabis odor. Noticing the smell while facing Kamilla Rakhimova, she promptly alerted the chair umpire, leading to a consultation with tournament officials. This peculiar incident is reportedly linked to park regulations in the area. Despite the…
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‘Even my wife is watching’: Srikkanth says Sooryavanshi is making cricket exciting
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, only 15, is creating a stir in cricket circles. His skill has been showcased in the Duleep Trophy and IPL, alongside impressive international outings. Recently, he made Duleep Trophy history by breaking the 57-year-old record for the youngest half-century scorer. The BCCI is closely tracking his progress, with many experts predicting he could…
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‘Don’t call it cricket’: Ponting makes radical T20 pitch to win over US fans
Ricky Ponting proposes rebranding cricket as T20 in the United States. He believes the traditional name hinders growth among new audiences. Ponting suggests comparing T20 to baseball for easier understanding. The ICC prioritizes US development, hosting the T20 World Cup. Cricket aims for Olympic inclusion at the Los Angeles 2028 Games.
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Aryna Sabalenka says she might ‘get high’ after weed smell stops US Open match
World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka joked she might “get high” after the strong smell of cannabis interrupted her US Open match. The Belarusian complained to the umpire while facing Kamilla Rakhimova, but recovered to win in straight sets. Sabalenka later admitted the smell was unusually strong, while suggesting wind may have carried it into Louis…
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No special ‘room’ for cricket: IOA draws line on BCCI’s Asian Games stay
The BCCI is considering special housing arrangements for its cricketers during the Asian Games, a choice ultimately dependent on the cricket board’s logistical capabilities. Meanwhile, the Indian Olympic Association is committed to equitable treatment for all participants. The available official accommodations are subpar, classified as three-star and four-star, which may not meet player standards. An…
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Piers Morgan calls Messi’s GOAT ad the ‘most arrogant’ and ‘shameless’ bragging ever
Lionel Messi’s latest Michelob Ultra advert declares him the GOAT, but Piers Morgan strongly disagrees. The outspoken Cristiano Ronaldo supporter called the campaign “the most arrogant” bragging in sports and used Messi’s international retirement to argue Ronaldo’s superior 146-goal record settles the debate. Despite their rivalry, Ronaldo recently sent Messi a supportive message following his…
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One fight left on UFC deal, but Page knows his title route: ‘It’s middleweight’
Michael ‘Venom’ Page wants to restart the momentum he feels has slowed during his UFC run. After moving between welterweight and middleweight, the 39-year-old now sees 185 pounds as his route towards the title. His next test is No. 15 Nursulton Ruziboev, a dangerous submission fighter. With one fight left on his UFC contract, Page…
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‘Someone is smoking weed’: Sabalenka stops US Open match mid-game — Watch
In an unexpected turn during her US Open match, world number one Aryna Sabalenka was distracted by a strong cannabis odor. Noticing the smell while facing Kamilla Rakhimova, she promptly alerted the chair umpire, leading to a consultation with tournament officials. This peculiar incident is reportedly linked to park regulations in the area. Despite the…
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‘This is a mistake’: Srikkanth slams India’s ‘fear-driven’ squad for Afghanistan series
Former cricketer Kris Srikkanth criticised India’s squad selection for the Afghanistan series. He believes selectors missed an opportunity to test younger players. Srikkanth described the decision as a mistake influenced by recent defeats. The selectors opted for an experienced team instead of experimenting with new talent. This approach was seen as a safe move after…