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Category: Interview

Hearn Draws the Route: February–March, a Warm-Up, and the Big Fury Challenge

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Nevin Lasanis
24/12/25

So there I am with a cup of coffee, fully convinced that in the heavyweight division the schedule isn’t written by managers, but by people who actively hate sleep. And right on cue, Eddie Hearn walks in — the kind of promoter who can say “according to plan” with a straight face even when the plan lo...


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Real Win Again — And Leave a Ton of Questions (But Alonso Survives for Now)

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Nevin Lasanis
24/12/25

Real’s last match of 2025 felt weirdly familiar: the scoreboard looks nice, but the vibe from the performance is… kinda unsettling. They shut Sevilla out 2-0; Bellingham and Mbappé scored, and the real MVP (not by stats, but by impact) was Rodrygo. And yeah, this win honestly feels like the one that...


Category: Interview

Paul Merson — On Semenyo And “Man City”: “You Can Sign A Contract Quickly, But You Can't 'Sign' The Manager.”

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Nevin Lasanis
24/12/25

“A Big Name Doesn’t Guarantee Your Minutes”: A Talk About Risk And Role — Paul, the press say Semenyo is leaning towards a move to Manchester City. Is that a logical decision? — There is logic to it: City are a machine that’s used to winning. But it’s important for the player to understand not...


Category: News

The Knockout Was Real, but Was the Waiting Game? Why the Start of Joshua vs Jake Paul Looked Suspicious

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Salid Martik
23/12/25

Anthony Joshua’s win over Jake Paul was loud and brutal, yet it was the early rounds that left a strange aftertaste. When one fighter is clearly superior in class and physical advantages, fans expect the familiar script: a forced pace, cutting off angles, systematic work with the lead hand, and a qu...


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“YouTuber vs. Super-Heavyweight”: How Joshua Stopped Jake Paul—and Why He Still Dreams of a Belt

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Nevin Lasanis
23/12/25

In Miami, a fight that only recently sounded like a joke from a parallel universe actually happened: Anthony Joshua stepped in against Jake Paul — and ended the story with a brutal sixth-round knockout. What we got was a weird hybrid of show and sport: a blockbuster showcase, heavy promotion, a nerv...


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Emery Put Aston Villa on a Historic Trajectory: A Run Not Seen for More Than a Century

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Salid Martik
23/12/25

The 2:1 win over Manchester United in Premier League Matchweek 17 was not just another three points for Aston Villa, but a milestone that will be remembered in Birmingham for a long time. Unai Emery’s side have now recorded ten straight wins across all competitions — one of those rare moments when “...


Category: Stories

Picasso Instead of a Trophy: Benzema Pulls off the Season's Most Unexpected “Transfer”

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Salid Martik
23/12/25

Footballers of Karim Benzema's calibre know how to make headlines even when the ball plays no part in the moment. The Al-Ittihad striker, used to deciding matches with a single touch in the penalty area, has now made a move away from the pitch — and did it with real swagger. Benzema has added a Pabl...


Category: Stories

City's Santa: Haaland Handed Out Gifts in Manchester and Teased a United Fan

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Salid Martik
22/12/25

Christmas stories in football often look like a polished PR stunt, but sometimes they have real personality — smiles, unexpected encounters, and those signature jabs that anyone who has lived through a derby will recognize instantly. This time the main character was Manchester City's striker Erling...


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December Phenomenon: How Vardy Turns Goals Into Routine Even at 38

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Salid Martik
22/12/25

Jamie Vardy is that rare striker who seems to have arrived late to his own career, yet always shows up at exactly the right moment. While football accelerated, got younger, and became increasingly “athletic,” he followed his own path: he switched on late, reached the big stage late, became a star la...


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Uzbekistan's New Women's Team: Why the Country Is “Importing” Racquets and Who Is Funding the Project

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Salid Martik
22/12/25

If you open the latest WTA rankings and compare them with Uzbekistan’s national pecking order, one detail jumps out immediately: the country’s top-ranked tennis players haven’t been in that role for long. In just a few months, the federation assembled the backbone of the women’s squad through switch...