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19/12/25
“Never Give Up” — Yet He Still Tapped Out: How John Cena Said Goodbye to WWE
John Cena is a man who, for two decades, stood as WWE’s symbol of grit, discipline, and the signature slogan Never Give Up. He knew how to turn arenas into a roaring sea of chants, how to be a hero to some and a lightning rod to others, yet always remain the beating heart of the show. That’s why his...
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Stories
Published on:
15/09/25
Farewell, 'Hitman': How Ricky Hatton Lived and What He Will Be Remembered For
The morning of September 14 became a dark day for boxing. Ricky Hatton was found dead at his home in Hyde, Greater Manchester. Police confirmed that they responded to a call and that the circumstances are not being treated as suspicious; the former champion was 46. The sports world froze between gri...
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Stories
Published on:
24/09/25
Vinicius Chose Madrid — and, It Seems, Love: Who Is Virginia Fonseca
Real Madrid forward Vinicius Junior remained loyal to Madrid despite persistent talk of a move to Saudi Arabia. And while the transfer rumors have quieted down, another storyline is sounding louder in his life — his personal one. Last week the Brazilian was spotted on a date with Virginia Fonseca, a...
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Stories
Published on:
14/10/25
Two Seconds of Eternity: Which Shots Luka Dončić Will Rewatch at 50
In one interview, Dallas’s leader was asked a simple yet telling question: which moment from his career will he rewatch when he turns fifty? Luka didn’t think long and named two episodes — both from the playoffs, both in the final seconds, both the quintessence of his clutch DNA.
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Published on:
17/12/25
Tashkent on the "Royal Racing" Radar: Uzbekistan Eyes a Formula 1 Round
Uzbekistan has taken a noticeable step toward top-tier motorsport: the ambition to host a Formula 1-level race has moved beyond an abstract dream and entered the official agenda at the highest level. In Tashkent, President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with FIA President Mohammed ben Sulayem — and, judging...