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Tashkent on the FIA Red Carpet: How Central Asia Became Part of the “Formula 1” World for One Night

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Nevin Lasanis
19/12/25

December usually wraps up the season on familiar stages, but this time the motorsport map shifted sharply east. On December 12, Tashkent—until recently associated with racing mostly at the amateur karting level—hosted the FIA gala ceremony and, for one day, turned into a magnet for “Formula 1” stars...

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“Never Give Up” — Yet He Still Tapped Out: How John Cena Said Goodbye to WWE

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Salid Martik
19/12/25

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...


Las Vegas Lit up the West: Why San Antonio's Win Over Oklahoma Could Mark the Start of a New NBA Duel

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Salid Martik
18/12/25

In a league where championship windows can open and slam shut in a single offseason, true rivalries are rare. But the NBA Cup semifinal in Las Vegas suddenly reminded everyone: a classic doesn't always begin with a seven-game playoff series — sometimes one game is enough, when youth boldly steals a...


Alonso Got Breathing Room: “Real Madrid” Snatched a 2-1 Win Over “Alaves”, and Mbappé Scored Despite a Sore Knee

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Salid Martik
18/12/25

There’s too much noise around Xabi Alonso in Madrid right now — and far too little time. According to Spanish press insiders, the coach has been given just three matches to stabilize the situation and prove the project isn’t sinking before it has even started. The first exam has been passed: “Real M...


“Aston Villa” on the Rise: Emery's Team Turns Wins Into a Habit — and Aims Higher

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Nevin Lasanis
17/12/25

“Aston Villa” once again did what has become almost routine in recent months: won a match in which not everything went to plan. The 3:2 victory over “West Ham” extended a remarkable run and added one more important detail — the ability to turn a game around even after an early blow and a poor first...


Leclerc in Tashkent: How Uzbekistan's Capital Welcomed a Ferrari Star and the FIA Awards Evening

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Nevin Lasanis
17/12/25

For one night, Tashkent became a focal point of world motorsport: Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc arrived in the city, and his visit immediately set the tone for an event the region had never seen before. Where people usually talk about flight schedules and baggage belts, team names were being mentio...


Tashkent on the "Royal Racing" Radar: Uzbekistan Eyes a Formula 1 Round

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Salid Martik
17/12/25

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...

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A Victory With an Uzbek Twist: Kamilla Rakhimova Lifts the WTA 125 Title in Angers

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Salid Martik
16/12/25

Last week in the French city of Angers became a notable milestone for Uzbekistan’s sports community. Kamilla Rakhimova, whose name sparked lively discussion in early December due to her decision to represent Uzbekistan on the international stage, delivered a major result by capturing the WTA 125 tit...


Three Matches to Save It: Alonso Backed Into a Corridor of Wins as Bookmakers Crunch the Numbers

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Salid Martik
16/12/25

Madrid is tense again: talk of Xabi Alonso’s possible dismissal is growing louder, and according to behind-the-scenes reports, the coach has very little room left to manoeuvre. The board is said to have set a simple formula for trust: the upcoming stretch must deliver results “right now” — otherwise...


A Night of European Nerves: English Momentum, Spanish Speed, and French Peaks

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Nevin Lasanis
16/12/25

Another Europa League and Conference League evening felt downright “cinematic”: in some games everything hinged on a single mistake on a cross, in others a flurry of goals within minutes blew the match wide open, and elsewhere the scoreboard flipped right on the brink of the final whistle. Against t...