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The British & Irish Lions return to action tonight at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium in a highly anticipated clash against Argentina, marking the start of their 2025 tour. While the Test series against Australia remains the ultimate prize, tonight’s showdown has taken on outsized importance. Head coach Andy Farrell
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The Athlete Who Wouldn’t Slow Down When Caster Semenya first stunned the world at the 2009 World Championships in Berlin, winning the 800 metres in a blazing 1:55.45, she was just 18 years old. Her strength, endurance, and dominance on the track triggered whispers, then headlines, and
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Why the Middle Matters Improvement in the NFL is a subtle science. Sometimes it’s loud—a superstar trade, a splashy draft. Other times it’s quiet—a change in philosophy, a coaching reboot. But every season, a few franchises rise from the middle and become something more. In 2025,
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In a world where every play is scrutinized and every stat can swing a bet, athletes have become both heroes and scapegoats—praised for victory, vilified for failure. Social media, once a space for connection between athletes and fans, has become increasingly hostile. In the years since the U.S.
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In the pantheon of ocean legends, few names carry the same gravity as Eddie Aikau. More than a surfer, more than a lifeguard, Eddie was a symbol of bravery, spirit, and selflessness. His legacy transcends wave size or lifeguard statistics—it lives in the soul of modern Hawaiian surfing and
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Summer transfer windows aren’t just about talent anymore. Behind the glitz of multimillion-euro moves lies a shadow network of agents, feeder clubs, and financial interests—reshaping who really controls football. The Puzzle Behind the Player When stories break about Jadon Sancho’s Premier League return or Bradley Barcola’s
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The Anatomy of the Deal After months of intense negotiation, Liverpool and Bayer Leverkusen have agreed terms on a transfer for midfielder Florian Wirtz. The face value—€150 million including add-ons—would not only break Liverpool’s transfer record but place Wirtz among the top three most expensive players globally
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An investigative look into how the world’s biggest sporting event could reshape Mexico, the U.S., and Canada—economically, politically, and culturally. When the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11 in Mexico City, it will mark a historic milestone: the first time three nations have co-hosted
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In 2019, I crossed the finish line of Ironman Canada in Whistler—exhausted, exhilarated, and transformed. That race, carved into the scenic but punishing terrain of British Columbia, was the culmination of not only months of focused training, but a personal comeback that began a year earlier with a broken
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As the 2026 global soccer calendar inches closer to marquee events like the FIFA World Cup, sportswear giants are preparing to showcase their most advanced cleat innovations. From hyper-light materials engineered for explosive pace to boots designed for both the pitch and the streets, 2026 is shaping up to be
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In the heart of Ottawa, a thunderous cheer erupted as over 10,000 fans witnessed Canada's women's rugby team face off against the formidable Black Ferns. This moment wasn't just a game; it was a testament to the meteoric rise of women's
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In a city where football pulses through every cobbled street and red is more than just a color—it's an identity—few figures have transcended the sport like Steven Gerrard. From his thunderous debut in 1998 to his emotional farewell in 2015, Gerrard didn’t just wear the