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At Monday's WWE Raw, former NXT Champion Oba Femi declared his pursuit of the King of the Ring crown and a potential SummerSlam title shot against Cody Rhodes or Roman Reigns, drawing massive cheers and chants from a full house. Jey Uso interrupted with 'Yeet' energy, sparking a heated exchange where Femi warned, 'When you shoot, don’t miss. Because if you do, I’ll destroy you. And if you don’t, I’ll still destroy you.' Tuesday's SmackDown struggled with under 6,500 fans in the 20,000-capacity venue, empty sections, high ticket prices over £150, a UK heatwave, and competition from an advertised England soccer match screening.

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Oba Femi strode into London's O2 Arena like a king in waiting, owning the mic and sending the packed crowd into a frenzy with his bold King of the Ring vow.

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During Sunday's 5-4 comeback win over the Brewers at Target Field, Twins staff spotted fans in 'outdated' Correa gear—traded to the Astros last summer in a salary dump—and handed out free Buxton jerseys. The team's social media called it an upgrade, delighting most fans who joked about a full exchange program while a few called the shade petty. Buxton, the team's anchor through 2028, stays central amid rebuild talks as Minnesota pays $10 million yearly to offload Correa's contract.

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Grinning fans in Carlos Correa jerseys got the surprise of the game when Twins staff leaned over seats with crisp Byron Buxton replacements, high-fives flying amid the cheers.

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The 33-year-old from Mexico City refereed the Netherlands' 3-1 Group F victory over Tunisia on Friday, handling a physical match with calm command and earning praise from fans for her composure. She joined France's Stéphanie Frappart and the U.S.'s Tori Penso as only the third woman to officiate a men's World Cup game, backed by assistants Sandra Ramírez and Quetzalli García, plus fourth official Juan Gabriel Benítez—all in custom kits with Mexico's green, white, and red stripes. While supporters celebrated the milestone for women in soccer, some critics questioned referee neutrality and female officials in men's games.

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Katia Itzel García stood tall at Arrowhead Stadium, whistle in hand, as the first Mexican woman to lead a men's FIFA World Cup game. Her all-Mexican crew in flag-colored kits turned the night into a national celebration.

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The former Chelsea winger, now on loan at CF Pachuca from Real Valladolid, scored in the 89th minute of Liga MX's Clausura opener on February 20, turning a 1-0 deficit into a 2-1 victory after Salomón Rondón equalized. Fans hailed the low, curling drive past Tigres keeper Nahuel Guzmán as a Puskás Award contender, though some critics noted the keeper's positioning and called for more acrobatics. Kenedy's journey—from a €20 million Chelsea signing in 2015 through loans at Newcastle and others to shining in Mexico—has fans reminiscing about his flair and rooting for Pachuca's title push.

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Deep into stoppage time, trailing 1-0, Kenedy grabbed the ball near halfway, shook off a foul, and unleashed a curling rocket from 40 yards that buried into the bottom corner.

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The 28-year-old right-back completed his €13 million transfer plus bonuses to AS Roma, signing until 2030 and taking the No. 20 shirt. Roma welcomed him with a simple 'Benvenuto a Roma, Nahuel' post, praising his over 60 caps for Argentina, 2022 World Cup triumph, and two Copa Américas. Molina thanked Atlético's teammates, staff, and fans in a personal farewell, while the club wished him well; fans from both sides cheered the smooth move ahead of the new season.

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Nahuel Molina, the Argentine World Cup winner, bid a heartfelt goodbye to Atlético Madrid after four years, ready for his next chapter in Rome.

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The Crew beat CF Pachuca 2-1 at Lower.com Field on Friday, avenging last year's 3-0 Champions Cup final loss. Méndez scored first with his third goal in three games off a Malte Amundsen cross, then Dániel Gazdag added a close-range strike before halftime. Pachuca's Oussama Idrissi pulled one back late, but Columbus held firm, boosting their group stage standing and fueling hopes for a deep tournament run.

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Brais Méndez stunned the crowd with a jaw-dropping bicycle kick just 19 minutes in, setting the tone for Columbus Crew's gritty home win.

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The Albanian forward opened with a precise free kick in the fourth minute, added a clever back-heel finish three minutes later with Christian Ramirez, and sealed his hat trick with a stunning volley from outside the box. Austin held firm for a clean-sheet victory, marking the club's second hat trick in history and moving them closer to the knockout stages. Uzuni's night also saw him pass Diego Fagúndez on the all-time scoring list, earning man-of-the-match honors amid fan celebrations.

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Myrto Uzuni wasted no time at Q2 Stadium, scoring three goals in just 34 minutes to spark Austin FC's dominant Leagues Cup win.

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The track has held the number one spot on Spotify's global chart for 30 days straight, pulling in nearly 4 million daily streams. It blends vibrant energies, supports the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund, and has hit 1 billion YouTube Music streams—Burna Boy's first to reach that mark. Beyond Spotify, it leads UK radio, cracks U.S. rhythmic top five, and peaks at number 17 on Billboard Hot 100, the highest ever for a World Cup song, while Burna Boy becomes the first African artist with 929 million monthly listeners.

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Shakira's Latin rhythms meet Burna Boy's Afrobeats fire in the 2026 World Cup anthem that's still ruling charts months later.

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On June 22, hikers in Guatemala narrowly dodged incandescent bombs from Volcán de Fuego, the country's most active volcano, during a routine Strombolian explosion. No one was seriously hurt, but one hiker said a rock burned through her coat and nearly hit her head. The popular trail to 'El Camellón' near the crater is officially off-limits due to risks like ballistic ejecta and toxic gases, yet draws thousands yearly. Officials urge staying at least 2 kilometers back after steady activity this month.

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A group paused for photos near the crater when glowing lava rocks suddenly rained down just feet away. Shouts of 'Run! Run!' filled the air as they scrambled downhill, one grabbing a leashed dog bolting ahead.

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