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A February 18 X post picturing Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, Ben Affleck's Batman, the dreadlocked Predator, Raphael with sai blades, Wesley Snipes' Blade, and Jason Voorhees with machete has drawn thousands of replies. Wolverine emerges as the clear favorite, thanks to his adamantium skeleton and healing factor that let him outlast the frenzy and decapitate foes like Jason. Blade earns runner-up nods for regeneration, while Batman fans cite comic wins over Predator and TMNT, though most agree no prep time means claws win in the chaos. Jason's durability sparks talk, but Raphael and Predator get early exits in breakdowns.

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Imagine Wolverine, Batman, Predator, Raphael, Blade, and Jason Voorhees trapped in a tight elevator, powers blazing—no escape. Fans are debating who shreds the rest and walks out alive.

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Through his CR7 Sports Investments, Ronaldo joined a Saudi-led consortium to invest in the Segunda División team, currently third with 48 points after 27 matches and chasing promotion to La Liga. He praised Almería's strong foundations and growth potential, while consortium leader Mohamed Al Khereiji called him the greatest player in history who knows Spanish football well. It's a nod to his Real Madrid days, where he scored seven goals in seven games against them, and fans are buzzing with Real Madrid irony and promotion pledges. Sergio Arribas, Almería's ex-Real Madrid youth star, now shares an owner with his idol.

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Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese superstar, just stepped into club ownership by grabbing a 25% stake in Spanish side UD Almería—a longtime ambition to give back to football off the pitch.

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Through his CR7 Sports Investments, Ronaldo joined a Saudi-led consortium to invest in the Segunda División team, currently third with 48 points after 27 matches and chasing promotion to La Liga. He praised Almería's strong foundations and growth potential, while consortium leader Mohamed Al Khereiji called him the greatest player in history who knows Spanish football well. It's a nod to his Real Madrid days, where he scored seven goals in seven games against them, and fans are buzzing with Real Madrid irony and promotion pledges. Sergio Arribas, Almería's ex-Real Madrid youth star, now shares an owner with his idol.

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Cristiano Ronaldo, the Portuguese superstar, just stepped into club ownership by grabbing a 25% stake in Spanish side UD Almería—a longtime ambition to give back to football off the pitch.

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The film, an epic Caribbean western, follows José Maldonado Román, known as Águila Blanca, who fought Spanish colonial rule with a gang of ex-convicts. Residente co-wrote the script with Oscar winner Alexander Dinelaris and directs Benito Martínez Ocasio—aka Bad Bunny—in the lead, marking his first starring role after cameos in Bullet Train and Caught Stealing. Edward Norton called it a 'flame finding dynamite,' while Residente shared his lifelong dream of telling Puerto Rico's story with raw honesty. Now in pre-production via 1868 Studios, it promises a fresh look at the island's roots of resistance and identity.

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Bad Bunny steps into the boots of a 19th-century Puerto Rican revolutionary, backed by Oscar heavyweights like Viggo Mortensen and Javier Bardem. It's Residente's passion project to bring Puerto Rico's untold history to the big screen.

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In his first major interview after the match, the London-born winger told the Liverpool Echo he's eager to earn more minutes from coach Arne Slot, who praises his incredible potential against grown men. Ngumoha, who joined from Chelsea in 2024 and holds records as Liverpool's youngest Premier League goalscorer and starter, has logged more top-flight minutes than any other 17-year-old this season. Slot gives him personal feedback after training, while fans and pundits like Rio Ferdinand and Daniel Sturridge rave about his fearless dribbles amid calls for a start.

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Subbed on late against Nottingham Forest, 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha brought electric pace down the left, helping set up the winning goal in Liverpool's 1-0 victory.

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Real Madrid secured a tense 2-1 win over Benfica in the Champions League playoff second leg at Santiago Bernabéu, clinching a 3-1 aggregate victory with Júnior's decisive goal assisted by Federico Valverde. Rafa Silva shocked with an early lead, but Aurélien Tchouaméni equalized quickly to earn man-of-the-match. The match followed racism claims from the first leg, where Júnior accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of a monkey slur—denied by the player amid an ongoing UEFA probe—prompting Madrid fans' anti-racism banner and Tchouaméni's dedication of the win against racism.

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Vinícius Júnior raised his arms in that familiar gorilla pose after his 80th-minute winner, waving toward Benfica's bench as boos rang out from visiting fans.

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Leandro Trossard was substituted in the 93rd minute of Arsenal's match against Athletic Bilbao after Martin Bueno struck him in the jaw or chin with his shoulder off the ball. Arsenal followed medical assessment and concussion protocol checks to make the substitution. The incident sparked debate over whether it qualified as a legitimate concussion sub.

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New footage emerged showing Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni mocking his black teammate Dodi Lukebakio by comparing him to a cartoonish criminal while Lukebakio wore a beanie, prompting Lukebakio to tell the cameraman to stop recording. Lukebakio publicly stated he hopes Prestianni did not say it, as he will not accept it if true and opposes all injustice, which deserves consequences.

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New footage emerged showing Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni mocking his black teammate Dodi Lukebakio by comparing him to a cartoonish criminal while Lukebakio wore a beanie, prompting Lukebakio to tell the cameraman to stop recording. Lukebakio publicly stated he hopes Prestianni did not say it, as he will not accept it if true and opposes all injustice, which deserves consequences.

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