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A clip of Ronaldo's purposeful walk after a huddle draws Messi fans' jabs as a failed copy of Messi's iconic 2022 World Cup victory march, where Argentina's squad trailed him like a parade. Ronaldo supporters counter that he stepped away for a routine captain's media duty or award photo before rejoining. The exchange adds playful rivalry heat as 41-year-old Ronaldo preps for Portugal's Group K opener against DR Congo on June 17, while Messi guides defending champion Argentina.

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Cristiano Ronaldo pumps his fist and strides off from an Al Nassr huddle, glancing back—only for his teammates to stay put, one even pulling a player back amid chuckles.

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Ivory Coast beat Curaçao 2-0 in Philadelphia thanks to a brace by Nicolas Pépé, securing second place in Group E and advancing to the Round of 32 for the first time in their history. The victory eliminates Curaçao from the tournament after they finished last in the group. Ivory Coast will face the Group I runner-up in Dallas.

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The drone struck the technical floor of a nine-story apartment block in Kharkiv's Industrialnyi district on May 9 evening, damaging the elevator shaft and shattering about 30 windows. At least five civilians were wounded, including the young boy, as emergency teams rushed in. The attack came less than a day after U.S. President Donald Trump's brokered three-day ceasefire from May 9 to 11, which halted kinetic activity and included a 1,000-prisoner swap per side. Local resident Kate Bohuslavska captured the anger, posting photos with the words: 'This is all you need to know about Russian ceasefires and promises.'

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An eight-year-old boy in Kharkiv suffered an acute stress reaction after a Russian drone slammed into his residential building, just hours into the new truce.

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The Chimpers NFT project wrapped its 'Tales from the Taco Dojo' collectible card drop with Jarritos, seeing over 3,600 packs minted at 350 APE each on ApeChain during a one-week OpenSea sale. Every pack unlocked a playable 3D Chimpi x Jarritos avatar for the Otherside metaverse, plus chances at rare cards qualifying for free physical versions. Collectors chased leaderboard rewards like Chimpers NFTs, Jarritos Bones, 500,000 $CHMPSTR tokens, and merch such as fridges and jerseys, with community excitement spilling into raffles, Discord perks, and giveaway wins. Now, the team gears up for $CHMPSTR upgrades, new card seasons, plush toys, and a Manchester meetup.

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Lost Snow called it the most rewarding experience of the past month after pulling 'Sun and Citrus' art and a shiny new avatar. Chimpers' Jarritos collab just delivered that kind of thrill.

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Jodar, ranked No. 42, defeated No. 27 seed Joao Fonseca 7-6(4), 4-6, 6-1 in a three-set thriller, marking his first Masters 1000 last-16 appearance. The wildcard entry followed his maiden top-10 win over Alex de Minaur and his first ATP title in Marrakech, extending his win streak to 11. Watched only by his dad—who became his coach from local courts—Jodar demolished the third set after Fonseca's frustration boiled over. Next, he faces qualifier Vit Kopriva, with world No. 1 Jannik Sinner looming in the quarterfinals.

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Nineteen-year-old Madrid native Rafael Jodar sealed his gritty upset with a forehand winner past midnight, pumping his fist as the home crowd erupted in Manolo Santana Stadium.

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Jodar, ranked No. 42, defeated No. 27 seed Joao Fonseca 7-6(4), 4-6, 6-1 in a three-set thriller, marking his first Masters 1000 last-16 appearance. The wildcard entry followed his maiden top-10 win over Alex de Minaur and his first ATP title in Marrakech, extending his win streak to 11. Watched only by his dad—who became his coach from local courts—Jodar demolished the third set after Fonseca's frustration boiled over. Next, he faces qualifier Vit Kopriva, with world No. 1 Jannik Sinner looming in the quarterfinals.

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Nineteen-year-old Madrid native Rafael Jodar sealed his gritty upset with a forehand winner past midnight, pumping his fist as the home crowd erupted in Manolo Santana Stadium.

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Jodar, ranked No. 42, defeated No. 27 seed Joao Fonseca 7-6(4), 4-6, 6-1 in a three-set thriller, marking his first Masters 1000 last-16 appearance. The wildcard entry followed his maiden top-10 win over Alex de Minaur and his first ATP title in Marrakech, extending his win streak to 11. Watched only by his dad—who became his coach from local courts—Jodar demolished the third set after Fonseca's frustration boiled over. Next, he faces qualifier Vit Kopriva, with world No. 1 Jannik Sinner looming in the quarterfinals.

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Nineteen-year-old Madrid native Rafael Jodar sealed his gritty upset with a forehand winner past midnight, pumping his fist as the home crowd erupted in Manolo Santana Stadium.

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