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The DX legend, who rejoined WWE in 2022 as a key producer and co-lead writer, left after an unhappy performance review cut his influence. Fans online celebrated with clips mocking his booking decisions, like calling everything 'horrible and the shits' in a WWE Unreal segment, while some defended him as a nice guy unsuited for creative. Meanwhile, Alexandra Williams stepped up as Raw's new Vice President and lead writer ahead of its Netflix shift, sparking hope for fresh directions as WrestleMania 42 season begins.

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Brian 'Road Dogg' James walked into WWE headquarters on March 5 and handed in his resignation, frustrated by shrinking responsibilities on SmackDown.

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The 27-year-old from Bend, Oregon, qualified fifth with an 85-point first run in Livigno, Italy, then leaned into the criticism by saying, 'Apparently, I'm a loser,' crediting the fire for fueling him through tough weeks. Hess had expressed mixed feelings about representing the U.S. amid unrest but stressed he skis for family, friends, and the people—not politics—while affirming his love for America. He placed 10th in the final after some bobbles, as teammate Alex Ferreira took gold, capping U.S. strength in men's halfpipe.

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After President Trump called him a 'loser' on Truth Social, U.S. freeskier Hunter Hess flashed an 'L' sign to the camera right after nailing his halfpipe qualifying run.

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Born Patricia Forrest Parker on March 5, 1996, Grace built her career from indie wrestling in 2011 to TNA stardom, where she captured three Knockouts World titles and broke powerlifting records. She made history in WWE's 2024 Royal Rumble as a TNA champion and joined SmackDown in January 2026, notching quick wins over veterans. Peers like Chelsea Green shared playful birthday posts, while fans hailed her as the 'Juggernaut' and pushed for a world title run in her 30s.

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Jordynne Grace, the 5-foot-1 powerhouse from Austin, Texas, marked her 30th birthday today with tributes pouring in from fans and fellow wrestlers alike.

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The image, shared by Trump supporter Dr. Rich Palazzolo on March 7, shows Obama in a deep bow before a seated Khamenei and has gained over 13,000 likes. Fact-checkers like Reuters, AFP, and the Associated Press confirm it's a fake composite, using unrelated photos of Obama from 2009 and Khamenei from a 2013 speech—Obama never bowed to him or visited Iran. Even some conservatives called it out, with meteorologist Joe Bastardi noting there are real issues without needing falsehoods, as the post revives partisan debates amid Iran's leadership scramble.

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A doctored photo of Barack Obama bowing to Iran's Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has spread widely since U.S.-Israeli strikes killed the leader last week.

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President Lee Jae-myung and First Lady Kim Hea Kyung hosted a celebratory event at the Blue House's Yeongbingwan guesthouse to honor Team Korea's 10 medals from the 2026 Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics, including golds from Choi Ga-on and Kim Gilli. ILLIT lit up the stage with 'Magnetic,' while CORTIS pumped up the crowd with 'GO!,' 'FaSHioN,' and 'YOUNGCREATORCREW.' Athletes like speed skater Lee Seung-hoon crowded around for photos, and the groups gifted signed albums to the presidential couple, capturing a joyful mix of sports triumphs and K-pop energy.

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Olympic medalists like snowboarder Choi Ga-on traded medals for selfies with K-pop sensations ILLIT and CORTIS at South Korea's presidential luncheon.

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The 24-year-old guard earned a two-year, $8 million contract on Feb. 8 after shining for Detroit, averaging 7.5 points and solid defense that helped trade Jaden Ivey for Kevin Huerter and picks. But over 10 games since Feb. 9, he's slumped to 4.9 points on 26% shooting, including scoreless nights and fans calling it the 'worst backcourt ever.' While some defend the small sample amid injuries and tough matchups, others vent that the payday killed his hunger as the top-seed Pistons eye playoffs.

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Daniss Jenkins went from breakout bench spark to fans' punching bag, with memes flying after his shots started clanging. The undrafted hustler signed his $8 million deal just weeks ago, but now every miss draws heat.

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No. 17 St. John's rallied from a late deficit to beat Xavier 87-82 in overtime, extending their winning streak to 10 games and moving Pitino into sole possession of third place all-time in Division I wins, passing Roy Williams. Zuby Ejiofor led with 25 points, seven rebounds, and five assists, dominating the extra period with six points and a game-sealing block-to-bucket play. The victory puts St. John's at 19-5 overall and 12-1 in the Big East, sharing first place with UConn while holding the tiebreaker, as Pitino's squad surges toward March.

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In a tense father-son showdown at Madison Square Garden, Rick Pitino outlasted his son Richard, claiming his 904th career victory with a gritty overtime rally.

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No. 6 UConn suffocated No. 15 St. John's with elite defense, limiting them to 11-of-56 shooting and just 14 second-half points on 2-of-28 attempts. Tarris Reed Jr. dominated with 20 points, 11 rebounds, and six blocks, while the Huskies built leads with runs of 9-0, 18-0, and 16-0. The 32-point win avenged an earlier loss, marked UConn's biggest margin ever against St. John's, and locked in their Big East lead with two games left.

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UConn turned a hyped Big East clash into a defensive clinic, holding St. John's scoreless for the final 17 minutes in a stunning rout.

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Top-seeded UConn, perfect at 34-0, powered past No. 16 UTSA in their NCAA first-round game Saturday at Gampel Pavilion despite foul trouble benching sharpshooter Fudd and point guard Arnold for much of the first half. Freshman Sarah Strong and teammates built a big lead, then the stars returned to spark a third-quarter rout behind elite defense. Fans vented frustration at the calls online, but the Huskies' depth shone through in their dominant 68-26 win as they chase another title.

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UConn stars Azzi Fudd and KK Arnold sat sidelined early after quick fouls, but their deep bench fired back with a 24-point halftime lead that left fans cheering.

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