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Odumodublvck_ posted that Cristiano Ronaldo deserves a World Cup win for the epic story it would make, pledging support for Portugal next time around. The 41-year-old legend boasts eight World Cup goals and Portugal's 2016 Euros title but no global trophy yet, with backers like writer Rilwan Balogun eyeing talents such as Bruno Fernandes for a fairy-tale run. Skeptics point to Messi's hard-fought 2022 path and Ronaldo's knockout shortcomings, insisting merit decides on the pitch. Portugal leads qualifying Group F, and coach Roberto Martinez confirmed Ronaldo's commitment ahead of the North American tournament.

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Nigerian rapper Odumodublvck_ switched gears from his Barcelona roots to cheer for Portugal—and Ronaldo—in 2026. His post lit up fans dreaming of the ultimate career capstone.

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The Puerto Rican star played the second of three sold-out nights on February 14 at the venue, delivering hits like 'DtMF' amid pyrotechnics and unified sing-alongs from fans waving flags from across Latin America. These concerts sold out in minutes, a big step up from his 45,000-capacity show there three years ago, as part of his record-breaking DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour supporting the 2025 album. Fans hailed him as the 'new king of music' for drawing bigger single-night crowds than Michael Jackson's 1993 shows at the then-smaller stadium, though skeptics noted Jackson's three sold-out nights and massive regional totals, calling the claims overblown.

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Nearly 85,000 fans turned Buenos Aires' Estadio Más Monumental into a fireworks-lit sea of flags and chants during Bad Bunny's high-energy show.

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The Quebec skier dominated Japan's Ikuma Horishima 30-5 in the men's dual moguls final at Milano Cortina 2026, earning his fifth Olympic medal and Canada's overdue first gold on Day 9. Horishima reached the final after a chaotic round-of-16 win, flipping wildly yet skiing backwards across the line for victory. All three medallists—Kingsbury, Horishima, and Australia's Matt Graham—are dads in their late 20s or 30s, bringing feel-good energy to the podium as fans lit the CN Tower gold.

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Mikaël Kingsbury, the King of Moguls, powered through bumps and jumps to claim gold, finally breaking Canada's medal drought as O Canada echoed under Italian skies.

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Fans of Manchester United player Bruno Fernandes speculate that he would win the Ballon d'Or if Portugal triumphs in the 2026 World Cup, alongside potential Premier League and World Cup honors. Posts highlight his strong 2025/26 season performance and praise him as one of the top midfielders. Discussions include rivalries with Cristiano Ronaldo fans and debates on whether fan support influences awards.

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ESPN UK kicked things off Friday by asking fans to pick one to delete from Xavi, Andrés Iniesta, Sergio Busquets, and Rodri, drawing over 7,500 likes and heated debates on legacies. The Touchline upped the ante Monday with a photo of seven legends—adding Xabi Alonso, David Silva, and Cesc Fàbregas—that racked up nearly 6,000 likes, where shockingly, Ballon d'Or winner Rodri often got the boot despite his 2024 triumph and Euro 2024 role. Defenders praised Rodri as Busquets' successor, while others targeted Alonso or Silva, sharing lineup facts from Spain's 2010 World Cup run to settle arguments. The fun exchange celebrates La Roja's unmatched midfield history from tiki-taka dominance to today.

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Imagine being forced to erase one icon from Spain's stacked midfield lineup of Xavi, Iniesta, Busquets, and Rodri. Fans wrestled with that tough choice after ESPN UK's weekend prompt lit up replies.

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On January 14, 29-year-old Argentinian lawyer Agostina Páez argued with Black bar staff in Rio de Janeiro's Ipanema neighborhood over her bill, calling one 'mono'—Spanish for monkey—and mimicking gestures, leading to charges of racial insult under Brazil's tough laws. She denies racism, claiming the actions were playful toward friends, but now faces two to five years in prison, passport seizure, travel ban, and an ankle monitor after a brief detention. The case has drawn global attention, with many praising Brazil's zero-tolerance approach to such offenses amid its history of inequality.

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Tears streaming down her face, Agostina Páez begged for help in a heartfelt video, stuck in Brazil after a bar argument turned into a serious legal battle.

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The girl group Lelek, formed in 2024, topped both jury and public votes at HRT Studios, scoring 173 points with 'Andromeda' to earn Croatia's spot at Eurovision in Vienna this May. Featuring Inka Večerina Perušić, Judita Štorga, Korina Olivia Rogić, Lara Brtan, and Marina Ramljak, they blend folk-pop with mystical vibes that captivated fans from the semi-finals onward. Cold Snap placed second with 'Mucho Macho' at 108 points, while fans online celebrated the 'landslide' win as a strong contender for the top 10.

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Late Sunday night in Zagreb, five young singers in flowing robes and intricate face paint claimed victory, their voices echoing themes of generational trauma and resilience.

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