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Logan Paul clapped back at his brother Jake's criticism of Bad Bunny, stating Puerto Ricans are Americans and praising the rapper's talent, a response seen over 27 million times that sparked WWE matchup talk. Bad Bunny has WWE history, including a Royal Rumble debut in 2021 and a Street Fight win over Damian Priest in 2023, with reports of his return coming soon. Logan, now full-time in WWE with The Vision faction, once called out Bunny for a match, and fans hype it as mainstream gold potentially rivaling the Punk-Reigns main event at Allegiant Stadium on April 18-19.

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Logan Paul's defense of Bad Bunny after his Super Bowl halftime show has fans dreaming of a Puerto Rican powerhouse clash under Las Vegas lights at WrestleMania 42.

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Joel Instone, a convicted Extinction Rebellion activist previously charged under the Terrorism Act and supporter of proscribed group Palestine Action, stated that Jim Ratcliffe should 'get the f***ing guillotine' during campaigning for Green Party candidate Hannah Spencer in Gorton and Denton. The remarks sparked widespread criticism on X, with users tagging Greater Manchester Police and Counter Terrorism Police to demand action.

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In the Champions League playoff first leg on February 17 at Estádio da Luz, Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 thanks to Vinícius's 50th-minute strike, yet the match was marred by his allegation that 19-year-old Prestianni called him 'monkey'—a claim backed by Kylian Mbappé, who heard it five times. Play stopped for eight minutes under UEFA's anti-racism protocol, and tempers flared post-match with Mbappé demanding a ban, while Benfica released video denying the slur and called it defamation. UEFA launched a probe that could ban Prestianni for 10 matches if guilty, as Brazil's federation supported Vinícius amid divided opinions.

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Vinícius Júnior curled a beauty into the top corner for Real Madrid's winner, but his post-goal celebration turned ugly when he accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of a racial slur.

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In the Champions League playoff first leg on February 17 at Estádio da Luz, Real Madrid beat Benfica 1-0 thanks to Vinícius's 50th-minute strike, yet the match was marred by his allegation that 19-year-old Prestianni called him 'monkey'—a claim backed by Kylian Mbappé, who heard it five times. Play stopped for eight minutes under UEFA's anti-racism protocol, and tempers flared post-match with Mbappé demanding a ban, while Benfica released video denying the slur and called it defamation. UEFA launched a probe that could ban Prestianni for 10 matches if guilty, as Brazil's federation supported Vinícius amid divided opinions.

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Vinícius Júnior curled a beauty into the top corner for Real Madrid's winner, but his post-goal celebration turned ugly when he accused Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni of a racial slur.

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Real Madrid secured a narrow 1-0 win in the Champions League playoff first leg at Estádio da Luz, thanks to Vinícius Júnior's curled strike in the 50th minute. Chaos erupted when Vinícius reported racist abuse from Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni, pausing play for nearly 10 minutes and leading to Benfica's assistant coach getting sent off. Post-match, outrage focused on Valverde escaping punishment for his elbow toward Dahl's face, with Benfica fans calling it a clear red while Madrid supporters saw it as just freeing his arm in a grapple; Benfica also griped over a waved-off penalty shout.

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Fede Valverde's arm swing at Samuel Dahl right by the Benfica bench looked brutal in clips—no ball in sight, just pure tussle. Fans couldn't believe referee François Letexier and VAR let it slide without even a booking.

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Real Madrid secured a narrow 1-0 win in the Champions League playoff first leg at Estádio da Luz, thanks to Vinícius Júnior's curled strike in the 50th minute. Chaos erupted when Vinícius reported racist abuse from Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni, pausing play for nearly 10 minutes and leading to Benfica's assistant coach getting sent off. Post-match, outrage focused on Valverde escaping punishment for his elbow toward Dahl's face, with Benfica fans calling it a clear red while Madrid supporters saw it as just freeing his arm in a grapple; Benfica also griped over a waved-off penalty shout.

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Fede Valverde's arm swing at Samuel Dahl right by the Benfica bench looked brutal in clips—no ball in sight, just pure tussle. Fans couldn't believe referee François Letexier and VAR let it slide without even a booking.

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Oscar Piastri achieved the world number one driver status. Lando Norris secured a podium finish at the Austria Grand Prix. McLaren drivers' successes prompted fan celebrations on social media.

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The BINI rapper revealed her Spotify 'Match Made' picks: Taylor Swift as top artist, an Amy Winehouse 'Valerie' cover as favorite song, a loved one holding a baby with pup Honey, and a dream duet tease. Posted Wednesday, it came right after she skipped the group's Valentine's Day show for personal reasons, easing fans' concerns with her music tastes and family warmth. Blooms celebrated her eclectic vibe and relatable charm while awaiting her return.

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Aiah Arceta's simple Instagram Story lit up fans' screens with her Taylor Swift fandom and a sweet family photo of her Pomeranian Honey.

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The BINI rapper revealed her Spotify 'Match Made' picks: Taylor Swift as top artist, an Amy Winehouse 'Valerie' cover as favorite song, a loved one holding a baby with pup Honey, and a dream duet tease. Posted Wednesday, it came right after she skipped the group's Valentine's Day show for personal reasons, easing fans' concerns with her music tastes and family warmth. Blooms celebrated her eclectic vibe and relatable charm while awaiting her return.

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Aiah Arceta's simple Instagram Story lit up fans' screens with her Taylor Swift fandom and a sweet family photo of her Pomeranian Honey.

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The January 25 clash ended 1-1 at Rome's Olimpico, with Modric picking up two yellows: one early for time-wasting by nudging the ball away during a Roma free kick, and another right after Vazao's frustrated shove as play was stopped. Posted out of context on February 17, the 20-second clip drew millions of views, with some calling it proof of societal bias where the aggressor walks free and the victim gets punished. Critics pointed out soccer's rules under FIFA Law 12 justified the call on Modric, while others mocked the outrage as ignorance of the game's nuances. Modric, the 40-year-old Croatian star thriving at Milan post-Real Madrid, even memed his classic Italian hand gesture afterward.

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In a heated Serie A moment, 18-year-old Roma forward Robin Vazao shoved AC Milan's Luka Modric from behind near the touchline. The referee carded Modric on the spot, leaving Vazao untouched—and sparking endless online arguments.

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Under new manager Gary Caldwell, just two days into his second stint, Wigan beat Luton Town 1-0 thanks to Taylor's 72nd-minute goal against his former club. The gritty performance lifted Wigan out of the relegation zone after sitting rock-bottom, with Caldwell praising the supporters' backing as the start of a turnaround. Luton, in special green kits for their 140th anniversary, managed only one shot on target despite possession and slumped to a third straight away loss.

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Joe Taylor chipped the keeper with cool precision, sending the DW Stadium into raptures as Wigan finally broke their eight-game winless streak.

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Uganda's Triplets Ghetto Kids recreated Vinicius's curling strike and signature shimmy from Real Madrid's 1-0 Champions League win over Benfica, complete with diving keepers and flag-waving on a green pitch backed by palm trees. The video arrived as Vinicius faced bottle-throwing fans and alleged a racial slur, prompting a historic 10-minute referee stoppage and UEFA probe. Vinicius reposted the heartwarming clip, while teammate Endrick urged him to keep smiling and dancing— a bright spot highlighting his inspiration in Africa despite ongoing abuse.

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Dozens of joyful Ugandan kids in Real Madrid kits nailed Vinicius Junior's goal celebration, turning a tense match moment into pure worldwide delight.

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TobyWrites shared a personal story of living in a small town near Bilbao, Spain, where shops close from 1pm for 'La Siesta' to allow people to eat, spend time with family, and rest. The post sparked online discussions contrasting Spain's quality of life with Nigeria's hustle culture, driven by poverty and lack of basic amenities like water, power, food, shelter, security, and healthcare.

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Social media users debate whether Arsenal's Bukayo Saka, Arsenal's Declan Rice, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, and Real Madrid's Jude Bellingham are 'mid' players amid rival fan banter, particularly from Chelsea supporters. Discussions compare them to Eden Hazard and defend their quality by citing Saka's big chances created, improvements in tight space control, and defensive heading. Participants highlight result bias from past performances and reject claims of mediocrity despite recent form dips.

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Endrick, loaned from Real Madrid to Olympique Lyonnais on December 23, 2025, earned the UNFP Player of the Month award for December 25 to January 26, winning 52% of votes from players and fans. In four Ligue 1 games, he scored three goals—including a hat-trick in a 5-2 win over Metz—and added one assist, helping Lyon climb to third place. Across all competitions, he has five goals and two assists in six appearances, validating Madrid's €60 million investment as his agent confirms a return in June.

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In his first month with Lyon, 19-year-old Endrick delivered a hat-trick that stunned Metz and lit up fans everywhere. The Brazilian on loan from Real Madrid just claimed Ligue 1's top honor.

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Captured at Hard Rock Live in Florida, Pitbull—born to Cuban immigrants who fled Castro—told the crowd to appreciate America or leave, a line that first drew conservative praise in 2021. Reposted recently, it has millions of views, with supporters like Juanita Broaddrick cheering it on while critics call him a hypocrite and stress the difference between loving the country and critiquing its path. The debate highlights immigrant gratitude versus open dissent, rooted in Pitbull's Miami background and his pro-America interviews.

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Pitbull grabs the mic at a 2021 Orlando concert and lets loose: 'If you don't like the United States, go back to the countries we came from.' The raw clip from the Cuban-American rapper is pulling cheers and backlash once more.

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