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Terence Crawford Defeats Canelo Alvarez, Claps Back with “For All the Nobodies”
American professional boxer Terence Crawford defeats Saul “Canelo” Alvarez in a high-stakes match.
It can be noted that Crawford stated earlier that he never intended to be the face of boxing, humbly took on the challenge that put his career and legacy on the line.
Before the fight, Alvarez had claimed that Crawford had “fought no one” despite holding his title, attempting to provoke him.
After the match, Crawford emerged victorious and took to social media to respond, posting: “For all the nobodies” — a pointed reference to Alvarez’s earlier remark.
Football legend Alan Shearer has shared his thoughts on the FIFA World Cup, revealing that he now believes England can go all the way.
Following England’s recent performance, Shearer admitted he had changed his mind about their chances of lifting the trophy.
He said “Before I went to the Azteca Stadium, and watched us deal with everything that was thrown at us, I didn’t truly believe England could win this World Cup – but I have changed my mind, and I think everyone else has too.”
Former Chelsea coach Liam Rosenior has made headlines after being appointed manager of Paris FC.
It can be noted that he has signed a two-year contract and will begin training with the team on Thursday.
Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has spoken about Portugal’s World Cup match, sharing his thoughts on how differently the game could have gone.
Rooney said the players kept passing the ball around instead of taking their chances to score. He added that having Cristiano Ronaldo on the pitch meant they should have made better use of him.
“When you are playing with Cristiano Ronaldo, you must make use of him. The ball could have been delivered into the box by Bruno, but he chose not to do so.”
“If you include him in the game, you need to utilize him; he remains a significant threat for Portugal during set pieces.”
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