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Luis Díaz woke up a Liverpool player this morning. Last night, the club rejected a first €67.5 million offer for the Colombian winger from Bayern Munich; the response was practically instantaneous according to one source. Bayern's call seemed ambitious at first, Liverpool's response was almost celebratory: "Nine figures and we'll talk." That response keeps him on Merseyside for now, but clearly says the player is no fire sale, and the Premier League side will not strip away a title-winning front line on the cheap. Liverpool stands

Wimbledon 2025 will hand out a record £53.5 million in prize money, up by 7% from last year. That means the singles winners—men’s and women’s—will each take home £3 million, about an 11% increase. What’s cool is that doubles teams also got a bump: champions now receive £680,000 per team, up 4.6%. Even early losers in singles now get £66,000—a 10% increase—so it’s kind to lower-ranked players too. This isn’t just about bigger numbers. Behind the scenes, there’s a push to help all players. The All

Kate Upton and Justin Verlander just built a new star in the universe known as family. They welcomed their second child: a son named Bellamy Brooks Verlander, on June 19. I'm certain their hearts just exploded with wonder—and some amount of sleep deprivation, amiright? Justin is now, 41 now, added to the San Francisco Giants’ paternity list before Friday’s game. It’s a small, yet big, decision—he opted to go home to help Kate and big sister Vivi transition. It is both raw and real to see, and

Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, 71, had a scare this week, but it wasn't quite as concerning as the internet made it out to be. Hogan checked into the hospital for his routine treatment of chronic neck and back problems - not for an unexpected life-threatening illness. And before you worry too much, he's already walking around. He is also quietly moving forward with a new freestyle wrestling league set to begin this August. 💥 “Deathbed?” No. It Was Just a Check-Up—and He’s Doing Better Than Expected

🔥 Hawks Youth Spark the Comeback To be honest, it didn’t seem like one of those games where a rebuilding team has a chance. Hawthorn came in as underdogs and lost star defender James Sicily to injury. To the crowd at UTAS Stadium, a loss was expected, but at the very least, they wanted a decent fight from their boys. And yet, that’s not what happened. The feeling was there in the third quarter. With the Hawks down by 4, their young players seemed to ‘turn

The excitement of the 2025 French Open is reaching fever pitch, and 18-year-old Mirra Andreeva is making waves with her sensational performance. In a high-pressure fourth round match at Roland Garros, Andreeva defeated 17th seed Daria Kasatkina to advance to the quarterfinals. Andreeva has now become the youngest person in nearly 30 years to reach quarterfinals in consecutive years at Roland Garros. What a remarkable feat! Let’s take a look the highlights of this match, Andreeva's prominence in women's tennis, and what is next for her

In an unprecedented move, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has suspended the ongoing IPL 2025 season indefinitely. This decision comes in the wake of escalating military tensions between India and Pakistan, raising significant security concerns for players, staff, and fans alike. 🔍 Why Was IPL 2025 Suspended? ⚠️ Escalating India-Pakistan Tensions Recent military escalations, including missile strikes and drone attacks, have heightened tensions along the India-Pakistan border. The situation has led to increased security alerts and concerns over the safety of public

⚡ What Happened at the Pirates vs Cubs Game? On Wednesday night, during a dramatic moment in the Pittsburgh Pirates vs Chicago Cubs game at PNC Park, an alarming incident occurred. 😨 A fan fell 21 feet from the right-field bleachers onto the warning track below during the seventh inning. The fall occurred shortly after Andrew McCutchen, a key player for the Pirates, hit a go-ahead double. 🚶‍♂️💥 🏥 Immediate Response to the Fall Emergency responders from both teams (Pirates and Cubs) rushed to the scene,