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AEW superstar and former world champion Paul Wight recently joined DAZN for a conversation about WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart and how he wishes he could have had a match with the Hitman during his career.  Highlights from the interview can be found below. Oh, well, I think he’s pissed.  I think he’s absolutely pissed, but he’s pissed in a good way. He’s the type that likes competition. He likes that challenge. Vince [has] very much animal, jungle-type mentality. Vince is a guy that thrives on competition or thrives on doing new things, thrives on being the best in his mind at what he does,  so when you know competition steps up, that fires Vince up more than anything. Wight adds that the worst thing that could ever happen to Vince McMahon is for him to get bored. The worst thing that can happen to Vince McMahon is to be bored, monotonous, you know?  If he’s got competition, it fires him up to be better, which is a win for the fans because they’ll get a better product, and it’s good f

French Prime Minister Elisabeth Bornewelcomes  Britain’s King Charles and Britain’s Queen Camilla upon their arrival at the Orly Airport on September 20, 2023, on the first day of a state visit to France.  Britain’s King Charles III and his wife Queen Camilla are on a three-day state visit to France. MIGUEL MEDINA/Pool via REUTERS King Charles III on Wednesday began his first state visit to France as monarch, a rescheduled trip aimed at showing the fundamentals of the cross-Channel alliance remain strong despite a litany of political tensions after Brexit.  The trip was initially planned for March and was supposed to have been Charles’ first state visit abroad since becoming monarch on the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II. But it was shelved due to widespread rioting and strikes across France against pension reforms.  The original itinerary in the capital Paris and the southwestern city of Bordeaux — packed with ceremony and pomp in a country which abolished its monarchy in the

Novak Djokovic continues to motor along virtually unchallenged even today. He added three Grand Slam titles to his kitty in 2023, reclaiming his World No.1 position. Doing all this at the age of 36 is no mean feat. Despite his achievements,  Serena Williams’ former coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, believes Djokovic is more beatable now, especially if he follows a certain mentality. Mouratoglou is not the first coach to claim that Djokovic was more threatening some years ago than now. Recently, Toni Nadal echoed similar sentiments.  The French coach, however, commands a large following for his analysis, and his comments on Djokovic have piqued interest. Novak Djokovic beatable when he plays with negative mindset, says Mouratoglou Djokovic downed Daniil Medvedev in straight sets to win the 2023 US Open, his 24th Grand Slam title. This moved him to the top of the all-time list, level with Margaret Court.  Mouratoglou believed in Grand Slam finals, there are two possible versions of Djokovic.

Few, if any, wrestlers are as outright ridiculous as Hulk Hogan. Sure, the wrestling industry has so often been about bravado, about exaggeration, about how you present yourself, and perception being reality. But Hogan has taken that concept, and turned it was up to 11. In fact, scrap that, it's more like 111 in the case of the Hulkster.  While some of that bravado and exaggeration may see a wrestler add a few inches to their height, give their character some badass backstory, or just bend the truth with bold and brash claims, Hulk Hogan is a different beast entirely.   Some of the words and actions of Hulk are utterly outrageous, and not in a good way. Throughout his career, Terry Bollea has said and done things that have veered from insane, laughable lies, to disgusting, distasteful fabrications, and obviously to vile,  atrocious racist remarks. From solely a pro wrestling standpoint, Hulk Hogan is clearly one of - if not the - biggest stars in the history of the business. But

Patrick Mahomes has reacted to his new contract by praising God, as he signed a new four-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs worth 210.6 million dollars between 2023 and 2026. The two-time MVP and defending Super Bowl winner previously signed a blockbuster 450m dollar deal to 2030 and this has simply been restructured,  meaning he'll earn more money over a four-year span than anyone else before. ahomes celebrated the contract and his 28th birthday on Sunday, doing so with his wife, Brittany Mahomes,  as the pair shared a cookie cake after his game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. "Celebrating you is easy, yesterday was my guy's birthday and I hope it was the best and you enjoyed every second of me beating you in knock out,"  she wrote on Instagram. The Chiefs are back on track As he turned 28 years old, Mahomes got his NFL season back on track as the Chiefs defeated the Jaguars 17-9 in Florida. The game also featured another present for the quarterback, as st

Meghan Markle made a visit to a community cafe to support homeless women and girls while abroad in Düsseldorf, Germany, for Prince Harry’s annual Invictus Games. Photos of the Duchess of Sussex appeared on the since-deleted Instagram Story for TrebeCafé on Tuesday (19 September), according to People.  TrebeCafé is a social services organisation that provides aid to homeless women and girls. In an Instagram photo shared by nonprofit Diakonie Düsseldorf Karriere on Tuesday, Meghan, 42, was seen wearing a cosy grey cable-knit sweater and coordinating slacks as she smiled with a group of women and children at the centre.   What a special moment! Duchess Meghan also visited our TrebeCafé during her stay in Düsseldorf on the occasion of the Invictus Games,” the nonprofit captioned the post, which was translated from German to English. The post explained that Meghan showing up was a “surprise”. “Although we announced a special guest, the young women were not expecting the duchess, ” the cap

NEW YORK— As models glided down the rain-soaked runway wearing ethereal looks in Prabal Gurung's unique brand of timeless silhouettes at New York Fashion Week, guests holding up clear umbrellas sat transfixed as if they had become part of the performance.   Just before stepping onto the gold mylar-covered runway to take his bow after debuting his spring/summer 2024 collection on Sept. 8, Gurung bent down to touch the ground with his right hand, a ritual often followed by artists in India and Nepal in deference to their art, signaling humility and respect. "You know, no one's bigger than Mother Earth.  It grounds me immediately," says Gurung the following week as he sits in his showroom in Manhattan's Fashion District wearing a casual white cotton kurta and jeans. "That very act for me, keeps me grounded. Like, I'm not bigger than the ground I am walking on." Among guests cheering that day at Four Freedom's Park at the tip of Roosevelt Island wer