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John Mugabi was 25-0. 25 knockouts Every single win had come by knockout. 😳 Against Marvin Hagler, that perfect record turned into an 11-round war. Mugabi pushed him hard, but Hagler kept coming until he finally broke him down in Round 11. 25 fights. 25 knockouts. Hagler stopped the... show more

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Marvin Hagler fought 67 times as a professional. 😳 Only one man was officially credited with knocking him down. Juan Domingo Roldán did it in the opening round. Hagler disputed the knockdown, recovered, and eventually stopped Roldán in Round 10. #MarvinHagler #BoxingHistory

Marvin Hagler fought 67 times as a professional. 😳 Only one man was officially credited with knocking him down. Juan Domingo Roldán did it in the opening round. Hagler disputed the knockdown, recovered, and eventually stopped Roldán in Round 10. #MarvinHagler #BoxingHistory

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In 1870, a 19-year-old stood in Denton County with 100 head of cattle already branded 6666. He didn't invent the brand. He didn't win it in a poker game — the ranch itself denies that story. No one knows where it came from. What Burk Burnett built from those 100 head: 266,000 acres across three divisions. 7,000 mother cows. 119 pastures. A town of 300 people kept alive by a single ranch. He bought land at 25 cents an acre. He survived the drought of 1881 by driving cattle onto Comanche reservation grass. He sat with presidents. Oil found him. Television turned his business into mythology. The brand outlived every man who carried it. An engine that survived by becoming whatever each century demanded.

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🚨 HE RAN HIS CAR PAST “0 MILES LEFT” — AND IT KEPT GOING FOR 85 MILES A guy decided to test the one number every driver stares at: the range meter. His car said 25 miles to empty. He kept driving until it hit zero. Then he started counting. 30 miles past empty. Still going. By the time he finally pulled into a gas station, he had driven 85 miles after the dashboard said the tank was dead. He went in expecting to stall within 10 miles. Instead the car made him look like an idiot. His conclusion: the range meter is not a fact. It’s a warning designed to scare you into filling up early. Now the comments are split between people calling him reckless and people saying they already knew the gauge was lying. Is the range meter just another number car companies use to keep you anxious?

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Terry Crews says his wife grabbing his back fat was the moment that pushed him back into the gym for 30 years straight "She came up behind me, and this was a life-changing moment, and pinched my back fat. I was always proud of how I looked. I said, it's okay, it's cute. And she said, oh, it's back here. I said, what in the world" "I hadn't worked out in a year, I was depressed, I was tired. I walked in the gym, they said it's $25 a month. I went in so depressed I sat on the machine, read a magazine and went home" "But I made a promise to myself, just keep coming back. That turned into 30-something odd years, I never stopped that whole time"

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this video was posted 3-1-25, which was dalton knecht’s rookie year. mind you, his best game as a rookie was against the utah jazz on nov 19,2024. are yall not seeing the bigger picture here? sure bro knecht isn’t perfect. you can say he hasn’t performed the best when “given the opportunity to”. but yall, jj was telling this poor guy that he’s going to be out the rotation not even 4 months after his best game as a rookie. that trade didn’t ruin him bro. think about it. the trade got rescinded feb 8 2025. he had a good game march 2nd ( 19 pnts, 7/10FG, 5/8 3FG), and that one game against the nuggets 3/14/25 (32 points, 13/27 FG, 5/13 3FG). people say the trade ruined him, but i believe with everything in me that jj is the one that did him dirty. i completely understand that we’re a contender. im not asking for 20+ minutes every night. what im asking is put knecht in and dont let ur personal biases affect a team win. whether ur struggling offensively, have a big time lead, or playing against a horrible team , thats a great time to develop a young player. either get it together or free my king immediately - sincerely, knecht’s biggest fan that got heavily invested in the nba because of him

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NM Highlands completed the New Mexico sweep, winning a 69-55 shoot out over Western NM last night (9/6/25), behind Jeffery Jones’ record breaking performance. True Freshman RB Jeffery Jones broke the D2 freshman single game rushing yards record of 380 yards, which was set Tiffin’s Garrion Corbin on 11/6/02. 🏈Last night, Jones ran for 385 on just 22 carries (20 less carries than Corbin’s 44) and scored 4 TDs, setting the new freshman single game rushing yards record. With a total of 608 rushing yards in his first 2 games, the freshman season rushing yards record of 2,064 (set by Joique Bell of Wayne St in 2006) appears obtainable. Jones needs 1,457 yards in the next 9 games (161.9 yards per game) to break that record. Jones wasn’t the only Highlands’ player that had a great game. Highlands was also led to the win by: 🏈 Tevita Valeti, 11 Carries for 138 Yds & 2 TDs; 🏈 Jaden Montalvo, 5 Kickoff Returns for 187 Yds, including returning the opening kickoff 95 Yds to the house; 🏈 Ike Udengwu, 6 Cmps on 12 Atts for 135 Yds & a TD; 🏈 Mike Jones, 3 Recs for 44 Yds; 🏈 Awsten Turnbow, 11 Tackles (9 Solo & 2 Ast); & 🏈 Britt Alexander, 9 for 9 on PATs & 2 for 2 on FGs (25 Yds & 40 Yds). NM Highlands will be looking for another strong performance from Jones and Valeti when they start conference play by hosting SD Mines next Saturday. Here are a few of NM Highlands’ highlights from last night’s win, including an amazing catch out of the backfield by Jones: #RMAC #RMACfb #TheNewHighlands #CowboyTough #ThisIsHighlands

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Amir Movahedi, just 25 years old, came from Rasht in Iran’s Gilan Province. In that same city, he owned a barbershop where he poured his heart into his craft, blending art and passion every day. Those who knew him remembered him as a kind friend, full of energy and bravery, alive with enthusiasm for life and hopeful for a brighter future ahead. During the protests, as he made his way home, he was struck from behind by a live round fired by the Islamic Republic’s forces. He was buried in Lakan, where he now rests. He once shared, “This year is the year of change,” and for his last birthday, he wished health and happiness for everyone. In one of his writings, he reflected on how many more autumns he might see—a question left unanswered, as he will never greet the next one. #IranMassacre

Amir Movahedi, just 25 years old, came from Rasht in Iran’s Gilan Province. In that same city, he owned a barbershop where he poured his heart into his craft, blending art and passion every day. Those who knew him remembered him as a kind friend, full of energy and bravery, alive with enthusiasm for life and hopeful for a brighter future ahead. During the protests, as he made his way home, he was struck from behind by a live round fired by the Islamic Republic’s forces. He was buried in Lakan, where he now rests. He once shared, “This year is the year of change,” and for his last birthday, he wished health and happiness for everyone. In one of his writings, he reflected on how many more autumns he might see—a question left unanswered, as he will never greet the next one. #IranMassacre

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But why was Rutendo invited to Congo and Rwanda to report there in the first place? Why did he get the kind of access mainstream media reporters did not get? Who invited him? How did those powerful person know of his existence? Why was he given access to M23 leaders and protection in the warzone? Why was he given protection in a warzone? He was given protection in Goma to tell the other side of the story that mainstream media was not telling, to stop a deployment of reinforcements by SADC (SAMIDRC) and to get SADC soldiers out of DRC and off the border of Rwanda. Did he achieve the objective? Two weeks after he got to Goma and began reporting: SADC stopped a deployment of 25 000 reinforcement and agreed to pull their soldiers out of Congo on the 13th of March, 2025 and a ceasefire was signed on the 21st of March, 2025. And did the war continue once Rutendo left there? No!!!!! Until today, war stopped in Congo. So, if the war ended, SADC stopped their redeployment and agreed to pullout in the three weeks Rutendo was reporting from Congo. Is this not cause and effect? And did Rutendo not achieve the objectives of those who invited him there?

But why was Rutendo invited to Congo and Rwanda to report there in the first place? Why did he get the kind of access mainstream media reporters did not get? Who invited him? How did those powerful person know of his existence? Why was he given access to M23 leaders and protection in the warzone? Why was he given protection in a warzone? He was given protection in Goma to tell the other side of the story that mainstream media was not telling, to stop a deployment of reinforcements by SADC (SAMIDRC) and to get SADC soldiers out of DRC and off the border of Rwanda. Did he achieve the objective? Two weeks after he got to Goma and began reporting: SADC stopped a deployment of 25 000 reinforcement and agreed to pull their soldiers out of Congo on the 13th of March, 2025 and a ceasefire was signed on the 21st of March, 2025. And did the war continue once Rutendo left there? No!!!!! Until today, war stopped in Congo. So, if the war ended, SADC stopped their redeployment and agreed to pullout in the three weeks Rutendo was reporting from Congo. Is this not cause and effect? And did Rutendo not achieve the objectives of those who invited him there?

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