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When India needed a hero, Sachin became a storm. Centurion, 2003 — 98 (75) vs Pakistan. Raw pace, pressure, and perfection. That uppercut off Shoaib still echoes through time. No social media hype, just pure cricketing greatness. 🏏🇮🇳 #SachinTendulkar #WC2003 #INDvPAK

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Mir Yar Baloch

65,269 views • 10 months ago

When I launched my own 1-on-1 coaching program, there was no one else I wanted to partner with more than Chris Elkins. And here’s why. Over the last 6 months while I was off social media, Chris dedicated his time and energy to help me rebuild from the ground up. He wasn’t just my coach. He became a mentor, a brother, and one of the main reasons I didn’t fall off the deep end when everything went quiet. Whether it was late night texts after a binge, fixing my form on a lift, or talking me through an injury, he showed me what real coaching looks like. It’s not about numbers or sign ups. It’s about helping real people get real results That’s the same standard we built G7 Mindset Coaching on. No sales team. No hand-offs. Just two coaches who care. Working directly with every client, every week, to deliver real results. Chris, thank you for everything. The discipline, the patience, and the belief. This is only the beginning. 💪 I’ll see you on stage again November 8th… and good luck on your Natural World Championship November 23rd. 🏆 If you’re ready to experience this level of coaching, the link’s in my bio. Let’s rebuild together. ⚡️

When I launched my own 1-on-1 coaching program, there was no one else I wanted to partner with more than Chris Elkins. And here’s why. Over the last 6 months while I was off social media, Chris dedicated his time and energy to help me rebuild from the ground up. He wasn’t just my coach. He became a mentor, a brother, and one of the main reasons I didn’t fall off the deep end when everything went quiet. Whether it was late night texts after a binge, fixing my form on a lift, or talking me through an injury, he showed me what real coaching looks like. It’s not about numbers or sign ups. It’s about helping real people get real results That’s the same standard we built G7 Mindset Coaching on. No sales team. No hand-offs. Just two coaches who care. Working directly with every client, every week, to deliver real results. Chris, thank you for everything. The discipline, the patience, and the belief. This is only the beginning. 💪 I’ll see you on stage again November 8th… and good luck on your Natural World Championship November 23rd. 🏆 If you’re ready to experience this level of coaching, the link’s in my bio. Let’s rebuild together. ⚡️

FOUSEY

58,645 views • 9 months ago

I don’t blame Ant at all. After all, he’s just a 19-year-old teenager who still needs Bono to tell him over the team radio the difference between a single yellow and a double yellow, and even when to hit the brakes. The fact that he could say something like that so naturally makes me think Mercedes must regularly shift the blame onto GR in internal meetings—pinning mistakes on him before they’ve even investigated what actually happened. If that’s what he hears all the time, it’s no surprise those words came out so easily. The irony is that last year, when Ant was struggling through the European races and facing heavy criticism, it was GR—at this very same Hungarian Grand Prix—who publicly defended him in interviews, even putting himself down to take some of the pressure off Ant. And this year, GR has continued to show him nothing but respect. In the end, it’s just another version of The Farmer and the Snake.

I don’t blame Ant at all. After all, he’s just a 19-year-old teenager who still needs Bono to tell him over the team radio the difference between a single yellow and a double yellow, and even when to hit the brakes. The fact that he could say something like that so naturally makes me think Mercedes must regularly shift the blame onto GR in internal meetings—pinning mistakes on him before they’ve even investigated what actually happened. If that’s what he hears all the time, it’s no surprise those words came out so easily. The irony is that last year, when Ant was struggling through the European races and facing heavy criticism, it was GR—at this very same Hungarian Grand Prix—who publicly defended him in interviews, even putting himself down to take some of the pressure off Ant. And this year, GR has continued to show him nothing but respect. In the end, it’s just another version of The Farmer and the Snake.

Holy_Moly

431,605 views • 19 days ago

It’s always sad when anyone dies so you, but the influencer life is fated to end tragically. You don’t see many who attain fame, money, just ride off quietly into a happy life. Too often it’s troubled people who get elevated by social media. The gym obsession that starts as a cope for body dysmorphia. The audience attention that becomes a drug. The cosmetic surgery when the body still doesn’t feel like enough. Then the audience moves on, finds someone newer, and the person who built their entire identity around being watched has nothing left. I believe that is why he turned to psychedelics. He needed real help. The people around him should have helped him. Which is why it’s so dangerous when men treat “we just laugh through everything” as a sign of strength. Laughter is the biggest cover for someone dying inside. Inner peace doesn’t live in money, beauty, drugs or sex. All those things except for the drugs, have their place and can genuinely enhance your life. But none of them reach the part of you that actually needs tending to. RIP to him. To everyone else: soothe your soul, and surround yourself with people who aren’t afraid to get you help. And stop chasing influencer status. It doesn’t end well.

It’s always sad when anyone dies so you, but the influencer life is fated to end tragically. You don’t see many who attain fame, money, just ride off quietly into a happy life. Too often it’s troubled people who get elevated by social media. The gym obsession that starts as a cope for body dysmorphia. The audience attention that becomes a drug. The cosmetic surgery when the body still doesn’t feel like enough. Then the audience moves on, finds someone newer, and the person who built their entire identity around being watched has nothing left. I believe that is why he turned to psychedelics. He needed real help. The people around him should have helped him. Which is why it’s so dangerous when men treat “we just laugh through everything” as a sign of strength. Laughter is the biggest cover for someone dying inside. Inner peace doesn’t live in money, beauty, drugs or sex. All those things except for the drugs, have their place and can genuinely enhance your life. But none of them reach the part of you that actually needs tending to. RIP to him. To everyone else: soothe your soul, and surround yourself with people who aren’t afraid to get you help. And stop chasing influencer status. It doesn’t end well.

Top Girl Keiko, J.D. ✝️🙏

15,470 views • 1 month ago

Gina Carano spoke about the $1,000,000 offer from Dana White and the UFC to fight Ronda Rousey around 2015…and how a text from Dana ended it all. Now, more than a decade later, Gina vs. Ronda is happening…under Jake Paul’s MVP banner 👀 In a 2019 interview with Ariel Helwani, Gina described having a “nice dinner” with Dana White and Lorenzo Fertitta, where she was offered “$1,000,000” to fight Ronda. She said she left the dinner “stoked.” But the next day, Dana was in the media saying she was getting signed. Gina says she had made it clear she needed about six months to step away from Hollywood, find a gym, and build an honest team that didn’t just want her because of the magnitude of the fight. Instead, she felt public pressure begin to mount. She said Dana “kept on doing that and kept on doing that. And I’m still kind of searching for a team, and I’m feeling the pressure and then he sent me a text message that said ‘this bitch isn’t f**king us around.’ Or something like that. And i sent a text message back and said: ‘I think that you sent that to the wrong person’ and he said ‘I don’t think I did.’ And that was the last conversation that we had over text message because i don’t think that was the kind of environment i wanted to come back into.” She also noted at the time that it didn’t necessarily mean the Ronda fight was permanently off the table. Seems as though she was right. (🎥: Ariel Helwani )

Gina Carano spoke about the $1,000,000 offer from Dana White and the UFC to fight Ronda Rousey around 2015…and how a text from Dana ended it all. Now, more than a decade later, Gina vs. Ronda is happening…under Jake Paul’s MVP banner 👀 In a 2019 interview with Ariel Helwani, Gina described having a “nice dinner” with Dana White and Lorenzo Fertitta, where she was offered “$1,000,000” to fight Ronda. She said she left the dinner “stoked.” But the next day, Dana was in the media saying she was getting signed. Gina says she had made it clear she needed about six months to step away from Hollywood, find a gym, and build an honest team that didn’t just want her because of the magnitude of the fight. Instead, she felt public pressure begin to mount. She said Dana “kept on doing that and kept on doing that. And I’m still kind of searching for a team, and I’m feeling the pressure and then he sent me a text message that said ‘this bitch isn’t f**king us around.’ Or something like that. And i sent a text message back and said: ‘I think that you sent that to the wrong person’ and he said ‘I don’t think I did.’ And that was the last conversation that we had over text message because i don’t think that was the kind of environment i wanted to come back into.” She also noted at the time that it didn’t necessarily mean the Ronda fight was permanently off the table. Seems as though she was right. (🎥: Ariel Helwani )

AFeldmanMMA

33,348 views • 5 months ago

At just 17 years old, Kylian Mbappé made his debut for France, beginning an international career that would soon make him one of football’s biggest stars. The legend was already being written before most people realized it. Bondy, a suburb of Paris, was an unlikely place for one of football’s greatest talents to emerge. Kylian Mbappé grew up with extraordinary ability and a fearless style that quickly set him apart. He didn’t wait for the world to notice him—he exploded onto the scene with blistering pace and unforgettable performances. At just 18, he was starring for Monaco in the Champions League, leaving defenders behind with ease. Soon came his breakthrough with France, and at 19 he became only the second teenager ever to score in a World Cup final, joining Pelé in the history books. His success continued at PSG, where league titles, goals, and record-breaking performances became the norm. Then came the move to Real Madrid, football’s biggest stage, where he continued to prove why he belongs among the game’s elite. Mbappé’s greatness isn’t defined only by his speed, finishing, or trophy collection. It’s his ability to deliver when the stakes are highest. Time and again, when his team needed a moment of brilliance, he was already there. Some players rise to big occasions. For Kylian Mbappé, the biggest occasions seem to rise to him. His legacy is already secure, and his story is still being written.

At just 17 years old, Kylian Mbappé made his debut for France, beginning an international career that would soon make him one of football’s biggest stars. The legend was already being written before most people realized it. Bondy, a suburb of Paris, was an unlikely place for one of football’s greatest talents to emerge. Kylian Mbappé grew up with extraordinary ability and a fearless style that quickly set him apart. He didn’t wait for the world to notice him—he exploded onto the scene with blistering pace and unforgettable performances. At just 18, he was starring for Monaco in the Champions League, leaving defenders behind with ease. Soon came his breakthrough with France, and at 19 he became only the second teenager ever to score in a World Cup final, joining Pelé in the history books. His success continued at PSG, where league titles, goals, and record-breaking performances became the norm. Then came the move to Real Madrid, football’s biggest stage, where he continued to prove why he belongs among the game’s elite. Mbappé’s greatness isn’t defined only by his speed, finishing, or trophy collection. It’s his ability to deliver when the stakes are highest. Time and again, when his team needed a moment of brilliance, he was already there. Some players rise to big occasions. For Kylian Mbappé, the biggest occasions seem to rise to him. His legacy is already secure, and his story is still being written.

Historic Vids

876,040 views • 1 month ago