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𝐼𝓃 𝓉𝑜𝓃𝒾𝑔𝒽𝓉’𝓈 𝒸𝑜-𝓂𝒶𝒾𝓃 𝑒𝓋𝑒𝓃𝓉 WBO Super Flyweight Champion @mizukihiruta33 defeats Maribel Ramirez by technical decision, after an accidental head clash. Live on UFC FIGHT PASS from the The Commerce Casino & Hotel #UFCFightPass #TrinidadPlania #HirutaRamirez

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@WorldBoxingOrg @mizukihiruta33 @UFCFightPass @CommerceCasino @TomLoeffler1 Please bring Hiruta back to the U.S. and let her fight again. @360BoxingPromos

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In Casino, the Japanese “billionaire cheapskate” K.K. Ichikawa - who wins $2 million at the Tangiers before Sam Rothstein sabotages his flight home and lures him back to the casino - was based on real Tokyo real-estate mogul and legendary high roller Akio Kashiwagi. Known as “The Warrior,” Kashiwagi was one of the most notorious baccarat whales of the late twentieth century, reputedly playing over “$30,000 a hand” and nearly bankrupting several casinos. And like Ichikawa, he was also infamously cheap, reportedly taking “free soap, shampoo and towels” from luxury hotel suites. However, the real-life Sam Rothstein, Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal, never crossed paths with Kashiwagi. Their stories belong to different eras: Kashiwagi’s gambling spree peaked in the late 80s and early 90s, long after Rosenthal had been barred from the casino industry. The showdown between Ichikawa and Rothstein in Casino was instead loosely inspired by Kashiwagi’s infamous high-stakes clash with real-estate mogul and future U.S. president Donald Trump. In February 1990, Donald Trump flew Akio Kashiwagi to Trump Plaza in Atlantic City, put him up in an ocean-view penthouse, and reserved a private baccarat table just for him. Kashiwagi arrived with $6 million and received another $6 million in credit, but after two days he left up $6.2 million. Unwilling to accept the loss, Trump lured Kashiwagi back on terms that made it almost impossible for him to win again. He offered an informal “freeze-out” agreement: Kashiwagi would bring $12 million to the table and play until he had either doubled it or lost everything. Knowing the odds would eventually swing back in the house’s favor over a long enough session, Trump counted on Kashiwagi being unable to resist the challenge. He took the bait. And after a brutal weeklong marathon of high-stakes baccarat, Kashiwagi went from being up millions to facing a staggering $10 million loss. However, Kashiwagi’s real troubles were only just beginning. After the Japanese asset-price bubble exploded, Kashiwagi’s company, Kashiwagi Shoji, buckled under the strain of its highly leveraged real-estate loans and collapsed as land values cratered. It’s also widely believed that he defaulted on high-interest debts connected to yakuza groups. On January 3, 1992, the 54‑year‑old developer was found dead in the kitchen of his home, stabbed repeatedly with what investigators believed to be a samurai sword. To this day, his murder remains unsolved.

Gangster Cinema Central

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This is Mansoureh Heydari and her husband Behrouz Mansouri, an ordinary Iranian nurse and technical instructor from Bushehr who lived quiet lives raising their two small children aged seven and ten. After finishing their shifts on the evening of January 8, 2026, they left their kids with relatives and joined protests against the Islamic regime. They marched with thousands of other fed-up citizens through their city in a peaceful protest, until the regime responded the only way it knew how. Without warning or mercy, its security forces opened fire from inside a mosque, shooting Behrouz in the head. As Mansoureh desperately tried to drag him to safety, she too was gunned down. Their children were orphaned and left alone in a country ruled by the enemies of humanity. Mansoureh and Behrouz are just two of the 40,000+ murdered by these monsters in January 2026. We won't forget their sacrifices or their names. They paid the ultimate price so their children, and countless others, can one day live a better life and finally be free from these demons.

This is Mansoureh Heydari and her husband Behrouz Mansouri, an ordinary Iranian nurse and technical instructor from Bushehr who lived quiet lives raising their two small children aged seven and ten. After finishing their shifts on the evening of January 8, 2026, they left their kids with relatives and joined protests against the Islamic regime. They marched with thousands of other fed-up citizens through their city in a peaceful protest, until the regime responded the only way it knew how. Without warning or mercy, its security forces opened fire from inside a mosque, shooting Behrouz in the head. As Mansoureh desperately tried to drag him to safety, she too was gunned down. Their children were orphaned and left alone in a country ruled by the enemies of humanity. Mansoureh and Behrouz are just two of the 40,000+ murdered by these monsters in January 2026. We won't forget their sacrifices or their names. They paid the ultimate price so their children, and countless others, can one day live a better life and finally be free from these demons.

🇮🇷 Association of Iranian Royalists

21,175 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Aljamain Sterling shares a video from the night he became UFC bantamweight champion after being illegally kneed by Petr Yan "I was hesitant in posting this sh*tty memory, but maybe this will help someone. Never did I think this day would drastically change my life forever. It’s when I was illegally kneed to head in my first title opportunity against Petr Yan. Til this day, many still think I put on the acting job of a lifetime. Watching the replay, I could understand why they think that. The illegal knee heard around the world…The stupid ego in me would’ve taken the rest of my timeout and continued fighting to show “my warrior spirit” lol. Fortunately, the ref and doctor stopped the fight and saved me from myself, and my ego to continue fighting. I get back to my house concussed and throwing up, with maybe 30 friends, family, and teammates there to see me, and tried to cheer me up that I will be back better than ever. This is the video that a friend recorded where ppl decided to say I was partying. Crazy world we live in where fake stories can grow legs and ppl repeat them as gospel. Shortly after this fight, I had to get a C6-C7 disc replacement in my neck. This night changed my life forever. I wasn’t proud to win this way, but I’m very proud of winning the rematch and becoming the most winningest bantamweight in UFC history. Even if ppl lie, just remember you have a say your own future." (via Aljamain Sterling)

Aljamain Sterling shares a video from the night he became UFC bantamweight champion after being illegally kneed by Petr Yan "I was hesitant in posting this sh*tty memory, but maybe this will help someone. Never did I think this day would drastically change my life forever. It’s when I was illegally kneed to head in my first title opportunity against Petr Yan. Til this day, many still think I put on the acting job of a lifetime. Watching the replay, I could understand why they think that. The illegal knee heard around the world…The stupid ego in me would’ve taken the rest of my timeout and continued fighting to show “my warrior spirit” lol. Fortunately, the ref and doctor stopped the fight and saved me from myself, and my ego to continue fighting. I get back to my house concussed and throwing up, with maybe 30 friends, family, and teammates there to see me, and tried to cheer me up that I will be back better than ever. This is the video that a friend recorded where ppl decided to say I was partying. Crazy world we live in where fake stories can grow legs and ppl repeat them as gospel. Shortly after this fight, I had to get a C6-C7 disc replacement in my neck. This night changed my life forever. I wasn’t proud to win this way, but I’m very proud of winning the rematch and becoming the most winningest bantamweight in UFC history. Even if ppl lie, just remember you have a say your own future." (via Aljamain Sterling)

Championship Rounds

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The tragic story of Frankie Lymon, a 13-year-old kid who was used and abused by evil record producers, George Goldner and Morris Levy (two vile anti-Christians), in the 1950’s. Frankie never made it to his 26th birthday… They set up this disgraceful propaganda stunt on live TV in 1956! Those young girls were given gum and told by adults not to react well. The cameras were already trained on them. The goal? Make it look like white people were especially bad. In reality, there is absolutely nothing wrong with white culture and the celebration of it. We need more of that! Who was really the bad guy? You guessed it. The record producers. They got that poor kid hooked on all sorts of drugs in an attempt to more easily control him… and he passed from an overdose at only 25. Don’t worry, though, George Goldner and Morris Levy (and a number of other vile anti-Christians) got super rich selling HIS music after HIS passing! It is almost like they really wanted him to pass so they could cash in so big on the publicity… Do you enjoy getting the real stories from history that they try to hide from us? Share this post with someone and also follow me!

The tragic story of Frankie Lymon, a 13-year-old kid who was used and abused by evil record producers, George Goldner and Morris Levy (two vile anti-Christians), in the 1950’s. Frankie never made it to his 26th birthday… They set up this disgraceful propaganda stunt on live TV in 1956! Those young girls were given gum and told by adults not to react well. The cameras were already trained on them. The goal? Make it look like white people were especially bad. In reality, there is absolutely nothing wrong with white culture and the celebration of it. We need more of that! Who was really the bad guy? You guessed it. The record producers. They got that poor kid hooked on all sorts of drugs in an attempt to more easily control him… and he passed from an overdose at only 25. Don’t worry, though, George Goldner and Morris Levy (and a number of other vile anti-Christians) got super rich selling HIS music after HIS passing! It is almost like they really wanted him to pass so they could cash in so big on the publicity… Do you enjoy getting the real stories from history that they try to hide from us? Share this post with someone and also follow me!

Matt Wallace

459,827 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад