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Former two time heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua delivered a statement performance as he decisively defeated American YouTuber turned boxer Jake Paul by knockout in a highly anticipated boxing contest that drew global attention. The bout, which had been billed as a clash between elite professional pedigree and modern boxing showmanship, ended emphatically in Joshua’s favour, according to ringside reports from the arena. From the opening bell, Joshua’s experience and technical superiority were evident. The British heavyweight controlled the centre of the ring, using his jab to dictate distance and timing. Eye witness accounts noted that Jake Paul struggled to cope with Joshua’s speed and ring awareness, often retreating under sustained pressure. While Paul attempted to counter with wide power shots, Joshua remained composed, relying on sharp footwork and disciplined defense, as reported by boxing analysts present at the fight. The decisive moment came midway through the conte...

Anne Flower, a 36-year-old emergency room physician, is gaining global attention not only for her lifesaving work in chaotic hospital corridors but also for her extraordinary accomplishments far from the bedside. Often referring to herself as the “Batman of medicine,” Flower embraces the duality of her career as both a frontline doctor and a world-record-breaking ultramarathon athlete — a combination that, according to colleagues, places her in a rare class of modern-day multitasking heroes. Flower’s demanding life inside the emergency department is fueled by rapid decisions, unpredictable trauma cases and intense pressure. Yet her second world — the one that unfolds on rugged trails, remote deserts and mountainous terrains — is equally unforgiving. She has become known internationally for setting ultramarathon records, reported by athletic observers as some of the most impressive endurance performances by any woman of her generation. Her achievements include conquering extreme dista...

  A coalition of 50 professional athletes has formally called on the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) to suspend Israel from all its competitions, citing concerns over the ongoing conflict in Gaza and what they describe as violations of human rights. In a joint letter submitted to UEFA headquarters in Nyon, Switzerland, the athletes urged the European football governing body to take decisive action against Israel. According to the letter, the athletes believe that UEFA must hold Israel accountable for what they termed as “grave breaches of international law” in the Gaza conflict. The signatories, who represent various sports including football, athletics, and basketball, argue that the ongoing military actions have made it impossible to separate sports from politics. “It is no longer tenable to allow Israel to participate in UEFA tournaments while the suffering of civilians, including children, continues unabated,” the letter stated, as reported by Agence France-Pre...