Posts archive for May 2025

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May

Posted by Elara Wainwright

Messi Shines as Inter Miami Beats CF Montreal 4-2 in High-Stakes MLS Clash

Lionel Messi and Luis Suárez both scored twice as Inter Miami overcame CF Montreal 4-2, ending their losing streak and rising in the MLS Eastern Conference. Key players, including Sergio Busquets and Jordi Alba, anchored the squad, reflecting Inter Miami’s reliance on seasoned stars to regain momentum.

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May

Posted by Elara Wainwright

Cristiano Ronaldo’s Secret Weapon: How ‘Invisible Training’ Keeps Him Dominating at 40

Cristiano Ronaldo’s incredible performance at 40 isn’t just about the hours on the field. Former Al-Nassr coach Luis Castro reveals it’s his invisible training—including a careful diet, disciplined sleep, and rigorous recovery routines—that keeps Ronaldo at the top of the game and still breaking records.

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15

May

Posted by Elara Wainwright

Knicks vs. Celtics Game 5 Prediction: Odds, Injury Impact, and Best Bet for NBA Playoffs Showdown

The Knicks are one win away from the Eastern Conference Finals as the Celtics try to rally without Jayson Tatum. With Boston still listed as a slight favorite, analysts doubt the Celtics will overcome New York’s rhythm and resilience. Key bets center on New York’s advantage and notable player props for a game that could end the series.

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May

Posted by Elara Wainwright

Raphael Tuju, Children Clash with Justice Lenaola Over CJ Koome’s Bench Formation Amid Supreme Court Dispute

Raphael Tuju, his children, and their companies are contesting a move by Justice Lenaola that would have CJ Koome appoint a bench on a sensitive case, claiming a conflict of interest. The matter centers on a high-stakes dispute involving the EADB and questions the fairness of judicial processes at Kenya’s top court.

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May

Posted by Elara Wainwright

Maiduguri Floods: Alau Dam Collapse Triggers Humanitarian Crisis as Thousands Displaced

Over 70% of Maiduguri is underwater after the Alau Dam collapse, displacing hundreds of thousands and killing at least 150 people in Nigeria’s Borno State. Schools are shut, families are homeless, and aid groups warn of disease as calls grow to fix long-standing infrastructure problems.

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