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Turkish Soccer Federation Suspends 149 Referees for Alleged Involvement in Betting Scandal — REUTERS / ixx511

Soccer · Turkey

Turkish Soccer Federation Suspends 149 Referees for Alleged Involvement in Betting Scandal

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Manny Pacquiao says he could rematch Floyd Mayweather in 2026 — REUTERS / pwu404

Manny Pacquiao · United States

Manny Pacquiao says he could rematch Floyd Mayweather in 2026

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By Ben Morse, CNN (CNN) — It’s been over 10 years since Floyd Mayweather Jr. and Manny Pacquiao clashed in what was billed the “Fight of the Century.” And despite both being well into their 40s, we might be about to see a famous rematch between two of the best boxers of their generation. Speaking to the Seconds Out YouTube channel, Pacquiao revealed that a rematch against Mayweather is “almost” agreed, with the two camps “in negotiations.” “It d…See the Story

EOCO Denies Springfield CEO Okyere Arrest Claims From Dubai

Dubai, United Arab Emirates · Dubai

EOCO Denies Springfield CEO Okyere Arrest Claims From Dubai

The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) has moved quickly to dispel online reports alleging the arrest of Springfield Energy Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Kevin Okyere in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE). In a statement issued on November 2, EOCO described the publication by online portal NorvanReports as false, insisting…See the Story

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