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Jake Paul’s rise to stardom in boxing

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Jake Paul fought three times in 2021 and according to Forbes, he earned $40 million
from these victories. And he’s going for more cash this year.
But how did he do it? How did he start in boxing?
The American YouTuber rose to prominence because to his amusing drawing videos on
Vine. He rose to become one of the most influential Viners in the world, landing major
brand collaborations. The proposal, however, was abandoned in 2016.
The Disney channel provided him with one of the most significant brand deals that
turned his career around. Jake portrayed Dirk Mann in the Disney sitcom Bizaardvark.
He became well-known as a result of the show. He left the show before the start of its
second season in 2017.
He\’s known for doing the most ridiculous pranks, including getting arrested and meeting
a look-alike of Donald Trump, among other things. Now the provocateur has moved on
to boxing, garnering headlines for his continued trash-talking and pranks directed at
MMA athletes.
While Jake\’s YouTube content and fights are enjoyed by audiences all around the
world, let us take you through his life and plans to pursue a full-fledged boxing career.
The YouTube star\’s boxing career began in 2018 when he competed as an undercard in
Manchester Arena, against KSI\’s brother Deji Olatunji before Logan Paul vs KSI.
In January 2020, he made his professional boxing debut, knocking out fellow YouTuber
Ali Eson Gib in the first round in Miami.
In November 2020, he fought Nate Robinson, and in April the following year, he fought
Ben Askren. He knocked them out and came out victorious.
Jake\’s recent battle with UFC Champion Tyron Woodley was much publicized, and he
surprised everyone by winning. It brought in roughly $1 million in pay-per-view revenue
for him (RM4.15 million).
With three fights under his belt, Jake\’s ultimate ambition, according to an ESPN
interview, is to fight Conor McGregor and become the world\’s highest-paid prize fighter.

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NBA Players pressured : Team Canada never bagged a Medal since 1930’s

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NBA Players pressured : Team Canada never bagged a Medal since 1930's

Team Canada has never bagged a medal in the FIBA World Cup since 1936. They have only won a silver in the Berlin Olympics.
Team USA Tyrese (Indiaaa Pacers) said that since the 1930s, Canada has never won a medal so they’re coming for them. 

Team Canada Kelly Olynyk (UTAH JAZZ), Alexander-Walker (Minnesota Timberwolves) , RJ Barrett (KNICKS), Brooks (Houston Rockets),  Luguentz Dort (Oklahoma City Thunder), Gilgeous-Alexander (Oklahoma City Thunder), and Norman Powell (LA Clippers) are all forced to win.
It can be recalled that Team USA lost to Germany and now settled for a bronze medal. 

Germany and Serbia clashed for FIBA Cup finals
Meanwhile, both countries are expected to play in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France.. 

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NBA, House of Highlights stalks “underdog” Rhenz Abando

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NBA, House of Highlights stalks "underdog" Rhenz Abando

NBA Star Veteran  Minnesota Timberwolves forward Kyle Anderson was stunned with Rhenz Abando’s play during the (Fédération Internationale de Basketball) FIBA Cup.
Abando’s breath-taking highlights spread all over the world via House of Highlights (HOH) based in New York City owned by Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Interactive with 10.5M subscribers.
The HOH captured the blocks, dunks, and rebounds of the underdog Filipino Gilas Guard,  They featured Abando’s block to NBA Veteran Anderson.
Abando’s chemistry with Utah Jazz Point Guard  Shooting Guard Jordan Clarkson grab the attention of NBA fans. 
“Jordan Clarkson. As simple as that. They went up 20. He hit [four] threes in a row and got some tough buckets. He got going. He’s a really good player,” China team player and NBA veteran Anderson said as he was shocked with Abandos’s block. 

Meanwhile, NBA fans are expecting Abando to play in the NBA in the future which Kai Sotto failed to chgioved.

Abando 6’2″ height is the same with Stephen Curry. He has 3 points shooting and impressive defense worthy to join NBA.

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Austin Reeves beats Dennis Schroder yet TEAM US out

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Austin Reeves beats Dennis Schroder yet TEAM US out

The ex-Lakers player Dennis Schroder 17 points lost to present Lakers shooting guard Austin Reeves 21 points in FIBA semi finals.

Team Germany Dennis Schroder advanced to the FIBA Cup finals vs Serbia but TEAM US settled for Bronze vs Team Canada, 67 – 63.

Reeves’ hard work still did not make the team US to the finals.

The Lakers’ Reaves 21 points. Anthony Edwards 23 points, Mikal Bridges scored 17 and Jalen Brunson added 15 failed to defeat Germany, 113 – 111.Meanwhile, Andreas Obst 24 points, Franz Wagner 22 points, Daniel Theis 21 points and seven rebounds, Dennis Schroder 17 points and nine assists for Germany made it to the final showdown.
Reeves said  that if you give up 113 points in a 40-minute game, you’re not going to win many of those.

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