In a post on Instagram, Matt Hardy showed off his impressive physical transformation, looking quite healthier than he did in his last appearance on WWE TV. It looks like someone took a dip in the lake of reincarnation.
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As it’s the case every year, thousands of tickets for NXT, Hall of Fame, WrestleMania, Raw, and Smackdown are resold on secondary-market ticket websites, and most of the time, these tickets are usually sold for much more than their face value.
NXT Takeover seats in the 200 Level, which is the upper part of the arena, are going for at least $170 and some ringside seats selling for over $600. The Hall of Fame ceremony looks to be a money-losing exercise for ticket scalpers with tickets going as cheap as $26 and just over $200 for floor seats. It’s also the event with the most listings for the weekend.
For WrestleMania, seats in the rafters are selling for over $150, more than three times as much as they are face value. Tickets in the 100 Level which have a face value of a minimum of $250 are selling for over $500 each while some ringside seats are selling for as much as $8,000.
Upper level seats for Raw are over $100 and lower level seats priced at over $200. Ringside seats range from $250 to over $2,000. Smackdown is slightly cheaper with $40 seats in the upper level and mid $100s for lower level seats. Ringside seats are going from $200 to $600.
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The February 24 episode of Total Bellas will cover the backlash that Brie Bella received for accidentally kicking Liv Morgan in the face and giving her a concussion on the September 24, 2018 episode of RAW.
Here’s a synopsis: Brie becomes overwhelmed by the backlash she receives on social media since accidentally injuring Liv Morgan in the ring; Nicole agrees to go on a date with Peter Kraus.
This past week’s episode began leading into that story, covering several accidents she had while performing dives from the ring. Brie didn’t practice the dives in advance and she said her body had changed after giving birth and she needed to work on what “used to come so easily” to her.
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THINGS HAVE CHANGED quite a bit for Dan Leavy in the last year.
He’s gone from being perceived as an outstanding back row prospect to being regarded as one of the most dominant flankers in European rugby.
From being seen as an emerging four-cap international to being lauded as a Grand Slam-winning powerhouse who has gone toe-to-toe with best in the Six Nations and come out on top.
From being part of a talented crop of Leinster players who hadn’t won silverware to celebrating a Pro14 and Champions Cup double.
Leavy had an immense 2017/18 season. Source: Inpho/Billy Stickland
As a young man with impressive self-belief, Leavy never really doubted that he would be any of these things.
The 24-year-old always had confidence that he would become the figure he now is. While he does appreciate that everyone needs a little luck along the way, he doesn’t think there were any major changes to his game that led to last season’s success.
Simply being ready and available to deliver on his ability was the key.
“The main thing is just keeping yourself fit so you can take opportunities,” says Leavy as he reflects on an incredible 2017/18 campaign. “You could be the best player in the world but if you’re injured, no one will see it. That’s the analogy I try to use.
“So I have a big focus on trying to keep fit and my recovery. I do a lot of pilates classes and go for swims in the sea as much as I can. They’re getting less and less enjoyable as it gets colder!
“All these little things don’t seem like much but if you amalgamate them all, you look after your body a lot better, feel better going into training and there’s less risk of injury. It’s paramount in the game these days.”
Indeed, Leavy had a long streak of being fit last season, up until the tour of Australia in June, when he missed the first Test and then had to come off at half-time of the second due to a rib injury.
He had a minor shoulder procedure during the summer to ensure his durability is good heading into the World Cup season but expects to be back in full training next week and out on the pitch very soon.
Leavy was speaking at launch of the second Family SportFest at the Sport Ireland National Sports Campus. Source: Dan Sheridan/INPHO
Leavy says his twice-a-week pilates sessions have been valuable in helping him to avoid niggling injuries, while the guidance of Leinster’s performance nutritionist, Daniel Davey, has been helpful too.
“You can work as hard as you want in the gym but if you don’t fuel yourself properly afterwards, you’re going to be susceptible to picking up soft tissue injuries,” says Leavy, who counts himself lucky to be able to “eat whatever I want, whenever I want” during the season.
The flanker says Leinster are “blessed” with world-class physios and rehab coaches like Garreth Farrell, Diarmuid Brennan, Karl Denvir and Ferghal Kerin – the men who do such important work behind the scenes.
Keeping his neck and core strong are key focuses for Leavy, as well as making sure “the glutes are activated all the time,” those mundane and regular activities reducing the risk of frustrating injuries.
Although Leavy has clearly become a more dominant physical presence on the pitch in the last year, he says he hasn’t made any major changes to his strength and conditioning regime under Leinster’s head of athletic performance, Charlie Higgins.
“The bulk of your strength and hypertrophy sessions would be around the start of the year during the pre-season window, that’s when you put on as much muscle as you can,” explains Leavy.
“Then it’s more maintenance during the year because when you’re playing games every weekend, it’s impossible to put on muscle while trying to recover from those games.
“There’s going to be a natural decline and drop-off just through fatigue or having a couple of 80 minutes on top of each other, on the Sunday and Monday you can sometimes barely move.
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Leavy works hard on his recovery. Source: Dan Sheridan/INPHO
“If you want to perform the next weekend, you’re sometimes going to have to sacrifice a gym session or two.”
Leavy loves the routine of the training week: “It’s a dream job – you do some weights, run around and do some rugby training and recover.”
His belief is that there is still much more to come from him as a player, even after the heights of last season.
“There’s a lot of things I need to brush up on; my discipline, staying in the game for as long as I can and that’s tied in with fitness and being in peak physical condition.
“Little things like lineout, footwork. I don’t think there’s one player in Leinster who’s perfect and that’s the culture we have – as brothers, we’re trying to get better every day.”
It’s that environment at Leinster that Leavy believes will bring out the very best in him, particularly with such a strong coaching team in charge.
Stuart Lancaster tends to get the majority of the credit for guiding Leinster’s rise towards their double glory and certainly much of it is deserved, but Leo Cullen has been at the heart of the journey.
“Leo would look after all the forwards, have us briefed on the opposition and what we’re going to use against them,” says Leavy of Cullen’s day-to-day role with the squad. “The set-piece is so pivotal in the game, as is scouting the opposition.
“Leo and Stuart are completely in tandem with everything. Stu would take quite a bit of the training but Leo would do the other half.”
Cullen has overseen Leinster’s rise. Source: James Crombie/INPHO
Leavy also speaks positively of scrum coach Denis Fogarty, new backs coach Felipe Contepomi and contact skills specialist Hugh Hogan, with whom he has been working closely on his rucking, poaching and tackle technique.
There has been a big change with the departure of former captain Isa Nacewa from the playing squad, of course, but Leavy says new skipper Johnny Sexton and his vice-captain Rhys Ruddock are perfect successors.
“Johnny is very similar to Isa. He’s pretty much been a player-coach for as long as I can remember, so it’s pretty seamless.
“The same with Rhys, he’s a fantastic leader. There’s been a bit of a changing of the guard but the younger lads are aware they need to push on too.”
The recent Ireland camp under Joe Schmidt – where the players were put through “some pretty sick trainings” – ensured the international rugby season is in the back of Leavy’s mind too, but his immediate focus is on getting back on the pitch for Leinster and making an even bigger impact than before.
“I want to keep fit, that’s the main thing. There’s no point in looking at the World Cup now, we’ve got a huge season ahead of us, so I’m looking forward to getting back out there and performing to the Leinster standard.”
– This article was updated at 1.55pm on 4 September to add ‘to’ to the sub-heading.
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Laure Manaudou et Jérémy Frérot ont passé une superbe journée, le 30 juillet 2020. Le couple qui habite près du bassin d’Arcachon s’est rendu à la plage pour profiter du soleil. Et le chanteur de 30 ans a partagé un rare moment avec leur fils Lou (3 ans), sur Instagram.
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Les amoureux ont a chance d’habiter non loin de la mer. Alors, dès que le soleil pointe le bout de son nez, ils peuvent sans difficulté se rendre à la plage afin de passer un bon moment en famille et entre amis. Hier, l’ancien membre des Fréro Delavega a partagé en story une vidéo sur laquelle on le voit en train de faire la course avec Lou. Sans surprise, c’est le beau brun qui a remporté cette bataille. “Je l’ai démonté. Apéro“, a-t-il lancé une fois leur jeu terminé. Une déclaration qui a amusé sa compagne Laure Manaudou.
L’ancienne nageuse de 33 ans et son homme ont ensuite partagé quelques fruits de mer et du vin avec des amis. Une fois les ventres bien remplis, la joyeuse bande a fait du bateau. Et Jérémy Fréro a fait une petite séance de jet ski. À en croire les vidéos, l’artiste a de l’expérience dans ce domaine.
Pour achever cette journée en beauté, Laure Manaudou et Jérémy Frérot ont retrouvé Laury Thilleman, son époux Juan Arbealez et des proches du couple pour fêter les 29 ans de l’ancienne Miss (2011). C’est l’hôtel-restaurant La Corniche que la belle brune a choisi pour célébrer son anniversaire. Une journée bien remplie en somme.
Manon (10 ans), la fille que Laura Manaudou a eue avec Frédérick Bousquet, n’est semble-t-il pas de la partie. Dans ses stories, le nageur de 39 ans a partagé un boomerang sur lequel on peut voir une fillette et un petit garçon sur un canoë gonflable, dans une piscine. On imagine donc qu’il s’agit de Manon et qu’elle passe une partie de ses vacances avec son papa.
Accusé de corruption, visé par une enquête, l’ancien roi d’Espagne Juan Carlos a tout simplement décidé de fuir son pays. Dans une lettre adressée à son fils, l’actuel souverain Felipe VI, il explique avoir quitté l’Espagne avec “une grande sérénité“. “Guidé par la conviction de rendre le meilleur service aux espagnols, à leurs institutions, et à toi en tant que Roi, je t’informe de ma décision réfléchie de m’exiler, en cette période, en dehors de l’Espagne”, a annoncé l’ancien dirigeant de 82 ans, sans révéler sa nouvelle destination.
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Juan Carlos explique à son fils que sa décision a été prise afin de “faciliter l’exercice de (ses) fonctions“, suite “aux conséquences publiques de certains événements passés de (sa) vie privée“. Une allusion à l’enquête ouverte à son sujet en juin par le parquet de la Cour suprême.
Depuis septembre 2018, le parquet espagnol anti-corruption a Juan Carlos dans le viseur, notamment depuis les enregistrements de son ancienne maîtresse, Corinna zu Sayn-Sayn-Wittgenstein. D’après elle, il aurait encaissé une commission de 6,7 milliards d’euros de la part de l’Arabie Saoudite lors de l’attribution de la construction d’un TGV entre la Mecque et Médine à un consortium d’entreprises espagnoles.
En mars dernier, il avait été rapporté que Juan Carlos aurait reçu 100 millions de dollars du roi Abdallah (Arabie Saoudite) en 2008, sur un compte suisse, que son fils Felipe VI est également soupçonné d’avoir reçu. Après ces révélations, Felipe VI a retiré à son père une dotation annuelle du Palais royal évaluée à plus de 194 000 euros par an. Puis, il a annoncé qu’il renonçait à l’héritage de son père “afin de préserver l’exemplarité de la Couronne“.
Il faut aussi dire que Juan Carlos n’a pas toujours été blanc comme neige. En 2012, alors que les espagnols traversaient une grande crise économique, il s’était cassé la hanche lors d’un safari de luxe au Botswana payé par un homme d’affaires saoudien, voyage qu’il avait fait avec sa maîtresse, Corinna zu Sayn-Sayn-Wittgenstein. Il avait fini par abdiquer pour placer son fils au pouvoir.
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Le Festival de Cannes a perdu l’une de ses figures emblématiques… Son ancien président, Pierre Viot, est décédé jeudi 6 août à l’âge de 95 ans.
L’ancien conseiller à la Cour des comptes avait dirigé pendant plus de dix ans le Centre national de la cinématographie (CNC) de 1973 à 1984, avant d’être élu en 1985 à la présidence du Festival de Cannes, en remplacement de Robert Favre Le Bret. “J’ai vécu une grande passion, et cette passion ne me quitte pas“, disait-il seize ans plus tard à l’AFP lors de son dernier Festival en juin 2000. Cannes, c’est d’abord “les films et les artistes”, insistait-il alors avant de passer la main à Gilles Jacob, qui était jusqu’alors délégué général.
“De 1984 à 2000, j’ai travaillé avec Pierre Viot tous les jours. Il était notre président et mon cher complice. Protecteur d’une équipe soudée, il a apporté au Festival noblesse, élégance morale et sens de l’Etat“, a réagi jeudi Gilles Jacob auprès de l’AFP. “Sa hauteur de vue, sa lucidité souriante, sa classe ont laissé une trace indélébile“, a-t-il ajouté.
Gilles Jacob a également partagé son immense peine sur Twitter. “Pierre Viot n’est plus : je pleure un homme épatant et un ami cher. 15 ans de complicité à la tête du Festival de Cannes, il m’a soutenu avec une confiance, une connaissance des gens, une élégance morale. Dans les moments durs, il avait deux phrases : ‘Ça ne se fait pas’ et ‘Hop ! On continue’. (…) Pierre Viot, c’était l’exigence morale, la droiture, le sens de l’Etat et du bien public, une puissance de travail, une compréhension des problèmes, une fidélité en amitié, un chef de bande dans le sens noble du mot : il obtenait le maximum de ses équipes. Adieu, Pierre et merci“, a notamment écrit, avec beaucoup d’émotion, Gilles Jacob.
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“Son histoire a croisé l’Histoire : de la Résistance en passant par l’ENA jusqu’à la Cinéfondation, ses dernières fonctions“, a déclaré à l’AFP son fils François Viot.
A Cannes, il était le “garant juridique, économique, moral du Festival et en même temps la liberté d’esprit à Gilles Jacob pour faire passer le festival presque déjà dans le XXIe siècle“, a de son côté commenté l’actuel président du Festival Pierre Lescure, saluant un homme d’une “modernité insensée“. Mais “Pierre Viot, ça dépasse le Festival de Cannes. C’est 75 ans au service de la culture“, a-t-il ajouté, soulignant son travail “phénoménal” au CNC, où “il a présidé à la nouvelle dynamique du financement du cinéma“.
Après près de vingt ans de mariage, la flamme brûle toujours entre Franck et Wahiba Ribéry. Madame ne reste pas insensible aux charmes de son mari, notamment physiques.
Franck Ribéry en ayant terminé avec la saison 2019-2020 du championnat italien, perturbé en raison de la pandémie de coronavirus, il a désormais tout le loisir de profiter des siens. C’est non sans une certaine émotion qu’il avait retrouvé sa femme et leurs cinq enfants.Trois filles, les grandes Hiziya et Shahinez et Keltoum, la petite dernière née en février, et deux garçons, Seïf el Islam et Mohammed). “Après plus de trois mois d’absence, je revois enfin ma famille. Quelle émotion ! Je suis un homme comblé El hamdoulillah”, avait publié le footballeur français de 37 ans sur Instagram.
Depuis maintenant deux ans, il s’est installé en Italie et porte les couleurs de la Fiorentina. Ce déménagement, Franck Ribéry l’a fait seul, ne voulant pas perturber le quotidien de ses enfants qui ont toujours connu l’Allemagne puisqu’il a joué plus de dix ans pour le Bayern Munich.
Peu de temps après ces heureuses retrouvailles, toute la famille Ribéry est partie en vacances, en jet privé. L’ancien international avait partagé plusieurs photos de leur départ, une photo avec les filles et l’autre avec les garçons. Ils sont finalement bien arrivés à destination, un lieu de vacances non dévoilé.
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SOUTH AFRICA PULLED off a shock 36-34 victory over the All Blacks in Wellington on Saturday, steered home by the boot of Handre Pollard.
It was New Zealand’s first loss in the competition in three years, although they remain head of the table with two rounds still to play.
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The All Blacks outscored the Springboks six tries to five but pivot Beauden Barrett was successful with only two of six shots at goal, while Pollard landed five out of six.
Pollard, replacing Elton Jantjies at out-half, also produced a stubborn defensive performance to shut off attacks close to the ruck, as South Africa returned to winning form following back-to-back losses to Australia and Argentina.
In a tense closing quarter to the Test between the traditional foes, the visitors saw a 36-24 lead whittled down to a two-point margin.
But with time on the clock, and after a series of fruitless forward drives at the line, New Zealand moved the ball wide only for Damian McKenzie to knock on with the try line beckoning.
South Africa had done their best before the game to talk up their opponents, with coach Rassie Erasmus saying he would be satisfied with a “close loss”.
For the first 20 minutes it looked like even that was out of reach as the All Blacks raced to a 12-0 lead.
But by half-time the Springboks had recovered from a slow start to lead 24-17, with their confidence growing as they punished New Zealand for multiple handling errors.
Barrett did set up the opening try with a neat flick pass off his toes to put his brother Jordie over the line.
Ben and Aaron Smith combined down the right wing for the second try with Ben Smith getting around Aphiwe Dyantyi and drawing Willie le Roux to give Aaron Smith an open run to the line.
Dyantyi and le Roux made immediate amends.
First, Ben Smith had to watch Dyantyi run in for the Springboks’ first try, then a botched quick throw in by Jordie Barrett was snapped up by le Roux for the second.
Malcolm Marx extended the lead to 21-12 with a try from a lineout drive and when sustained pressure by the All Blacks produced a try to Rieko Ioane, South Africa responded with a penalty to Pollard on the stroke of half-time.
Immediately after the resumption, the Springboks extended their lead to 31-17, again cashing in when replacement wing Cheslin Kolbe picked off a pass from Anton Lienert-Brown to Ioane and raced 40 metres to the line.
When the All Blacks narrowed the margin to seven points with Rieko Ioane’s scored try, South Africa countered with a second try to Dyantyi.
With the Springboks defence frustrating New Zealand’s running game, the home side resorted to forward power.
Codie Taylor and Ardie Savea produced late tries from lineout drives but neither was converted.
© – AFP, 2018
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