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WWE wrestling: Real or Fake? Is WWE fake and scripted or real is a frequently asked question and people keep wondering what the truth behind it so let’s found out. Image source-whatculture.com World Wrestling Entertainment, also known as WWE, has existed since the 1950s and adopted its current name in 2002. WWE has provided us with some memorable moments, compelling narratives, and exciting action over the years. WWE has been responsible for the careers of performers like the Rock, Undertaker, Austin, John Cena, and most recently, Roman Reigns. WWE fans have strong emotional bonds with their favourite wrestlers, and they are relentless in their pursuit of the WWE Championships, the ultimate prize. However, is anything in the WWE even true? Yes. Compared to Hollywood films and TV shows, WWE is more authentic. But it is also staged and manufactured like them. Confused? Don't worry; we have a brief explanation of everything below. Yes, WWE is partially made up and completely scr...

  FIFA Final 2022: Neck To Neck Competition Between Argentina and France.. FIFA Final 2022: Neck To Neck Competition Between Argentina and France What a victory it was for Argentina—truly, it was the 2022 FIFA World Cup final. It was one of the most exciting and dramatic matches in the history of the tournament, and this match was indeed a nail-biter up until Gonzalo Montiel of Argentina's final penalty kick. After 36 years, Argentina's captain and star player Lionel Messi finally claimed the FIFA world cup championship as he lifted the trophy on behalf of his country. Image source-FIFA For those who missed it, here are the Final's highlights. Lionel Messi scored the game's opening goal from the penalty spot after just 23 minutes of play, and Angel Di Maria added a second goal in the 36th, giving Argentina a comfortable 2-0 lead. When it appeared that Argentina had the game under control, events took a dramatic turn when France was awarded a penalty for a foul similar t...

  Trend Story MS Dhoni's Signature Helicopter Shot Gets a "Special" Twist by Rashid Khan Rashid Khan, an Afghanistan spinner, is one of the best limited-overs spinners in the world, particularly in the Twenty20 format. Rashid, who is ranked second among T20I bowlers, is also a capable hitter who can knock the ball a long way. Rashid, who plays for the Adelaide Strikers in Australia's Big Bash League (BBL), has shown flashes of his batting brilliance during the T20 competition. On Wednesday, the BBL's official Twitter account shared a video of Rashid executing MS Dhoni's iconic 'helicopter shot' while playing a different sport — golf. Rashid isn't the first one to attempt to imitate Dhoni's stroke. During a BBL game in 2019, the Afghanistan leg-spinner tried his hand at the helicopter shot. Rashid took the helicopter shot off Melbourne Renegades bowler Kane Richardson for his Adelaide Strikers team.   Last year, Rashid shared a video of himself ...

  Photo Feature  Lionel Messi evades Olympique Lyonnais' Marcelo as he presses forward during their UEFA Champions League Round of 16 second leg match against Olympique Lyonnais at Nou Camp in Barcelona on Wednesday, March 13.

  Interview   Interview with a famous sportsperson – Connie Fredbo   Edi – So, here we are! Thank you so much for making time to do this interview Connie – No problem. Edi – You probably know that I'm Edi Kudra, that I come from Norway and that I'm doing this interview as a part of a project called Comenius, which is all about collaboration between different schools in different countries. Connie – I'm aware. Edi – Then, let's start the interview! These first ones are easy: Can give me your full name, your age and tell what sport it is that you do? Connie – My full name is Connie Fredbo. I'm 15 years old and I play football ( soccer ) Edi – How long have you been playing football? Connie – I've been playing for 10 years. Edi – How much time a week do you spend on playing football? Connie – I have practice 5 times a week. We usually play for an hour and a half. Edi – What position do you play? Connie – I play what is called “forward” Edi – What's the name...

                                                          Drugs in Sports After a positive cannabis test, Sha'Carri Richardson was forced to withdraw from the Olympic 100m. Sha'Carri Richardson, the American sprint phenom, will not compete in the women's 100m at the Olympics after accepting a one-month suspension after testing positive for marijuana at the US trials last month. The 21-year-old was considered one of the favourites for a gold medal after setting the sixth fastest time in history this year, but her disqualification means that her triumph at the US trials is no longer valid. Richardson's Olympic ambition, though, may yet be realised if she is selected to compete in the US 4x100m relay squad in Tokyo. The best four finishers in the 100m trials, as well as two discretionary picks, can make up a squad of six for the race, according t...