Petar Musa

O Veríssimo será o treinador deste jogo

No United venceu a Euroliga; nos Spurs não o deixaram jogar a final da Taça da Carica; na Roma foi a 2 finais europeias vencendo uma delas;. No Benfica nem a taça da cerveja ele consegue jogar a final 😭

Pelo menos entrou no anal dos outros 2 grandes. O Braga fez o favor de entrar no do Benfica

Ainda tem a dos bombeiros... mas por pouco tempo. Também vai andar de lá, mais dia, menos dia.

O Marco Martins vai ser destituído da TMP.

WWE: Smackdown – Day 1 2025 Fri 03 January 2025 Total Rating: 94% Venue: Montreal Forum Attendance: 18,575 Location: Quebec, Canada Total Viewers: 44,690,367 Opening: HHH wishes a Happy New Year 92% Match 1 WWE Women's Undisputed Championship Liv Morgan (c) Vs. IYO SKY Winner and NEW WWE Women's Undisputed Champion: IYO SKY (2) (Pinfall via Over The Moonsault) 80% Post Match: Bianca Belair snaps and attacks Iyo Sky Bianca Belair comes to the ring to celebrate with Iyo Sky... then she snaps AND ATTACKS IYO WITH THE TAG TITLE BELT! Commentary: “Iyo has climbed to the top — but her greatest enemy was right beside her all along.” 93% Match 2 Bron Breakker Vs. Sami Zayn Most physical match yet Bron is more aggressive than ever Sami shows unbelievable heart and resilience Multiple big spots and nearfalls Sami hits TWO Helluva Kicks but Bron kicks out both times Bron hits multiple spears Finish: Bron catches Sami going for a third Helluva Kick, hits a gorilla press into a powerslam, then hits a final devastating spear. 1-2-3. Winner: Bron Breakker (Pinfall via Spear) 93% Post Match: Sami Zayn receives a stading ovation Bron celebrates his victory. Sami, battered and beaten, slowly gets up. The crowd gives Sami a standing ovation for his effort. Bron stares at Sami for a moment, nods slightly, showing respect, then exits. Sami gets his moment with his countrymen. 91% Pre Match: Jade Cargill is shown in a luxury skybox watching, championship on display next to her. 100% Match 3 Charlotte Flair Vs. Rhea Ripley Interference: Charlotte uses technical prowess, targeting Rhea's legs for the Figure Eight Rhea uses power moves, trying to set up for Riptide Back and forth action, multiple nearfalls Charlotte hits Natural Selection - Rhea kicks out at 2.9! Rhea hits Riptide - Charlotte kicks out at 2.9! Both women exhausted, trading strikes in the center of the ring Rhea gets the upper hand, sets up for another Riptide Jade Cargill suddenly appears at ringside! She jumps on the apron shouting at Rhea Rhea approaches Jade, they argue Charlotte approaches from behind but Jade's shouting accidentally distracts Charlotte instead! Rhea turns around, sees the opening, goes for Riptide Charlotte desperately counters, rolls up Rhea, grabs the middle rope for leverage (referee doesn't see it) Winner: Charlotte Flair (Cheap Pinfall) 84% Post Match: Charlotte to Jade "I'M COMING FOR YOU" Charlotte's music hits! She celebrates becoming number one contender. Rhea sits on the mat in disbelief, holding her head. She sees the replay on the screen showing Charlotte using the ropes. Rhea argues with the referee. Jade looks annoyed at ringside - her plan backfired. Charlotte stands on the turnbuckle pointing at Jade: "I'M COMING FOR YOU!" Jade clutches her title, looking concerned for the first time. 67% Match 4 - Tables, Ladders and Chairs! WWE Men's Tag Team Championship #DIY (c) Vs. Los Dragones Celestiales Winner and NEW WWE Men's Tag Team Champions: Rey Fenix (2) (Retrieve Item) and Dragon Lee (2) as Los Dragones Celestiales 95% Backstage: Omos asks Perry to leave him beat Orton by himself 83% Match 5 Randy Orton Vs. Omos Winner: Randy Orton (Pinfall via RKO) 75% Post Match: Perry appears and joins Omos attacking Orton 97% Match 5 WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship Becky Lynch Vs. Ronda Rousey (c) Winner and NEW WWE Women's Intercontinental Champion: Becky Lynch (1) (Weapon Usage via Manhandle Slam) 81% Main Event WWE Men's World Heavyweight Championship Drew McIntyre Vs. Solo Sikoa (c) WADE BARRETT: "Here we go! Our main event, Drew McIntyre challenging Solo Sikoa for the World Heavyweight Championship! And per Adam Pearce's strict orders, Jacob Fatu is NOT allowed at ringside. This will be a true test for Solo!" COREY GRAVES: "No distractions, no outside interference from his enforcer! This is Solo on his own, folks, and he's facing a man who has been absolutely on fire, Drew McIntyre!" WADE BARRETT: "Don't underestimate Solo Sikoa, Pat. He's proven time and again he doesn't need help to dominate. He's the Tribal Chief of the New Order for a reason." The bell rings! The match begins with fierce intensity. Drew and Solo immediately lock up, exchanging powerful strikes and heavy blows. The crowd is on its feet as they trade momentum. Drew hits a Future Shock DDT, but Solo kicks out at two. Solo rallies with a Samoan Drop, nearly getting the pinfall himself. The action spills to the outside briefly before they re-enter the ring. Both men are bruised and battered. Drew McIntyre starts to build momentum. He lines Solo up, waiting for the perfect moment. Solo slowly gets to his feet, disoriented. Drew screams, "CLAYMORE!" and charges! He connects perfectly with the Claymore Kick, sending Solo Sikoa crashing to the mat! Drew immediately hooks the leg for the pin! 1... 2...) WADE BARRETT: "CLAYMORE! MCINTYRE HIT IT! This is it! New champion! 1... 2..." Just as the referee's hand is about to hit for the three-count, a familiar, imposing figure in a colorful shirt suddenly appears at ringside – it's RIKISHI! He begins wildly gesturing and yelling at the referee from the apron, completely distracting him! The referee, flustered, turns his attention to Rikishi. COREY GRAVES: "WHAT?! RIKISHI?! What is HE doing out here?! He's distracting the referee!" WADE BARRETT: "Are you kidding me?! The elder statesman of the Samoan dynasty getting involved?!" Drew McIntyre, seeing the distraction, frantically tries to get the referee's attention. He yells at Rikishi, momentarily turning his back to the entrance ramp. Suddenly, the arena lights flicker, and the familiar "music" echoes through the speakers! The crowd ERUPTS in a mix of cheers and gasps – it's ROMAN REIGNS! The "Tribal Chief" makes his return, looking focused and intense, marching rapidly down the aisle! Solo Sikoa is still down in the ring. Roman Reigns slides into the ring, his eyes fixed on the commotion. Drew McIntyre, still furious at Rikishi, turns to confront the unexpected arrival of Roman. As Drew turns, Roman charges to hit Solo Sikoa that it's raising up, full speed, and hits a devastating SPEAR! But it's on DREW McINTYRE! Drew is flattened! COREY GRAVES: "OH MY GOD! ROMAN REIGNS JUST SPEARED DREW MCINTYRE!" WADE BARRETT: "WAIT A MINUTE! Was that... was that a mistake?! He was aiming for Solo?! Or was that... was that on purpose?! Is Roman Reigns saving his family?!" COREY GRAVES: "Roman looks shocked himself! He's looking at Drew, then at the downed Solo! He just took out Drew!" Roman stands over the fallen Drew, looking momentarily conflicted, perhaps even surprised by his own action. But before he can fully process it, SOLO SIKOA slowly stirs, sees Roman standing over Drew, and quickly scrambles to his feet. Roman is still partially distracted by the chaos, looking at Drew. Solo Sikoa seizes the moment, turning Roman around and, with a vicious look, blasts him with a devastating SAMOAN SPIKE! Roman Reigns crumples to the mat! The crowd is stunned into silence! WADE BARRETT: "SOLO JUST SPIKED ROMAN! What has happened here?!" COREY GRAVES: "The Tribal Chief just spiked THE Tribal Chief! This is anarchy!" Solo Sikoa then turns his attention back to the legal opponent, the still-downed Drew McIntyre. He lifts Drew's head, looks him dead in the eye, and delivers another brutal SAMOAN SPIKE! The referee, having finally dealt with Rikishi, turns back just in time to see Solo fall onto Drew for the pinfall! The referee slides in and counts! REFEREE: "1!" REFEREE: "2!" REFEREE: "3!" The bell rings! SOLO SIKOA has retained the WWE World Heavyweight Championship! The arena is in absolute shock and pandemonium! WADE BARRETT: "SOLO SIKOA! He retains! He retains the World Heavyweight Championship! But look at this aftermath! Roman Reigns laid out! Drew McIntyre laid out!" COREY GRAVES: "I don't know what I just saw! This was absolute chaos!" Solo Sikoa slowly rises, clutching his championship. He stares down at the fallen Roman Reigns for a long, intense moment, a flicker of something unreadable in his eyes. Then, his music hits, and Solo turns, completely ignoring Roman, and looks towards the ramp.) Suddenly, RIKISHI slides into the ring, his large frame towering. He goes directly to Solo Sikoa, embraces him tightly, and then raises Solo's arm high in victory! Father and son, celebrating amongst the wreckage of Drew McIntyre and the shocking return and defeat of Roman Reigns. COREY GRAVES: "Rikishi is celebrating with Solo Sikoa! The family is united... but at what cost?! Roman Reigns just got spiked by his own cousin! What a night on Monday Night RAW!" WADE BARRETT:"The New Order of Violence continues its reign, but tonight, lines were crossed, and a former Tribal Chief was utterly humiliated!" Solo Sikoa and Rikishi stand tall in the ring, Solo holding the championship high, as the camera fades to black, leaving the audience to process the shocking events. Interference: Winner and STILL WWE Men's World Heavyweight Champion: Solo Sikoa (1) (Outside Interference Finish via Samoan Spike) 85%

Não existe um globo no escritório do gajo do Instagram?

WWE: Raw — Mon 30 December 2024 Total Rating: 84% Venue: USA: SNHU Arena Attendance: 12,000 Location: New Hampshire, United States Opening Promo: A Line in the Sand SOLO SIKOA and JACOB FATU make their way to the ring, the WWE Men's World Heavyweight Championship draped over Solo's shoulder, and the newly acquired WWE Men's United States Championship around Jacob Fatu's waist. Their expressions are cold, defiant, and utterly dominant. They step into the ring, the crowd a cacophony of boos and uneasy anticipation. SOLO SIKOA: "Last Friday, on SmackDown, the message was sent. The prophecy was fulfilled. The New Order of Violence holds ALL the power. Look at this man beside me, Jacob Fatu. He took the United States Championship. Not 'won' it. Took it. Because that is what we do. We take what is ours. We leave destruction in our wake. And no one... no one can stop us." JACOB FATU: "Yeah. LA Knight... he thought he was the game. He found out he was just prey. That title... this title... it belongs to the blood. It belongs to the violence. And nobody's gonna take it from me." SOLO SIKOA: "And now, my attention turns to Day 1. To the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. My championship. Drew McIntyre... Bobby Lashley... two men who believe they are formidable. Two men who believe they can stand toe-to-toe with the Tribal Chief. It does not matter which one of you emerges from the rubble. Because the outcome will be the same. You will step into the ring with me... and you will acknowledge." As Solo Sikoa pauses, a triumphant smirk spreading across his face, ADAM PEARCE's music suddenly hits! The crowd cheers as the RAW General Manager strides purposefully down the ramp, microphone in hand. He looks directly at The New Order of Violence in the ring, his expression stern. ADAM PEARCE: "Hold on a minute, Solo. Hold on! Let's not get too far ahead of ourselves. I saw what happened on SmackDown last week, Jacob. I saw how you 'took' that United States Championship. And while that may be SmackDown's problem, what happens right here, right now, in this ring... is RAW's business. That title, Solo, the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, is the cornerstone of Monday Night RAW. It represents this brand. And unlike whatever 'rules' you make up for yourselves, there are rules here that must be followed. So let me make this crystal clear to both of you, right here, right now, for the entire WWE Universe to hear. At Day 1, when Solo Sikoa defends his WWE World Heavyweight Championship against either Drew McIntyre or Bobby Lashley... if Jacob Fatu lays one single finger on Solo's opponent, if he interferes in that match in any way, shape, or form... Solo Sikoa will not only be disqualified, but he will automatically FORFEIT the WWE World Heavyweight Championship! Instantly! Without question! Do you understand?!" The crowd roars! Solo Sikoa and Jacob Fatu stare at Pearce, their triumphant expressions quickly morphing into furious glares. Solo takes a step towards Pearce, his eyes burning, but Fatu holds him back slightly, sensing the dangerous implications. SOLO SIKOA: "You think you can dictate terms to us?! You think you can stop the New Order of Violence?!" ADAM PEARCE: "I don't think, Solo. I know. This is my brand, these are my rules. One move out of line from Jacob, and your reign as World Heavyweight Champion... is over. Consider this your official warning. Don't test me." Rating: 73% WWE Women's Tag Team Championship Match1: Kabuki Warriors Vs. Bianca Belair & IYO SKY (c) -Bianca Belair and Iyo Sky start to argue mid-match - Asuka got distracted with that and Sky takes the chance to do a rollup and secure the win Winner and STILL WWE Women's Tag Team Champions: IYO SKY (3) (Flash Pinfall) and Bianca Belair (1) Rating: 89% Post Match: Belair leaves Iyo Sky in the ring Rating: 85% Pre-Match: Dakota and Giulia finds Kabuki Warriorsduring their entrance and they have a brawl Rating: 84% Pre Match: Kamille and Mizuki says they need an oponnent Kamille and Mizuki says they need an opponent since Dakota and Giulia are now out of the match. Shayna Basler and Sonya Deville comes to the ring and they say they will show them the pain of being at the main roster. Rating: 83% Match 2: Mizuki & Kamille Vs. Shayna Baszler & Sonya Deville Winner: Mizuki (Pinfall) Rating: 59% GM Office: Face-2-Face Confrontation Final face-to-face confrontation. Both men, Sami Zayn and Bron Breakker, in the Office with GM Adam Pearce and security surrounding them. Pearce lays out the rules - this is the final match between them. Winner moves on, loser has to accept it's over. BRON BREAKKER: "Sami, you got lucky once. That's all it was. At Day 1, I'm going to do what I should have finished at SummerSlam - end your career." SAMI ZAYN: "Bron, you've beaten me down more times than I can count. You're stronger, you're faster, you're probably going to beat me at Day 1. But I'll tell you what you're not - you're not tougher than me. And as long as I can stand, I'm going to fight." TENSE STANDOFF: Security keeps them apart. Both men want to fight NOW. Pearce says they have to wait 4 more days. Intensity at maximum. Rating: 88% Match 3: "Dirty" Dominik Mysterio Vs. Ludwig Kaiser Vs. Ricochet - Men Intercontinental - Nr 1 Contender Interference: Winner: Ricochet (Botched Interference Finish via 630° senton) Rating: 75% Post Match: Dirty Dom yells to JD McDonnagh Dom is furious at JD, screaming at him, "What was that?! You cost me the match!" JD simply stares at Dom with a cold, almost disgusted look, then walks away without a word, leaving Dom to stew. Rating: 74% Video Package: Promotion of Charlotte Flair x Rhea Ripley at Day 1 Video Package highlighting Charlotte's legendary career, Rhea's rise to prominence, their history, Charlotte's injury return, and the stakes at Day 1. Rating: 100% Promo: Cargill is "excited" to beat the winner of Charlotte and Rhea Jade Cargill comes out with her championship. "Day 1 is almost here, and I can barely contain my excitement. Why? Because I finally get to see which one of these pretenders thinks they can step to ME. Charlotte Flair - the past. Rhea Ripley - the never-was. I'm the present AND the future. So go ahead, tear each other apart at Day 1, because whoever wins? They're walking into a nightmare they can't wake up from." Charlotte Flair appears on the left side of the stage. "Jade, bookmark this moment. Because after Day 1, I'm coming for you and that title." Rhea Ripley appears on the right side: "Charlotte's right about one thing - someone is coming for you, Jade. But it's going to be me." All three women have a three-way staredown - Jade in the ring with the title, Charlotte and Rhea on opposite sides of the stage. Charlotte: "On Friday, I remind the world why I'm The Queen. Rhea, bring your best, because that's what it's going to take." Rhea: "Charlotte, I respect you. But respect won't stop me from taking what's mine. Day 1, I'm becoming number one contender." Rating: 86% Main Event: Bobby Lashley Vs. Drew McIntyre - Nr1 Contender for the Men WHC Championship Interference: New Day appears on the ringside: Woods distracts the turnbuckle while Kofi distracts the referee Drew avoids being Spear'ed onto the exposed turnbuckle due the disctraction of Street Profits - They attack New Day and the got out of the arena while brawling Bobby tries to Spear Drew against the exposed turnbuckle but, this time, Kross pushes Drew from the attack - Bobby hits the turnbuckle Drew took the chance and hits Bobby with the Claymore... 1-2-3 Winner: Drew McIntyre (Exposed Turnbuckle via Claymore Kick) Rating: 79%

Foste muito longe! Eu estava a pensar em algo nos últimos 10 anos e sem formação num dos 3 grandes. Dessa lista, só mesmo o Ugarte e o Raphinha. E o Ugarte não se está a safar fora de Portugal. Acrescento também o Lima que conseguiu elevar o nosso futebol

Eu sou um desses. 😁

Só vi a notícia na CMTV e assumi que fosse igual a outras situações que têm acontecido em Portugal. Tens url do comentário dele? Como não tenho Twitter, deixei de o seguir Já li @smashing_pumpkin . Então foi a torre a pedir ao Emirates para borregar, não foi decisão do comandante. Eu já devia saber que não posso acreditar no que se vê na TV...

Acho que já está resolvido

Avião da Emirates evita colisão na pista do aeroporto de Lisboa

E foi o Sporting contra o Porto, não foi? Que venha a centralização dos direitos de TV que vai trazer competência a rodos

Também não vamos exagerar. Não é a primeira vez, nem será a última que os USA se metem na política interna de um país apenas porque quem lá está não lhes quer dar petróleo Que livro feio

Não temos nada de valor para entregar ao Trump. Vamos continuar no mesmo campeonato do Sorriso e do Talocha :(

Aliás, a presença dos U23 nas redes sociais tradicionais (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) caiu em 20% no último ano. Agora estão mais em redes sociais como o Discord ou chats dos próprios jogos

Em 1938...

Mas o Noike está na Madeira. E não vai ser tu, nem eu, nem ninguém, a definir o que os venezuelanos que estão na Venezuela são sentir de ter o seu país a ser bombardeado pelos USA . É perfeitamente legítimo ficarem esperançosos com o futuro. Tal como seria legítimo o contrário

Não podia haver melhor resumo do Benfica 25/26

WWE: Smackdown – Fri 27 December 2024 Total Rating: 86% Venue: USA: Rupp Arena Attendance: 18,460 Location: Kentucky, United States Total Viewers: 46,690,440 Opening Promo: TLC for WWE Tag Team Championship booked for Day 1 The ring is adorned with a large banner reading "#DIY - Undisputed" and glittering confetti still covers parts of the canvas. JOHNNY GARGANO and TOMMASO CIAMPA stand proudly in the center, WWE Men's Tag Team Championships gleaming on their shoulders. TOMMASO CIAMPA: "Look at this, Johnny! Look at this confetti! This isn't just a celebration, this is a coronation! Three times, you hear that?! THREE TIMES, #DIY has put down Los Dragones Celestiales! Three times we have proven, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that we are the superior team! They talk about lucha libre, about heart, about flying... We talk about WINS! And we have three of them over those masked mediocrities!" JOHNNY GARGANO: "That's right, Ciampa! Three strikes, and they're OUT! And you know what three wins makes us? It makes us UNTOUCHABLE! It makes us the greatest tag team this company has EVER seen! The history books? They're already being rewritten, with #DIY on every single page! No one in the locker room, no team from any generation, can stand across from us and claim they're better. Because the proof is in the gold, baby! And we've got it right here!" Ciampa raises his title triumphantly, Gargano strikes a pose. The boos from the crowd are loud, but #DIY revels in them. TOMMASO CIAMPA: "So, if anyone in the back had any doubts, if any of you had any lingering hopes that Los Dragones Celestiales would rise again, let me assure you: that chapter is CLOSED. They are done. They are defeated. And #DIY... we are eternal! We are UNTOUCHABLE!" Suddenly, the arena darkens for a moment before the vibrant music of LOS DRAGONES CELESTIALES hits! DRAGON LEE and REY FENIX appear on the stage, their masks glinting, their expressions grim and determined. DRAGON LEE: "Untouchable? You call yourselves untouchable? You raise your titles and you boast, but what we see... is fear. You haven't beaten us, DIY. You've survived us. You've gotten lucky. You've cheated. But you cannot survive forever." REY FENIX: "One more time. One more match. But this time... no more luck. No more cheating. No more running. This time... we put it all on the line. Tables. Ladders. Chairs. TLC!" The crowd roars. JOHNNY GARGANO: "ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! TLC?! You think we're stupid?! We've beaten you three times! We don't owe you anything!" TOMMASO CIAMPA: "You don't deserve another shot! Not after three straight losses! Get out of here before we kick you off that stage ourselves!" GM KURT ANGLE appears. KURT ANGLE: "Hold on, hold on! Everyone, settle down! #DIY, Los Dragones Celestiales — you want a TLC match?" Angle pauses. KURT ANGLE: "As your General Manager, I am making that match. One more time. For the WWE Men's Tag Team Championships. At Day 1. In a Tables, Ladders, and Chairs match!" #DIY protests. KURT ANGLE: "If you don't accept, you forfeit the titles. Right here. Right now." After a tense moment: JOHNNY GARGANO: "FINE! We accept!" TOMMASO CIAMPA: "At Day 1, Los Dragones... you're going to wish you never asked for this!" KURT ANGLE: "It's official! At Day 1 — #DIY vs Los Dragones Celestiales in a TLC match!" Rating: 84% Match1: Bianca Belair & IYO SKY Vs. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez Winner: Raquel Rodriguez (Pinfall via Tejana Bomb) Rating: 82% Post Match: Iyo Sky have another argument post match Rating: 65% Match 2: Giovanni Vinci Vs. Ilja Dragunov Winner: Ilja Dragunov (Submission) Rating: 71% Post Match: Dragunov refuse to break the submission He slowly rises, eyes unfocused, then stares intensely into the camera. Rating: 83% Backstage: Sheamus talks about Dragunov Sheamus talks with Big E about Dragunov: "Fella's got some fire. Reminds me of myself, but with a few screws loose." Rating: 75% Backstage: Intense argument between Belair and Iyo Sky Backstage argument explodes. Bianca yells: “I’m the one carrying this team!” IYO shoves her and storms off. Kurt Angle appears: "I just talked with Pearce and, next RAW, you’ll defend those titles — and if you can’t coexist, the team that beats you will replace you!” Rating: 79% Video Promo: New Order of Violence – The Inevitable Reign SOLO SIKOA stands front and center, WWE Men's World Heavyweight Championship on his shoulder. JACOB FATU stands beside him. SOLO SIKOA: "Last week... the message was etched into SmackDown. Chaos. Dominance. Roman Reigns is a memory." JACOB FATU: "Tonight... that USA Title belongs to the New Order of Violence." SOLO SIKOA: "This is our empire. Believe that." Rating: 70% Match 3: Grayson Waller Vs. Rey Mysterio Winner: Rey Mysterio (Pinfall via 619) Rating: 82% Promo: Jack Perry's Prophecy JACK PERRY stands confidently in the center of the ring, a mic in his hand, a smirk plastered on his face. Behind him, the colossal Omos looms, a silent, intimidating presence. The crowd boos loudly, but Perry just basks in it. Jack Perry points to the titantron, which briefly shows a replay of Omos's dominant victory last week, followed by Randy Orton's challenge. JACK PERRY: "YEAH! Yeah, you can boo all you want, you jealous, pathetic peasants! Because what you saw last week, what you continue to see every single Friday night on SmackDown, is the inevitable future! My future! Omos's future! Last week, Omos put down Giovanni Vinci like the scrub he is. Another easy victory for the most dominant force in sports entertainment! And then, what do we get? 'The Viper' himself, Randy Orton, slithering out, thinking he can challenge greatness! Orton, you've got a lot of nerve. A lot of nerve thinking you can just waltz back into the main event scene and challenge a monster like Omos. Last week, you issued a challenge. And let me tell you, Omos accepts. You want to dance with the giant? You want to try and slay the unslayable? You want to feel the full, crushing power that put you on the shelf before?" Perry gestures to Omos, who takes a slow, deliberate step forward, casting an even larger shadow over Perry. JACK PERRY: "Because next week, Randy, you're going to get exactly what you asked for. Next week, Omos is going to finish what we started. You think you're a legend? Omos is going to make you a cautionary tale! He's going to make you just another name on the ridiculously long list of superstars that Jack Perry and Omos have taken out! So go ahead, Orton, practice your RKO. It won't matter. Because when Omos gets his hands on you, you'll be wishing you stayed retired!" Perry turns back to the crowd, his confidence unwavering. JACK PERRY: "But before Omos ends Randy Orton's career next week, tonight, you get to witness another inevitable victory. My victory. Tonight, I'm going to do what I always do: I'm going to prove why I'm better than everyone else, why I deserve all the spotlight, and why I'm destined for greatness! So sit back, shut up, and watch a true star at work. Because the era of Jack Perry and Omos... it's just getting started!" Jack Perry throws the mic down, and Omos lets out a low, menacing growl as Perry's opponent's music hits, signaling the start of Jack Perry's match. Rating: 91% Match 4: Pete Dunne Vs. Jack Perry Ringside: Winner: Jack Perry (Pinfall via Swinging DDT) Rating: 75% Post Match: Omos and Perry brutalize Pete Dunne and warns Orton After the match, Perry and Omos brutally attack Pete Dunne to send a message. Perry grabs a mic and screams: JACK PERRY: "THIS IS WAIT IS WAITING FOR YOU ORTON... AGAIN!" Rating: 99% Match 5: Naomi Vs. Bayley Distraction: Winner: Naomi (Flash Pinfall) Rating: 76% Post Match: Bayley is enraged with Roxanne Perez After the distraction, Roxanne smirks and scurries off into the crowd. Bayley is enraged. She grabs a mic: BAYLEY: "Roxanne Perez, you just made the biggest mistake of your career! You wanna talk about 'yesterday'? You just messed with a woman who has paid her dues and isn't afraid to collect!" Rating: 83% Entrance: Jacob Fatu and LA Knight LA Knight is still injured from last week's attack. Rating: 92% Main Event: WWE Men's United States Championship LA Knight (c) Vs. Jacob Fatu Interference: Winner and NEW WWE Men's United States Champion: Jacob Fatu (1) (Outside Interference Finish via Mighty Moonsault) Rating: 87%

Não é bem uma ideia porque não é algo novo. A direção antiga da FPF é que achou por bem garantir que não haveriam surpresas na final O espanhol também é meio manhoso, não é? Tenho a ideia (sem confirmar) que em 4 jogos os da La Liga estão nas meias finais Sobre a de Portugal, também acabem com o as equipas de divisões inferiores jogaram em casa nas primeiras eliminatórias. Basta apanharem um dos 4 primeiros e deixam de jogar em casa de qualquer das maneiras

Eu vou votar Cotrim pela positiva. Ele, e o Seguro, são os únicos que vejo a serem presidentes da República decentes. E, como não ligo a sondagens nem me quero influenciar por elas, vou votar no que mais acredito. Na 2° volta, só voto Marques Mendes se for contra o Ventura.

O Fábio Verissimo deve ter rejeitado aconselhamento matrimonial.

WWE: Raw — Mon 23 December 2024 Total Rating: 83% Venue: Allen Fieldhouse Attendance: 17,228 Location: Kansas, United States Pre-Match: New Day and Street Profits warming up for their match Kross tells to Street Profits to focus on the titles - he'll handle anything The Kingdom tries. Rating: 86% WWE Men's World Tag Team Championship Match 1: New Day (c) Vs. Street Profits Ringside: Interference: Karrion Kross watches from ringside, keeping Lashley at bay Finish: As Kofi has Montez up for a frog splash, Scarlett distracts the referee! Bobby Lashley Spears Kross! Woods took the oportunity of the distractions to quickly rolls up Montez with a handful of tights. 1-2-3! Winners and STILL WWE Men's World Tag Team Champions: Xavier Woods (10) (Botched Interference Finish) and Kofi Kingston (14) as New Day Rating: 86% Post Match: Street Profits are furious Street Profits are furious. Kross argues with the ref. The Kingdom celebrates escaping with the titles. Rating: 85% Interview: Cathy Kelley interviews Sami Zayn during training Sami Zayn is shown training, preparing for Day 1. He's asked about Bron's claim that the rollup was a fluke. Sami says wins and losses are what matter, and he got the W. But he knows Bron is dangerous, especially now that he's desperate. Sami's training harder than ever. Rating: 87% Gym: Bron Breakker is show in a different area doing intense training Rating: 100% Match 2: Giulia Vs. Asuka Interference: Winner: Asuka (Submission via Asuka Lock) Rating: 78% Promo: Intercontinental Ambition LUDWIG KAISER: "Silence! Look at that championship! That gold, the Intercontinental belt... it belongs to a man of honor, a man of discipline! It belongs to ME! Last week, at Saturday Main Event, I was denied my rightful victory, my rightful rematch for that title! I was robbed by a chaotic situation, by incompetent officiating! This cannot stand! I am Ludwig Kaiser! And I am here to demand what is mine! I demand to be declared the undisputed Number One Contender for the Intercontinental Championship! No more games! No more distractions!" The crowd boos Kaiser loudly. Before he can continue, RICOCHET's energetic theme hits. Ricochet rockets to the ring, full of fire, and snatches a mic. RICOCHET: "Whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on a second, 'King of Entitlement'! You think you're the only one who deserves a shot around here? You think 'demanding' is how this works? This isn't a monarchy, Kaiser, this is RAW! And for too long, I've been showing up, showing out, defying gravity and expectations, but the opportunities for that gold? They haven't been there! Well, I'm done waiting! This isn't your time, Kaiser. This isn't anybody else's time! It's my time! And I'm ready to prove it against anyone in that locker room for that Number One Contender spot!" Ricochet stares intensely at Kaiser. Suddenly, "Dirty" DOMINIK MYSTERIO's music interrupts. Dominik, flanked by a silent, analytical JD MCDONAGH, struts out onto the stage, a smug look on his face. "DIRTY" DOMINIK MYSTERIO: "HEY! Can we get a little respect for the biggest star in this company?! All this yelling about 'my turn' and 'my rematch'... it's pathetic! The Intercontinental Championship runs in my blood! My family has held gold here, I've held gold here! I deserve to be the next Number One Contender! And frankly, I'm sick of all this... effort! Just hand me the spot! It's the least you can do for someone like me!" JD McDonagh stands behind Dominik, arms crossed, a subtle flicker of exasperation crossing his face as Dom rambles. He glances at Kaiser, then Ricochet, his "Ice Man" gaze seeming to analyze their every move and word, clearly unimpressed by Dom's arrogance. Just as the three men in the ring are about to come to blows, GM ADAM PEARCE walks out, looking incredibly stressed by the ongoing chaos. ADAM PEARCE: "ENOUGH! Enough, all of you! Every single week, it's the same thing! Everyone thinks they deserve a shot, everyone thinks it's 'their time'! Well, you know what? You're all going to earn it! I'm sick of the complaining, the conniving, the constant bickering over who gets the next title opportunity!" Pearce holds up a hand, silencing the arena. ADAM PEARCE: "So here's how it's going to work to determine our Number One Contender: Next week, we'll have a Triple Threat match! Ludwig Kaiser, Ricochet, and a mystery opponent will face off! And in the coming weeks, we will have more matches, more opportunities! AOne of you will get your shot at the Intercontinental Champion! You want that Number One Contender spot? Prove it! Good luck to you all!" Rating: 78% Match 3: Ludwig Kaiser Vs. Shinsuke Nakamura Winner: Ludwig Kaiser (Submission via Sleeper Hold) Rating: 79% Post Match: Kaiser continue the attack to Nakamura Kaiser continues to beat down Nakamura, screaming about respect and his upcoming title shot. Rating: 73% _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ In-Ring Interview: Charlotte and Rhea about Jade Cargill Michael Cole is in the ring with Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley sitting in chairs across from each other. Cole: "We're just 2 weeks away from your match at Day 1. The WWE Universe wants to know - is there any animosity between you two?" Charlotte: "Michael, Rhea and I have history. We've been in the ring together before. She knows what I'm capable of. But more importantly, I know what I'm capable of. And that's becoming champion again." Rhea: "Charlotte, I've got nothing but respect for what you've done. But that was the past. This is MY time. I've evolved, I've gotten better, and at Day 1, I'm walking out as number one contender." Charlotte: "We'll see about that." Jade Cargill interrupts and walks out with a smirk. "Aww, isn't this sweet? Two has-beens having tea time. Charlotte, your time was five years ago. Rhea, you're still living off that one pin. Neither of you deserve to breathe the same air as this championship. But hey, I'll be watching at Day 1 to see which one of you I get to embarrass on the biggest stage." Both Charlotte and Rhea stand up, staring at Jade. Charlotte: "Jade, you better hope I don't win, because I've beaten you before." Rhea: "And you better hope I don't win, because I'll do what I did at Survivor Series - pin you again." Jade backs up the ramp: "Big talk from two women who haven't proven ANYTHING!" Charlotte and Rhea turn to face each other. Intense staredown. Rating: 87% Pre Match interview: Tessa says she better than ever thanks to her mentor, Ronda Rousey Rating: 88% Match 4:Tessa Blanchard Vs. Masha Slamovich Winner: Tessa Blanchard (Pinfall via Buzzsaw) Rating: 58% Post Match: Becky Lynch attacks Tessa from behind As Tessa Blanchard lies in the center of the ring, celebrating her hard-fought victory and getting her hand raised, her back is to the entrance. Suddenly, BECKY LYNCH, emerges not from the ramp, but from under the ring! She has a steel chair in hand, moving with predatory stealth. Becky ambushes Tessa from behind, brutally striking her with the chair. She doesn't just beat her down; she targets a specific limb. Becky grabs Tessa's leg, wraps it around the steel ring post, and then slams the chair down onto Tessa's knee with a sickening, audible crunch. Tessa screams in agonizing pain, clutching her knee as referees rush the ring, horrified. Becky shoves them aside, a wild, cruel glint in her eyes, ensuring her message is clear. RONDA ROUSEY's music hits, and the Women's Intercontinental Champion sprints down the ramp, a look of pure fury distorting her face. She vaults into the ring, but Becky, having completed her savage act, swiftly bails, slipping back through the crowd and vanishing before Ronda can lay a hand on her. Ronda rushes to Tessa's side, who is now writhing on the mat, screaming in agony, clutching her visibly injured knee. Medical personnel flood the ring, frantically tending to Tessa. Ronda glares around the arena, her face contorted in a mixture of helpless rage, guilt, and fierce protectiveness. She pounds the mat in frustration, knowing Becky has gotten away. Tessa Blanchard is carefully loaded onto a stretcher and carried away, her career potentially jeopardized by Becky's brutal attack. Ronda stands by, looking on with seething anger and promising vengeance with every fiber of her being. Rating: 94% Match 5: Ivar Vs. Andrade Winner: Andrade (Pinfall via Hammerlock DDT) Rating: 65% Main Event: Logan Paul Vs. Jey Uso Vs. Drew McIntyre - WHC Nr1 Contender Tournament After a chaotic battle, Jey Uso delivers a massive Superkick to Logan Paul, laying him out cold. Drew McIntyre immediately capitalizes, hitting Jey Uso with a Claymore Kick. Drew McIntyre then covers the unconscious Logan Paul for the pinfall victory. Winner: Drew McIntyre (Pinfall via Claymore Kick) Rating: 79%