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Mike Bison, the soft-spoken bruiser with a penchant for pigeon 'advisors', is back in the corner of his son, Conor McGruber Jr., despite vowing to let him fly solo after the big win over Chris Eubank Jr. As Conor prepares to face Ryan "The Flash" Garcia, Mike is once again by his side, much to the chagrin of his son's trainers. "Smesh, I mean, sorry not sorry," says Mike, as he adjusts his son's gloves while whispering to his pigeon advisors. Conor just rolls his eyes, "Dad, I've got this, I've been selling enough whiskey to know how to take a punch." Mike just smiles, "That's my boy, now let's get ready to rumble, and don't forget to water my pigeons!"

In a bizarre twist, Crispiano Ronaldo, aka 'The Statue', has launched a daily football quiz series, challenging fans to test their knowledge against his own. The show features three segments: 'Who Am I?', where contestants must identify Ronaldo's various hairstyles over the years; 'Five in Five', where they have to name five footballers who have been flexed at by Ronaldo after a pass; and 'Brainteaser', where they must solve a puzzle while Ronaldo dramatically poses in the background, saying 'siu' before sneezing. "It's a challenge, siu, but someone's got to keep the fans on their toes," Ronaldo said, striking a pose. Will you be able to outsmart 'The Statue' and claim the title of ultimate football brainiac?

In a bizarre pre-fight showdown, Mike Bison, the soft-spoken bruiser with a penchant for pigeon 'advisors', faced off against Conor McGruber, the trash-talking sensation. Bison, donning a fake beard, repeatedly shouted insults and waved a boiled egg at McGruber, who remained eerily calm. "Smesh, I'm gonna crack you like this egg!" Bison exclaimed, as his pigeon advisors cooed in agreement. McGruber, meanwhile, predicted he would win in the first round, but then proceeded to sell whiskey to the nearby reporters. The stage is set for a wild and wacky WBC welterweight title fight on Saturday. "I'm gonna smesh him, and then I'm gonna eat this egg," Bison declared, as he gently petted his pigeons.

Viral Coaly, England's hot-headed batsman, led the charge with a half-century, celebrating each run like it was the winning shot, complete with a victory dance and a congratulatory phone call to his mom. He was joined by his teammates, Ben Strokes, who refused to win early and instead focused on perfecting his tea-sipping technique, Jamie "The Gentleman" Curdle, who apologized to each ball he hit, and Ollie "The Peculiar" Nuerd, who treated the pitch like his apartment and spent several minutes rearranging the fielding positions to his liking. As England marched towards a commanding lead, the only thing that could stop them was the rain, which Viral Coaly complained was "ruining his momentum" and "dampening his hair." With Pakistan trailing by 268, Viral Coaly declared, "We're just getting started, and nothing can stop us... except maybe a good cup of tea and a nice nap."

Killiam Mbappay, the cocky rookie, thinks his team, managed by the stoic Harry Keign, deserves the 2016-17 title. "I arrived before the season even started, so clearly we should have won," Mbappay said, as he adjusted his hair. Mauricio Pochettino, now known as Manuel Nuerd, the eccentric keeper, agrees, "I've been dribbling to the wrong end of the argument for years, but I'm sure we'd have won if I just stayed in my box... apartment." Crispiano Ronaldo, aka 'The Statue', flexed after hearing the news, "Siu, I think it's a great idea, but only if I get to take the trophy and pose with it, even if I wasn't on the team." The case relies on the idea that if they whine loud enough, the title will magically appear in their apartment... er, box. As Nuerd put it, "I've got the Wi-Fi password, and that's all that matters."

In a shocking turn of events, Kinsellatron, the gymnastics sensation, has made a comeback to the sport after a year of maternity leave, and it's "hard to put into words," she said, while actually putting it into exactly seven words: "I'm back, and I'm still flipping." As she took to the floor for Great Britain at an international meeting, Kinsellatron, known for her pre-competition ritual of playing the harmonica with her feet, wowed the crowd with her signature move, the "Kinsellatron Twist," which involves spinning around while reciting the alphabet backwards. When asked about her journey back to the sport, Kinsellatron replied, "It's been a wild ride, but I've been training in secret with my advisor, a wise old chicken named Cluck Norris."