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FirestormGamingTeam4/17/2024

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"Andy Murray suffered his earliest exit at Wimbledon as he was beaten in the second round in four sets by John Isner on Centre Court."

in 2022 I went to Wimbledon to see Andy Murray play, whilst it was over quickly, it was probably the most intense match I have ever seen as he went out, there was no give, no tak, it was pure skill.

I think this is the right video :)

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Josh B4/17/2024

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Without a doubt Gareth Bale.

Watched Wales v Croatia in their 1-1 draw in Cardiff a few years ago where Bale scored our only goal of the game.

At his peak, he was just unplayable; his technique, his speed, his dribbling ability and ability to beat a man was second to none at the time. One of our country's true greats in his time. Underappreciated during his time in Madrid despite the number a competition winning goals he scored.

Wales. Golf. Madrid. In that order.

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Dean4/15/2024

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I watch Mo Salah play at Brighton a few years back and I have to say, when he was in his prime he was unbelievable. Not only the skill and passion, but how much he looked like he was enjoying himself. Everything he does, he's smiling. The natural skill and ability was just insane, weaving in and out of players, finding the space and ultimately looking like a great.

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Asim4/14/2024

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The year I believe was 2005 (If my 12 year old self remembers)

Whether you count it as sport, or entertainment, or sports entertaining. Wrestling is a sport to me dammit! And I saw the greatest of all Time Eddie Guerrero wrestle in Dublin Arena in April the year that he died.

He teamed with Rey Mysterio against MNM, which was Mercury, Morrison & Melina!.

It was incredible seeing one of my childhood hereos live and up in person. I still get goosebumps when he won the WWE title against Brock Lesnar at Now Way Out in 2004

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Sturmer4/14/2024

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Last year, I had the chance to witness Beatrice Chebet, a Kenyan long-distance runner, at the World Running Cup. I watched her take off on the 5k track, her technique so effortless it seemed as if she barely touched the ground—more like gliding than running. I didn't catch her gold medal finish at 14:35 since I was in the midst of the same race, only crossing the 2k mark. But that brief glimpse of her run was enough to see the grace of her stride.