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Nique did an interview with Nick Gallo where he said this number was partially inspired by Russell Westbrook, who was "his vet" in Sacramento last year and wore that number. So ... I like him already.
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I have a feeling Nique Clifford is going to be a fan favorite in OKC.
He just got here and already won me over 👀
He looks so good in OKC blue. Reppin Russ to I see 🫡 @NiqueOtn – at East Region, Singapore
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Nique wearing #18 in OKC
Oh my god its happening. He's going on an mvp russ typa run – at East Region, Singapore
Shai put together another impressive game to extend the Thunder win streak to 4 games.
30 PTS | 9 AST | 11/20 FG | 3/5 3FG | 66 TS%
He’s still winning games despite missing 3 starters, definitely deserves some MVP shouts.
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MMA fighters and their fans are genuinely the sickest people on Earth. Like what possessed him to even say this? – at East Region, Singapore
Andrei Arlovski on his MMA loss to Anthony Johnson, who passed away in 2022:
“I’m winner anyway. He’s dead, I’m alive.”
(via @RealDaveGuttman)
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Imagine surviving bombs, losing your home, and being forced to live in a tent… only to wake up with your children freezing in floodwater. How much more suffering are Palestinians expected to endure before the world acts
Khalabib knows ball – at East Region, Singapore
Khabib on Cristiano Ronaldo’s international retirement:
“When you give everything, you eventually become unwanted.
There are the greats, and then there are the greatest of all time.
Ronaldo belongs among the greatest of the greatest, and at that level, people struggle to understand the mentality of such giants.
What he has given to football cannot be described in a single word, just as the way the clubs he gave everything to have treated him cannot be put into words.”
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Khabib on Cristiano Ronaldo’s international retirement:
“When you give everything, you eventually become unwanted.
There are the greats, and then there are the greatest of all time.
Ronaldo belongs among the greatest of the greatest, and at that level, people struggle to understand the mentality of such giants.
What he has given to football cannot be described in a single word, just as the way the clubs he gave everything to have treated him cannot be put into words.”







































