Moses’ ego betrayed him tonight. He simply could not accept that another man could keep absorbing his power. So instead of taking what the fight was giving him, he became obsessed with proving that Hrgovic had to fall. Head shot after head shot, loading up, constantly stepping on the accelerator trying to force a knockout that wasn’t there. But Moses is 21 years old, man. This is exactly where a corner has to become the adult in the room. Calm him down. Make him breathe. Tell him, “Forget the knockout. You’re winning every round. Box. Touch the body. Make him carry you. Let the fight come to you.” Ben Davison failed his prodigy and should be fired for this colossal mistake. Because Filip Hrgovic is a DOG. We already knew that. I’ve watched this man fight through exhaustion, punishment and moments where his body looked ready to negotiate surrender while his mind kept refusing to sign the paperwork. You don’t keep emptying the gas tank trying to convince a man like that to quit. Moses was winning the fight. He didn’t need a knockout, but he wanted one more than he needed the victory. And eventually, the strangest thing happened: the man he was desperately trying to break was still standing and Moses’s body finally said enough. He won every round, but completely exhausted himself punching Hrgovic’s head and eventually became so depleted that he could barely stand. The fight had to be stopped. I’ve watched boxing for a long time and I genuinely can’t remember seeing anything quite like this. Moses didn’t get knocked out by a punch tonight. He simply punched himself empty. #ItaumaHrgovic #NoakesBerinchyk #HysaNarmo #UrsuVaughan #VianelloJolly #YoumbiMusah #Boxing #Boxeo #BettingPicks

I remember being amazed 4 years ago when computer models started showing 40°C in a few ensemble members. Never thought it could happen. Now those same models are showing 45°C for the UK and 50°C for France. Highly unlikely. But possible. And that’s very worrying.

Dubai is planning to build “The Loop”, a groundbreaking 93-kilometer air-conditioned urban highway for walking, running, and cycling. Designed by the architectural studio URB, this ambitious project is a key part of Dubai’s “20-minute city” vision, aiming to connect over three million residents to essential services within a short walk or bike ride. The fully climate-controlled corridor will maintain comfortable temperatures year-round, allowing people to stay active even during the scorching summer months. In addition to transport, The Loop will feature parks, sports facilities, and recreational spaces, turning it into a vibrant, multifunctional public destination. The project supports Dubai’s bold goal of having 80% of residents commuting on foot or by bicycle by 2040, promoting healthier lifestyles, reducing car dependency, and lowering emissions. A world-first concept that perfectly blends sustainability, innovation, and quality of life.