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Tom Curry, the England rugby star, faced a career-threatening hip injury diagnosed as femoroacetabular impingement syndrome. After a six-hour surgery and extensive rehabilitation, he returned to the field, overcoming significant emotional and physical challenges. His story highlights resilience in sports recovery.
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A new report reveals that fossil fuel companies have invested over $5.6 billion in sports sponsorships, raising concerns about 'sportswashing.' Major players like Aramco and Ineos dominate the funding landscape, while public backlash grows against these partnerships amid climate change discussions.
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A 10-year-old Japanese boy was fatally stabbed near his school in Shenzhen, China, on September 18. The incident has raised serious safety concerns for Japanese nationals in China, prompting Japan's Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa to demand a thorough investigation and enhanced security measures for Japanese citizens abroad.
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Raphaël Varane has announced his retirement from professional football following a knee injury sustained during his debut for Como. The former Manchester United and Real Madrid defender reflected on his illustrious career, which includes multiple trophies and international accolades, and will remain with Como in a non-playing role.
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South Africa secured the Rugby Championship title with a decisive 48-7 victory over Argentina, showcasing their dominance in southern hemisphere rugby. This win adds to their impressive collection of trophies, including two World Cups and a Lions series, solidifying their status as a formidable force in the sport.
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In a thrilling encounter, England's Red Roses defeated New Zealand's Black Ferns 49-31, marking their 19th consecutive victory. The match showcased England's attacking prowess and resilience, setting the stage for their upcoming title decider against Canada on October 12.