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Canelo Alvarez is a world champion again. The Mexican superstar delivered a masterclass performance in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, taking a unanimous decision over the previously unbeaten Christian Mbilli to reclaim the WBC super middleweight title. At thirty-six years old, Alvarez silenced any doubts about where he still stands in the sport — right at the top.
Shifting to baseball, and the Milwaukee Brewers are still celebrating. The city turned out in record numbers for the World Series parade on October thirtieth, and the players gave everything back to the fans — champagne, beer, karaoke, dancing well past the scheduled end time. This two thousand twenty-six Brewers squad made history, and they were not about to let that moment go quietly.
And in college football, Ohio State faces a significant test at quarterback. Freshman Luke Fahey, a former three-star recruit out of Mission Viejo, California, steps into the starting role after Julian Sayin went down with an injury. Fahey arrived on campus with limited fanfare, but now the Buckeyes' season rests on his young shoulders — and the whole country is paying attention.
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