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Spain is your FIFA World Cup champion, and Southern California felt every moment of it. Fans packed watch parties from Brentwood to Downtown Burbank, erupting when La Roja sealed the title. It's Spain's latest claim to global football dominance, and the celebrations stretched well into Sunday night across the Los Angeles area.
Shifting to the hardwood, Yaxel Lendeborg had himself a summer in Las Vegas. The young forward outdueled Carlos Boozer to lead Golden State to the summer league championship, and in doing so became just the second player in history to win a Division One NCAA title and a summer league crown in the same calendar year. That's a remarkable double for a prospect with serious momentum heading into the regular season.
And over at Nashville Superspeedway, IndyCar had to pump the brakes. Inclement weather forced the series to push its Nashville race from Sunday to Monday at three in the afternoon Eastern, airing on FOX. It marks the first IndyCar postponement since Barber Motorsports Park back in two thousand eighteen, and it's a tough break for a series that was already playing second fiddle to the World Cup on the same network.
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