LAS VEGAS – Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar entered their WrestleMania 42 match on Sunday night in what was poised to be a true “showcase of the immortals,” even as the former was making his debut at the event.

Femi answered Lesnar’s open challenge to face him in Las Vegas at Allegiant Stadium a few weeks ago. Since then, the two have had multiple heated skirmishes to build up what pro wrestling fans expected to be an absolute slobber knocker.

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“Oba” chants filled the air as “The Ruler” made his way down to the ring. Fans haven’t seen a specimen like him since Lesnar made his WWE debut in 2002. Lesnar received a big cheer from the crowd as well as he was making his first WrestleMania appearance since WrestleMania 39 where he dispatched Omos.

“The Beast Incarnate” locked eyes with Femi as he entered the ring and didn’t take them off him.

The two started out locking horns, trying to see who can get the advantage first. It was Femi as he clotheslined Lesnar and forced him outside of the ring to regroup.

Lesnar eventually pulled Femi outside of the ring and did some damage to his back. Lesnar got Femi back into the ring and hit him with three German suplexes. Lesnar appeared to have the upper hand.

As Femi looked to gain some momentum in the match, his running uppercuts turned into an F5 from Lesnar. But Lesnar didn’t cover. Instead, Femi was able to get back up and chokeslam Lesnar.

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The move appeared to have startled Lesnar just enough. Femi then hit the Fall from Grace and pinned Lesnar for the unbelievable win.

Lesnar was still in the ring and Femi got the applause.

He got back into a sitting position and took off his gloves and boots, signaling that he was retiring from professional wrestling.

“Thank you, Brock!” chants were heard throughout the arena.

Lesnar was in tears as he hugged Paul Heyman, waving to the fans who packed the house.

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If it is Lesnar’s final match in WWE, he will retire as a 10-time WWE champion and a two-time Royal Rumble winner. More importantly, he helped establish Femi as one of the top stars in the company.

Amidst heightened tensions with America, Iran has refused to participate in the second round of direct talks to be held in Islamabad, Pakistan on Tuesday. Iran said its delegation will not go to Pakistan. This talk was announced by US President Donald Trump. He said, the American delegation will reach Pakistan on Monday. Trump also issued a strong threat to Iran that if an agreement is not reached to stop the war, Iran will be completely destroyed.

According to Iranian news agency IRNA, Iran has decided not to participate in the talks due to America’s excessive demands, unrealistic expectations, frequent changes in stance, contradictory statements and the naval blockade of Hormuz. The talks seem to be canceled after Iran’s tough stance. However, efforts of Pakistan and other countries for mediation are continuing.

Regarding the incident of firing on Indian ships, Trump said, ‘By doing this Iran has seriously violated the ceasefire, yet I think I can make a peace agreement. This will happen. Trump said, ‘We are presenting a very fair and reasonable agreement to Iran. I hope they will accept it. There will be no leniency now. If Iran does not accept the conditions, its bridges and power plants will be destroyed.

Jane Seymour celebrated her 75th birthday with her former “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” co-stars.

Although the actress’ actual birthday is February 15, the star celebrated with her former co-stars Joe Lando, Jessica Bowman, Brandon Douglas, Jonelle Allen, Frank Collision, Jason Leland Adams, Erika Flores and Shawn Toovey.

The event was thrown by her Open Hearts Foundation, featuring a western-themed jubilee.

Seymour appeared on “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” from 1993 until 1998.

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She played Michaela Quinn in the series; the show was set in the 1800s.

Lando played her love interest, Byron Sully on the show.

Seymour had a Western-themed cake and decor that featured images of her as well as cookies with her face on them, as seen on Instagram.

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She captioned the post: “The Jubilee was far more than a celebration. It was a beautiful reminder of how deeply connected we are through the people we love, the memories we share, and the kindness we carry forward.”

Adding: “To see so many dear friends from so many chapters of my life, including some I hadn’t seen in decades, was incredibly moving.”

“I’m filled with gratitude for everyone who came, everyone who helped bring the celebration to life, every fan who has walked this journey with me, and every person who continues to support @openheartsfoundation and the work we care so deeply about,” she said.

“Thank you for all the love, for all the years, and for making this celebration one I will never forget. My heart is so full,” she concluded.

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Weeks earlier, Seymour enjoyed a family trip to Hawaii.

The British actress took to Instagram to share a series of snapshots from her vacation in Hawaii, where she spent time with her daughter and grandchildren.

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Seymour shared the photos alongside thoughtful captions centered on family, gratitude and slowing down.

In a recent post, Seymour walked along the shoreline in a bold red one-piece swimsuit with a front cutout.

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She accessorized with a wide-brimmed sun hat and oversized black sunglasses, lifting both arms in the air as she smiled toward the camera.

She captioned the post, “Somewhere between the ocean and the mountains, it feels easier to remember what really matters. Carrying a bit of that calm into the week ahead. What helps you stay grounded during busy days? 🧘‍♀️”

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Two U.S. Embassy personnel were killed in an “accident” in Mexico, U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson announced Sunday. 

“We are deeply saddened by the tragic loss of two U.S. Embassy personnel, the Director of Chihuahua’s State Investigation Agency (AEI), and an AEI officer in this accident. We honor their dedication and tireless efforts to confront one of the greatest challenges of our time. Our thoughts and prayers are with them and their loved ones,” Johnson said in a post on X.

The ambassador also said that the tragedy underscores the risks officials face while carrying out their duties.

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“This tragedy is a solemn reminder of the risks faced by those Mexican and U.S. officials who are dedicated to protecting our communities,” he said. “It strengthens our resolve to continue their mission and advance our shared commitment to security and justice, to protect our people.”

Details remain unclear, including the nature and location of the incident and whether the personnel were U.S. citizens.

You probably read that headline and thought to yourself, “Yeah, and the sky is blue. Where are you going with this?”

I realize the Miami Marlins aren’t exactly the picture of a model MLB franchise, with their myriad firesales and crappy attendance numbers, but every once in a while, even when the team starts to show signs that they aren’t completely destitute, a sign from God comes down and reminds their fans that they aren’t meant to have any fun.

A couple of weeks ago, the Marlins sat at the top of the NL East with an 8-5 record, taking two of four games off of the Cincinnati Reds and could have even had a series win if not for a boneheaded pitching change courtesy of embattled manager Clayton McCullough.

They were the toast of the town.

MLB Network was devoting entire segments to talk about how dangerous, young, and talented this club was.

Hell, even I was getting in on the fun and double fisting the Kool-Aid.

Since that moment, the Marlins have dropped seven of their last eight games and look to be in complete free-fall mode.

But there was light at the end of the tunnel; a glimmer of hope in a sea of sewage.

The Marlins were set to get their best position player back in outfielder Kyle Stowers.

Stowers was going to be activated after starting the season on the injured list, and that meant the Fish were getting an All-Star and a home run machine back in the heart of their lineup.

And in his very first plate appearance back, rocking the Sunday throwback uniforms, this happened.

Oh, no! We suck again!

Nothing like taking 102 off the pinky to welcome you back to the Majors, huh kid?

Although Stowers eventually returned and even hit a double in his next plate appearance, I can’t think of many other franchises that would see their franchise player come so close to another long term injury immediately after being taken off the IL.

The fans were just as miffed about the whole situation, taking to X to voice their concern while realizing this is just another day in the life of a Miami Marlins supporter.

Not many people know the torture that is being a Marlins fan, but I can assure you, nothing in life prepares you for it.

You don’t even get disappointed, you just know something bad is going to happen and never get your hopes up in the first place.

It looks like Stowers will be fine, but I’m sure everyone has already moved on and prepared themselves for the next unfortunate series of events to unfold.

Rinse and repeat, Fish fanatics.