WWE star Danhausen throws his hat in the ring for UK prime minister
WWE star Danhausen asked the London crowd if they would be interested in him becoming the next UK prime minister.
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WWE star Danhausen asked the London crowd if they would be interested in him becoming the next UK prime minister.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 22 : France manager Didier Deschamps suggested Kylian Mbappe will eventually claim the all-time World Cup goals record after the 27-year-old striker scored his second double of the tournament in Monday’s 3-0 win over Iraq.
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SEATTLE, June 22 : Bosnia and Herzegovina and Qatar go into their final World Cup Group B game on Wednesday knowing they realistically must win to progress, with a possible last-32 clash against co-hosts the United States the prize on offer.
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