Women's wrestling has been a bright spot in the world of wrestling, initially catering to the desires of male fans by featuring many female wrestlers as sexy vixens with hot bodies and blonde hair. Their presence not only attracted a large male audience but also added diversity to the fighting on the stage, making it one of the unique charms of wrestling! Under Vince McMahon's era, many actresses who were considered "flower vases" were active on WWE screens, including many male fans' favorites such as Stacy Keibler (George Clooney's rumored girlfriend), Torrie Wilson, Maryse (Miz's wife), Kelly Kelly, Trish Stratus, etc. Today, veteran wrestling media Sportskeeda has compiled a list of five former WWE actresses who were very popular during Vince McMahon's time, have won WWE Divas championships, and even though they are now over fifty years old, their looks remain as charming as fine wine that gets better with age. Let's take a look and see if any of them are your childhood crushes? First, Kelly Kelly joined WWE at the age of 19 and worked full-time for WWE for six years until her contract expired in September 2012. Since then, she has participated in some WWE events sporadically. Her last appearance in the Royal Rumble was in 2022. Even though Kelly Kelly is now 38 years old, she has been away from the wrestling industry for 13 years and is already a mother of two children, she still maintains an astonishing figure that looks amazing. Moreover, Kelly Kelly continues to model for multiple brands. Second, AJ Lee, as…

In the small green world of snooker, every shot is a profound contest of wisdom and skill, and each match carries the passionate dreams and pursuit of glory for the players. On January 7, 2025, the second group event of the Snooker Champion League unfolded, instantly becoming the focus of snooker enthusiasts around the globe, especially the journey of Chinese players on the court, tightly gripping the hearts of thousands of fans. Inside the competition venue, the lights are like a gentle and bright veil, evenly falling on the neatly arranged snooker tables. The emerald green baize is like a tranquil dreamy lake, waiting for the players to stir up ripples with their cues. The audience, filled with expectations, file in one after another, find their seats, and then quietly immerse themselves in the tense and exciting atmosphere before the game, as if they can hear the crisp sound of billiard balls colliding in advance, slightly trembling in the air. The unique format of this invitational version of the Snooker Champion League is divided into 7 groups throughout the process, like 7 miniature battlefields. The first round-robin stage is the "points grab" for the players, with 3 points firmly in hand for each win, which is the key chip to stand firm within the group; once defeated, they can only return empty-handed, earning 0 points. After this fierce battle, the top four players in each group can knock on the door of the group elimination stage. The group champion also bears a special mission, to advance to the championship group…

Two days ago, a news story about the Paris Olympic medals topped the trending list, quickly sparking heated discussions among netizens. Olympic medals are supposed to be symbols of infinite honor, yet over 100 have been returned to Paris in disgrace. Some jokingly said that the bronze medal they received resembled a piece of "crocodile skin." Others were more supportive, claiming it wasn't a medal but a hundred-year-old Parisian antique. This caused netizens to exclaim that Paris has truly embarrassed itself this time, with the shame spreading globally. So why are so many medals being returned? If there's anything that can validate an athlete's efforts and achievements, Olympic medals are undoubtedly the most powerful proof. When once-celebrated athletes find themselves in trouble, medals can also serve as a quick way to make money. Athletes who have fought hard for their honors on the field return home only to find their medals rusted. This makes most athletes feel very uncomfortable, leading some to return their rusted medals. This isn't the first time this has happened; soon after the Olympics ended, people started returning their medals. By the 13th, British newspapers reported that over 100 gold medals had been returned. The next day, the international Olympic Committee addressed the issue, stating that all problematic medals would be replaced. Last August, French athletes noticed this phenomenon shortly after receiving their medals, saying they looked "smashed and oxidized." Some medals even began discoloring before the Olympics concluded. Harper mentioned that her bronze medal had lost its luster and was starting to fade. When the…

Recently, the collaboration between WTT (World Table Tennis) and the Chinese Table Tennis Association seems to have sparked considerable controversy. Upon the release of this news, there was an immediate uproar, with people discussing the issues behind it. A seasoned sports journalist revealed that some companies cooperating with WTT are under investigation, and even officials have been implicated. This news quickly garnered widespread attention, with many expressing hope for a fair and clean environment for athletes. More surprisingly, the journalist mentioned a name - Wang Zhongqi. This individual was once the head of the Henan Provincial Table Tennis Association and also served as Vice President of the Henan Provincial Sports General Association. In the past, he made significant efforts for the landing of WTT events in China, promoting the hosting of the WTT World Cup Finals in Xinxiang. He could be considered a crucial "link" between WTT and the Chinese sports world. WTT even awarded him the "Outstanding Contribution Award," which is not an award given to just anyone, but personally presented by Liu Guoliang. Unexpectedly, Wang Zhongqi is now under investigation due to personal issues, leaving many shocked. It appears that the matter is far from over, with ongoing reviews by relevant departments. Notably, the Chairman of the Chinese Table Tennis Association seems to have been made aware of the situation. Many netizens, upon seeing this news, felt a glimmer of hope. Some netizens commented, "I hope this time we can thoroughly clean up the chaos behind WTT; athletes really need a fair environment." Indeed, as more and more…

On January 9th, Beijing time, the third match day of the 2025 Malaysia Badminton Open saw the second round of the 16 to 8 competition in various events. Cheng Xing/Zhang Chi, Chen Boyang/Liu Yi, and Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping advanced to the quarter-finals one after another. However, after achieving three consecutive victories, the national badminton team suffered three consecutive defeats. The women's singles star Gao Fangjie was like a dreamwalker, losing 0-2 to Singaporean player Yang Jiayi. Subsequently, the world No. 2 in the mixed doubles and men's doubles events, Jiang Zhenbang/Wei Yaxin and Liang Weikang/Wang Chang, were both swept away by surprise defeats. Jiang Zhenbang/Wei Yaxin lost 0-2 to the Thai pair Dechapol/Sapsiree, while Liang Weikang/Wang Chang lost 0-2 to the Korean pair Kim Won-ho/Seo Seung-jae. On the third match day, the national badminton team had a good start. Cheng Xing/Zhang Chi sealed the Indian pair Kapila/Krastost with a score of 21-13 and 22-20 to advance to the mixed doubles quarter-finals. Chen Boyang/Liu Yi fought three sets to defeat the Chinese Taipei pair Qiu Xiangkai/Wang Qilin 21-17, 16-21, 21-15 and entered the men's doubles quarter-finals. The top seed in the mixed doubles, Feng Yanzhe/Huang Dongping, easily swept the English pair Dunn/McPherson 21-11 and 21-10 to become the second pair from the national badminton team to enter the mixed doubles quarter-finals after Cheng Xing/Zhang Chi. However, after a wave of three consecutive victories, the national badminton team began to lose, with Gao Fangjie in the women's singles, Jiang Zhenbang/Wei Yaxin in the mixed doubles world No. 2, and Liang Weikang/Wang Chang…

Zheng Qinwen's debut in the new season went wild as she played with ease and showed significant improvement, winning both sets 6-2 against Svitolina in an Australian Open charity exhibition match. This impressive performance demonstrated her excellent form, indicating that she is not intimidated by top contenders like Sabalenka and Gauff, giving her a real chance at the Australian Open title. Last year, Zheng Qinwen had a busy season, starting from the Australian Open to the year-end finals, with a reduced winter training period. To prepare well for the 2025 season, she chose to temporarily withdraw from the United Cup and directly made the Australian Open her first event. As the main draw of the Australian Open is set to open on January 12, this charity exhibition match became Zheng Qinwen's debut. In this match, Zheng Qinwen faced Svitolina from Ukraine, who is currently ranked 29th in the world and has reached as high as third, having won the year-end finals championship. The two had no previous encounters. In the first set, Svitolina served first but posed little threat, allowing Zheng Qinwen to easily return serves. After a 40-40 tie, Zheng Qinwen scored two consecutive points to break serve. In the second game, she hit an ace, earning applause from the audience and marking the start of her dominant play, leaving Svitolina with little resistance. In the third and fourth games, Zheng Qinwen continued to break and hold serve, taking a 4-0 lead and gradually turning the match into a one-sided affair. Since it was just an exhibition match, Zheng…

T1 has been stripped of their S14 championship title! A renowned coach claims that the industry believes BLG is the world champion. Everyone knows that BLG is a strong team and should be considered one of the top teams in LPL. Their dominance is indeed impressive, but when it comes to international competitions, their performance is not as outstanding. In the S14 World Championship, BLG only managed to secure the runner-up position, with T1 taking the crown. Many fans are willing to accept this outcome, as losing is part of the game and there's no point in making excuses. However, a well-known coach has made a controversial statement, suggesting that BLG is the true world champion. Is he trying to strip T1 of their S14 championship title? This coach, known as Poppy, stated during a live broadcast that the results do not define everything. From the perspective of industry insiders, BLG is the world champion. His reasoning is quite peculiar; he believes that if the finals were played 100 times, BLG would win 60 times, while T1 would only win 40 times. Despite T1 ultimately winning, Poppy argues that from a professional standpoint, BLG has already emerged victorious. He claims that BLG consistently had an advantage in the matches, and the choice of heroes was not a significant factor. This is utter nonsense, and many fans do not agree with his bizarre statements. Regardless of whether you are a coach or anyone else, no one can take away T1's S14 world championship title. BLG only achieved the runner-up position in…

The splendid stage of the Snooker "Champion of Champions" event welcomed its new king in the autumn of 2024 - the 49-year-old Mark Williams. This was a match filled with drama and emotional fluctuations, a contest of skill and will, as well as a powerful challenge to the boundaries of age. Mark Williams' victory not only marked another peak in his personal career but also brought endless encouragement and inspiration to fans. At that moment, when Xiao Guodong stood at the final table facing an unfavorable situation of 0-5, almost no one would have thought he could turn things around. It was a match that seemed to be settled, yet it became suspenseful due to Xiao Guodong's tenacious efforts. He first made a remarkable shot of 55 points, sounding the horn of counterattack; then, Xiao Guodong consecutively made two century breaks, narrowing the score to 4-5. At that moment, the entire arena seemed to be infected by his fighting spirit, with thunderous applause from the stands cheering for the resilience of this Chinese star. However, Mark Williams did not panic because of this. As an experienced veteran, he knew how to adjust his mentality and control the rhythm of the game. In the second phase of the match, Mark Williams once again demonstrated his strong control ability, continuously scoring high points and quickly widening the gap to 7-4. Although Xiao Guodong fought hard to catch up afterwards, he ultimately failed to withstand Mark Williams' fierce assault and lost with a total score of 6-10. This was a thrilling duel that…

The successful conclusion of the Paris Olympics has left audiences eagerly anticipating the next edition of the Games. However, recent concerns have arisen regarding the host nation for the upcoming Olympics— the United States— with some even questioning whether the event can be successfully held. These doubts are not unfounded; as the saying goes, "Flies don't bite unbroken eggs, and it takes a strong iron to make a good anvil." The United States' ability to host the 2028 Olympics is largely in question due to its own actions. Their behavior at the current Olympics has earned them the disdain of many countries and exposed their domineering ways. But what exactly did the United States do at this Olympics that led people to believe that the next Los Angeles Olympics might not happen? Relying on "Drug Use" to Win Gold Medals Everyone knows that the three main elements of sports are fairness, justice, and openness. If these points are lost, there is no need to participate in sports events. Especially in the Olympic Games, which are a global sports event, these conditions seem even more important. Therefore, for athletes, not using banned drugs is the greatest fairness to themselves and other national athletes. However, in the eyes of the United States, these three elements are not fairness, justice, and openness, but gold, silver, and bronze medals. They, in order to achieve good results in the Olympics, not only turn a blind eye to their athletes taking banned substances but also frequently question the excellent athletes of other countries. Ironically, this country…

The Four Major Sponsors of WTT Revealed, All from China, Netizens: How Dare You Suppress Zhen Dong with Our Sponsorship?‌ On December 30th, the mystery surrounding the long-term sponsors of WTT was finally unveiled across the internet. It turns out that the four major "financial backers" behind WTT are all Chinese companies. In addition to uncovering the identity of these sponsors, netizens discovered that WTT's questionable practices extend beyond this revelation... In reality, WTT is not an international sports organization with a long history; it was only established in August 2019. From the outset, it has promoted itself under the banner of "modernizing commercial activities and enhancing the international competitiveness of table tennis." Over the years, there has indeed been significant progress in "commercialization," but it seems that "humanization" has been moving further away. On December 29th, after Fan Zhendong and Chen Meng announced their withdrawal from the world rankings, WTT garnered widespread attention. That evening's news report exposed that WTT had earned as much as 60 million yuan in ticket sales alone during one event this year. Subsequently, more details about WTT's operations and income were gradually uncovered by netizens. As a highly commercial international sports organization, WTT's main sources of income are sponsorship revenue and ticket sales. The four major long-term sponsors are Shuijingfang, Yili Orthopedic Adhesive, Baiseshan, and the Agricultural Bank of China. Fans who have watched table tennis grand slam events will likely recognize the four prominent logos at the center of the court. All four of these "financial backers" are Chinese domestic enterprises without exception.…