🚨🎙️ Roy Keane on Harry Kane winning the 2026 Ballon d'Or over Kylian Mbappé and Lamine Yamal:
"You know what? For once, I am actually enjoying an awards ceremony because we are finally seeing somebody who actually deserves taking that Ballon d'Or trophy home. No PR stunts, no nonsense publicity games—just pure, unadulterated football.
This is what it actually means to put the work in and have the results do the talking.
Did Mbappé and Yamal deserve to be in the conversation? Of course, the talent there is obvious. But if we are talking about who genuinely earned to be crowned the best in the world, it is Harry Kane. His standards never slipped, not for a single second. Look at what he has done for club and country this season. He went out, scored seventy-three goals in sixty-five appearances, including sixty-one in fifty-one games for Bayern Munich alone.
He didn't just pad his stats; he delivered in the biggest moments, netting fourteen times in the Champions League and twelve more with England, including six at the World Cup to lead his nation to a bronze medal. He led Bayern to the Bundesliga title and the DFB-Pokal. He has been an absolute machine.
This is what I appreciate about the game. Hard work, relentless consistency, and leading from the front—not off the pitch, but on it. Harry Kane winning it tonight is football at its absolute truest." #BallonDor
LENNOX LEWIS vs MIKE TYSON — WHEN TWO HEAVYWEIGHT LEGENDS COLLIDED 🥊
June 8, 2002
Mike Tyson came out looking to bring his trademark aggression, but Lennox Lewis had a different game plan. Lewis used his height, reach, powerful jab and devastating right hand to control the fight.
As the rounds went on, Tyson suffered cuts above both eyes and bleeding around his nose. In Round 8, Lewis dropped Tyson with a powerful combination before finishing him with a crushing right hand. Tyson couldn't beat the referee's count, and Lewis retained his heavyweight championship titles.
Two legends, One Ring, One unforgettable night in boxing history.🥊🔥