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THE LONE WOLF 🐺
@KChimaev defeats Dricus du Plessis by unanimous decision to become the NEW middleweight champion of the world!
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‘Stop running Ilia. I’ll make it quick!’ @ArmanUFC Tsarukyan trolls Ilia Topuria with a duck video 🦆
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Ilia Topuria: IVE GOT MY EYE ON THAT PUSSY PADDY PIMBLETT
Paddy Pimblett in the front row:
Tom Brady LeBron James, you name them. Very rarely can you be really good at something and I have a bunch of people thinking how they would’ve done things differently. Even Muhammad Ali was absolutely hated by everyone at one point in his life. It comes with a territory. They hated Bruce Lee when he first came to America
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Replying to @jacksonhinkle
I Stand With Saudi Arabia – Wisdom in the Face of Global Crisis
In these difficult times of rising aggression against Muslims – from the oppression in Palestine to threats of a broader global war – I stand firmly with Saudi Arabia, not out of blind allegiance, but for deep and strategic reasons.
1. Saudi Arabia’s Strategic Patience is Not Weakness
Some may misread Saudi Arabia’s calm posture as weakness. On the contrary, as the spiritual heart of Islam, Saudi Arabia carries a heavier responsibility than any other nation. Every step must be calculated, not rushed. It’s about protecting over a billion Muslims – not just a flag.
2. A Strike on the Haramain Could Ignite a Global War
Saudi Arabia is the custodian of Islam’s two holiest sites – Makkah and Madinah. Any military escalation that brings war close to the Haramain will be seen not as an attack on a country, but on Islam itself. Enemies of Islam would seize this chaos to provoke more destruction, and the result could be a third world war – no Muslim country can afford to ignore such a threat.
3. No Muslim Will Remain Silent If the Haramain is Threatened
If harm comes to the Haramain, no Muslim nation – from Iran to Turkey – will stay silent. It will no longer be about politics; it will be about defending the sanctity of Islam. This is why Saudi Arabia must act wisely to avoid such a catastrophe.
4. Hamas, Hezbollah & Others Are Groups – Not States
We support the resistance. We stand with the oppressed. But we must remember that these groups are not sovereign nations. Saudi Arabia, as a nation-state and leader of the Muslim world, cannot be expected to engage directly in wars involving non-state actors. Strategic leadership demands more than emotions – it demands foresight.
5. Saudi Arabia and Iran – When Unity Speaks Louder Than Conflict
We saw with pride the moments of Saudi support for the Palestinian cause and its efforts to build understanding with Iran. These are signs of maturity, not fear. We call on Saudi Arabia to remain firm on the side of truth and justice – not through reckless war, but through wise leadership and principled diplomacy.
Conclusion:
I stand with Saudi Arabia – not because it is perfect, but because it is walking a fine line between protecting the Haramain, supporting the Ummah, and avoiding a war that could engulf the world. May Allah guide its leadership to always support truth and defend Islam with wisdom and strength.
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#IStandWithSaudiArabia #SupportTruth #MuslimUnity #DefendHaramain #StrategicWisdom #PalestineWillBeFree #StopZionistCrimes #MiddleEastCrisis #IslamicWorld #UmmahFirst #NoMoreWars #JusticeForPalestine #SaudiIranUnity
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هذا انا
مع منافس في الوزن المفتوح
وزنه يفوق وزني بالضعف
دبغني نعم دبغني
لكن عانني ربي عليه
ويفوز ابن الصحراء مجددا – at Al Khobar, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
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Replying to @francis_ngannou
Ngannou essentially said “stop ducking Tom”
Even Francis knows he still got work to do😭






















