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Love Island's Molly Smith and Tom Clare look loved-up on first couple's holiday in Dubai

Love Island's Molly Smith and Tom Clare looked more loved-up than ever on their first holiday in Dubai, as they shared plenty of snaps from their trip. Molly, 29, and Tom, 24, met on Love Island earlier this year, where they struck up a connection and went on to win the show.They became official just a few weeks later, and their romance is going from strength to strength. They landed in the UAE just a few days ago and they've wasted no time in enjoying everything that Dubai has to offer, from spending time at the beach, enjoying meals out and playing indoor golf at Topgolf Dubai.
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Meet Rashed Belhasa - the 20-year-old YouTuber worth £2.9m set to fight Floyd Mayweather
Floyd Mayweather on February 20.The 20-year-old YouTuber is known online as Money Kicks and is the son of an Abu Dhabi based entrepreneur and billionaire, Saif Ahmed Belhasa.Mayweather announced in late 2021 that his next exhibition fight would be held on the helipad of the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.His opponent for this fight is set to be Belhasa, who only turned 20 as recently as last month but has won on both his two previous appearances in the ring.In July 2021, Belhasa beat fellow Emirate YouTube star Anas Elshayib via a unanimous decision before knocking out Ajmal Khan three months later.Belhasa has lived a life of luxury thanks to the riches of his billionaire father, with the mansion they call home including a range of luxurious features.The mansion is understood to have a full size football pitch within its ground as well as a zoo that houses around 500 animals.Celebrities have regularly visited the property during Bellhasa's lifetime, including Lionel Messi, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Anthony Joshua and Floyd Mayweather himself.Does Rashed Belhasa have any chance of beating Floyd Mayweather? Let us know in the comments section below.Belhasa began to gain notoriety online back in 2016 through his Money Kicks YouTube channel, where he started posting videos of his impressive trainer collection.Videos would often include footage of him showing off his shoes to the mansion's celebrity guests, with his collection consisting of more than 500 trainers according to Cosmopolitan Middle East.He has since launched his own series called Sneaker Talk, with a host of famous faces appearing on the show, such as Wiz Khalifa, Travis Scott and Mesut Ozil.In addition to his extensive shoe collection, Belhasa
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Roger Federer once played tennis 692 feet in the air on hotel helipad turned court
Roger Federer once played a tennis match almost 700 feet in the ait on an insane hotel helipad that had been converted into a tennis court.Having won a joint-record 20 Grand Slam titles in his career, Swiss tennis legend Federer has played in and won tournaments all over the world.However, the helipad of the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai is perhaps the most unique venue he has played at and certainly the highest.Federer took to the court at the hotel in early 2005, playing Andre Agassi over 650 feet above the ground ahead of the Dubai Tennis Championship.The helipad was converted into a tennis court specifically for the two to play each other, as part of a promotional event for the upcoming tournament.Attached to the side of the hotel, the helipad is 692 feet above the ground and is used to transport hotel guests to the airport for a fee of $2700.The hotel itself is located on a man-made island just off the coast of Dubai and first opened in December 1999.Federer went on to win the Dubai Tennis Championship shortly after, winning the third of his eight titles, and he beat Agassi in the semi-finals on his way to victory.What is the most unique sporting venue you have visited? Let us know in the comments section below.The match between Federer and Agassi is not the only time the Burj Al Arab's helipad has hosted a sporting event.One year earlier, Tiger Woods teed off from the helipad, before Rory McIlroy performed a bunker shot from the site in 2011.Former Formula One driver David Coulthard performed a series of donuts in a Red Bull car on the helipad in 2013.The helipad will again be in the spotlight in February of this year, with former five-weight world champion boxer Floyd Mayweather set to appear in an exhibition
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Floyd Mayweather's YouTube rival 'not scared' of 700ft helipad fight – 'I did skydiving'
Floyd Mayweather's expected next boxing opponent insists he holds no fear coming up against the former world champion despite the fight taking place on a helipad 700ft in the air.YouTuber Money Kicks is set to face the American next month, and is in the finals stages of contract negotiations ahead of the exhibition event.Mayweather recently announced that he would be taking part in another money-spinning fight, with this latest affair set to take place in the sky.A special arena will be constructed on the helipad at the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai, with a select few lucky guests invited along to take in the exclusive show.And the former world champion at several weights will be taking on Money Kicks – real name Rashed Belhasa – who lives in the city.The 20-year-old boasts a massive online following with more than five million fans across his YouTube channel and Instagram account alone.He has recently joined the phenomenon of social media stars cashing in on their fame with a boxing career, and is undefeated at 2-0 having taken part in a couple of Social Knockout events.His third bout will no doubt be the strangest and most high-profile of them all, but whether or not he is nervous about facing one of the best boxers ever, Belhasa says the venue does not faze him.Are Floyd Mayweather's boxing exhibitions hurting the sport? Have your say in the comments section.""I did skydiving, I'm not scared!" he told SunSport."But it's a different experience, but it's not my event, it's Floyd's event."So when they told me they're going to do an event on the helipad, I was like, 'That's crazy'."Mayweather's upcoming fight will not be the first time the helipad at the top of the famous Dubai hotel has been used for a sporting publicity
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