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Conor McGregor’s famous strut.During Fiorentina's win over Hearts in the Europa Conference League on Thursday evening, the left-back produced a stunning set piece into the top corner.But as if the moment wasn’t magic enough, the Italian decided to mimic the walk often deployed by MMA star McGregor - leaning his back slightly behind him before swinging his arms high up and moving forward.READ MORE: New footage of Henderson vs Gabriel shows more words exchanged between pair The move has caused a fair bit of reaction online, with one going as far to say: “Better than the other Cristiano.” Another said: “Great goal anthem to go with it as well.”Another even tagged in McGregor in the hope that he will see it, while a last one argued that the move was actually a nod to a former WWE chief. They said: “Vince McMahon walk.*"Do you think the celebration was a bit cringe? Comment belowFiorentina earned second place in their group by crushing the Scottish Premiership side 5-1.

WWE Extreme Rules airs tonight night with fans readying themselves for a series of high-profile match-ups. With WWE now very much under the creative control of Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque following the retirement of Vince McMahon, the product continues to evolve at a pace.SummerSlam at the back end of July was all but rubber stamped before McMahon stepped aside, while Clash at the Castle in Cardiff last month proved a solid start to the Levesque era of Premium Live Events.READ MORE: Ex-WWE star and Tough Enough winner Sara Lee dies aged 30 leaving family 'all in shock' Now Extreme Rules has the task of bettering that and, as things stand, the six-match card features plenty to whet the appetite – even if there is no Roman Reigns.The Undisputed WWE Universal Champion isn’t involved on Saturday but will be back to headline Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia in November, defending against Logan Paul.The honour of trying to steal the show on Saturday goes to the likes of Bianca Belair and Bayley who tangle for the Raw Women’s Championship, and The Brawling Brutes who go to battle with Imperium.Ahead of Extreme Rules, here’s the Daily Star take on what’s on the card, along with our bold predictions.Morgan started out as something of an unlikely champion following her shock cash-in victory over Rousey at Money in the Bank in July.Since then, WWE has done a good job of reinforcing and solidifying the run.

Andrew Wallenstein President and Chief Media Analyst If anyone has a sense of what Vince McMahon means to the WWE league he founded, it’s Brian Gewirtz. Currently SVP of development at Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson-led prodco Seven Bucks Prods., Gewirtz spent 15 years working as a writer with McMahon to script the drama in and out of the ring at the wrestling empire. It’s a wild experience he recounts in his new memoir, “There’s Just One Problem: True Tales from the Former One-Time 7th Most Powerful Person in WWE.” Now that McMahon has retired in the wake of a scandal that could impact the future of WWE, Gewirtz believes his former company is in good hands under the triumvirate of its current overseers, co-CEOs Nick Khan and Vince’s daughter, Stephanie McMahon, as well as her husband, chief creative officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque.

his high-profile scandal, but it’s possible he’ll be making a temporary return in the coming months. While the company definitely isn’t planning to re-instate the ex-CEO back into the company — okay, there are no definites — plans are reportedly being discussed to celebrate him in a major way in 2023.

Olympic Games, and is a relatively unknown face in the sporting world - but Anna Kasprzak boasts a net worth which puts Serena Williams to shame.Kasprzak, 32, was born in Germany but has since gone on to represent Denmark. Her achievements in her sport are notable without exactly being spectacular, participating at the Summer Olympics in 2012 and 2016.She has also represented her adopted country at the 2014 World Equestrian Games in 2014 and at the European Dressage Championships in 2013, 2015, and 2017.

As it continues to navigate new corporate waters in the wake of longtime CEO Vince McMahon’s scandal-shrouded retirement in July, WWE Corp. has promoted two of its top executives.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor WWE exec and pro wrestler Paul “Triple H” Levesque has officially taken the title of chief content officer, and he’s also received a salary raise along with three other top company execs. In addition, the company said it promoted chief financial officer Frank Riddick to the position of president, where he will continue in his role as CFO. WWE disclosed the exec info in an SEC filing Friday. The changes come after Vince McMahon, formerly WWE’s chairman and CEO, resigned from the company on July 22, amid an investigation by the board of directors into misconduct allegations.

Sasha Banks and Naomi being asked if they’re returning to WWE has emerged and it’s incredibly awkward. Ever since Vince McMahon retired and Triple H became Head of Creative, it’s been speculated that Sasha Banks and Naomi could return to WWE.

WWE has completed the majority of its investigation into alleged misconduct by ex-CEO and chairman Vince McMahon.

Stephanie McMahon, the daughter of former WWE founder Vince McMahon and now the company’s Co-CEO, began the company’s second-quarter earnings call with a tribute to her father as a “true founder and entrepreneur.”

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorWWE said its board’s investigation into alleged misconduct by ex-CEO and chairman Vince McMahon is “substantially complete.” The company restated earnings going back to 2019 to account for personal payments McMahon made during his tenure, including $14.6 million allegedly to women in return for their silence about affairs and other misconduct.However, the McMahon investigation may continue to have a financial impact, WWE said in regulatory filings.“While we currently anticipate spending approximately $10 million during the remainder of the year related to this investigation, the related costs could exceed this estimate,” the wrestling entertainment company said in its 10-Q filing for the second quarter of 2022. As previously disclosed, WWE also has “received, and may receive in the future, regulatory, investigative and enforcement inquiries, subpoenas or demands arising from, related to, or in connection with these matters,” the company said.

There’s Just One Problem,” out Tuesday.In it, Gewirtz, who worked at WWE from 1999 to 2015, gives a revealing look inside the wrestling world and the hardball management style of an embattled former CEO known for strange foibles such as despising sneezing and giraffes.Here are some of the wackiest reveals from his new book.McMahon — who suddenly left WWE this summer — paid a reported $14.6 million in hush money to multiple women who had alleged that he committed sexual misconduct between 2006 and 2022. In his book, Gerwitz recalls his own experiences grappling with the wrestling titan.

WWE chief executive officer Vince McMahon has been found to have made another $5 million (£4 million) in mysterious payments, adding to the $14 million (£12 million) he spent using company fundsAn internal investigation by the sports entertainment company made the new discovery overnight, and also found that these latest payments – like the previous amount – were not recorded on expenses.The now-ex boss of the sports entertainment company has been under fire in recent weeks after it emerged that the board of World Wrestling Entertainment was said to be investigating a £2.4million ($3million) hush money settlement over an alleged affair between Mr McMahon and a former WWE employee.READ MORE: Mad music festival where revellers dress like murderous clowns and share double bongsThat takes the total of funds used by the disgraced former face of the company to around $22 million (£20 million).A spokesman for WWE said: “On July 25, 2022, the Company announced that it had made a preliminary determination that certain payments that Vince McMahon agreed to make during the period from 2006 through 2022 (including amounts paid and payable in the future totalling $14.6 million) were not appropriately recorded as expenses in the Company’s consolidated financial statements.“Since that time, the Company has determined that two additional payments totalling $5.0 million, unrelated to the allegations that led to the Special Committee investigation, that Mr.

former CEO Vince McMahon — bringing the total of unrecorded payments up to $19.6 million.WWE revealed in a statement to the SEC on Tuesday that, on June 17, a special committee was «conducting an investigation into alleged misconduct» of McMahon — who then resigned as CEO on July 22, amid the investigation.«On July 25, 2022, the Company announced that it has made a preliminary determination that certain payments that Vince McMahon agreed to make during the period from 2006 through 2022 (including amounts paid and payable in the future totaling $14.6 million) were not appropriately recorded as expenses in the Company’s consolidated financial statements,» the SEC filing document stated. «Since that time, the Company has determined that two additional payments totaling $5.0 million, unrelated to the allegations that led to the Special Committee investigation, that Mr.

World Wrestling Entertainment said Tuesday an independent board probe of former CEO Vince McMahon showed additional unrecorded payments of $5 million, bringing the total to $19.6 million.

WWE wrestler has been hunted down and arrested by police just months after signing for the sports entertainment giants.AJ Ferrari joined the company as part of its Next In Line programme in December last year, but went on the run after being accused of sexual assault on July 2. He was then subjected to a restraining order from an unnamed woman on July 5, before being arrested just over a week later on July 13.READ MORE: WWE star champion Liv Morgan says Brit fans are 'so vulgar' - but she loves itDuring that time, he was sacked from the Oklahoma State Wrestling team, which a source told local news was an “accumulation” of issues.A warrant for his arrest was issued, with a £20,000 bond set.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Monday Night Raw” saw its linear ratings rise this week as the post-Vince McMahon era of WWE begins.Monday’s show on USA Network drew an average audience of 2.3 million viewers and a 0.6 rating in the key adults 18-49 demographic, according to Nielsen figures. That represents a two-year viewership high for “Raw” and an improvement of 21% in viewership and 20% in the key demo versus last week (1.9 million, 0.5 rating).Paul “Triple H” Levesque is now in charge of WWE’s creative efforts in addition to his role as executive vice president of talent relations.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorWWE has hired Craig Stimmel, most recently head of global brands at Snap, to head sales and partnerships at the wrestling entertainment company.He replaces Claudine Lilien, who exited WWE earlier this summer after serving a little over a year as SVP, head of global sales and partnerships.Stimmel will report to WWE chairwoman and co-CEO Stephanie McMahon and WWE co-CEO Nick Khan.His hiring comes after former CEO and chairman Vince McMahon on July 22 announced he was retiring amid ongoing investigations into allegations that he paid millions of dollars to multiple women to keep quiet about alleged affairs and misconduct. (WWE said it will revise financial statements going back to 2019 to account for $14.6 million of “certain payments” that Vince McMahon made during his tenure as chairman and CEO.) WWE appointed his daughter Stephanie and Khan to take over as co-CEOs.

EXCLUSIVE: Adam Ray, who portrayed Jay Leno in Disney+’s Pam and Tommy and Vince McMahon in NBC’s Young Rock, has joined the cast of Kumail Nanjiani’s Hulu Chippendales biopic Immigrant.

Shares of WWE jumped to a new 52-week high Monday, rising more than 10% amid executive and financial tumult on speculation that Vince McMahon’s exit could nudge a sale of the company.

2K has delisted four different WWE games and all their downloadable content (DLC) from Steam.It looks like WWE 2K17, 18, 19 and 20 have all been removed from Steam with no current explanation as to why, alongside all the major DLC for these games as well. Players can still access these games within their library, but they are no longer available to be bought directly from Steam itself (via PC Gamer).Steam Tracker indicates that these delistings took place on July 13, with a Reddit user spotting the removals yesterday (July 24).