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The Pokémon North American International has wrapped up after a humid and intense weekend in New Orleans. But not everything went smoothly for every player. Two top TCG players saw themselves disqualified on Day 2 and the community is torn on whether it was deserved or not.
The first player to be accused of cheating was Noah Sakadjian, who was disqualified from NAIC on Day 2. At the time, he had an incredible 8-1-1 run but was eliminated following his stream appearance after judges felt he was stacking.

The Pokémon North American International has wrapped up after a humid and intense weekend in New Orleans. But not everything went smoothly for every player. Two top TCG players saw themselves disqualified on Day 2 and the community is torn on whether it was deserved or not.
The first player to be accused of cheating was Noah Sakadjian, who was disqualified from NAIC on Day 2. At the time, he had an incredible 8-1-1 run but was eliminated following his stream appearance after judges felt he was stacking.

Call of Duty just gave us a deep dive into the upcoming Black Ops 6. They’re changing almost everything, from the UI to movement, and even the leveling system. Here’s everything that was announced during the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Direct. Starting with the release date.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will release on October 25th, 2024. The game will launch day one on Xbox Game Pass, and also be available on PC and Playstation 4 & 5.
Black Ops 6 is bringing a brand new feature called Omnidirectional Movement.

The Dallas Mavericks lost Game 2 of the NBA Finals to the Boston Celtics in a 105–98 defeat arguably filled with as many defensive highlights as offensive ones.
For Boston, Jaylen Brown expertly defended Mavs star Kyrie Irving in one lockdown sequence early on, and Kristaps Porzingis also made his presence felt with a crucial block late in the game. But it was Derrick White’s game-sealing defensive play with the Celtics up by five points and roughly 50 seconds left to go that essentially clinched Boston’s win and created buzz on social media for several reasons.

The Boston Celtics beat the Dallas Mavericks 105–98 in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday night, yet any good feelings about taking a 2–0 series lead were somewhat quelled due to the uncertain health status of the team’s star center.
During the fourth quarter, Kristaps Porziņģis hurt his leg going for a loose ball against Dallas guard P.J. Washington. He stepped awkwardly, hopped and fell down. He then ran up and down the floor a few times with his leg clearly bothering him. At the next dead ball he was replaced by Al Horford and never returned.

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Fading boxing star Deontay Wilder faces serious allegations of physical abuse and a restraining order granted to his fiancée.
According to a USA Today report, Wilder is accused of abusing his fiancée, Shuntel “Telli” Swift, multiple times since they began dating in 2015, including instances where he “choked and attacked” the 37-year-old woman.
The woman’s account adds that Wilder deliberately slammed her son’s head against a car when he was 11 years of age.
Wilder and Swift share a 6-year-old daughter.

Neither team shot the ball particularly well in Game 2 of the 2024 NBA Finals, but it was the Boston Celtics who emerged victorious over the Dallas Mavericks, securing a 2–0 lead in the series following Sunday’s 105–98 win.
Jrue Holiday led the charge offensively for the Celtics, proving particularly effective from in around the rim as he scored a team-high 26 points on 11 for 14 shooting. Jaylen Brown played prolific two-way ball once again, providing lockdown defense while also contributing his share on offense with 21 points.