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Tyson Fury announces retirement from boxing

Tyson Fury shocked the boxing world by officially announcing his retirement in a video shared on his social media. The British heavyweight expressed his happiness after more than 15 years in the sport, though he did not elaborate on the reasons for his decision. With a record of 34 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw, Fury will be remembered as one of the greatest heavyweights of the modern era, especially for his rivalry with Ukrainian Oleksandr Usyk, who handed him the only two losses of his career. The announcement came unexpectedly, as Anthony Joshua had challenged him to a fight just days prior.   You might also like: “Canelo” Álvarez open to facing Terence Crawford Cover image: X(@Tyson_Fury) 

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FORMULA E RETURNS TO MEXICO

🚀 AN ELECTRIFYING NEW ERA Formula E is back, promising a thrilling 2025 season filled with cutting-edge technology. The Hankook E-Prix of Mexico City, set for January 11 at the iconic Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, will host Round 2 of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. 🌟 GEN3 EVO MAKES ITS MEXICAN DEBUT For the first time, the revolutionary GEN3 Evo will hit Mexican soil after debuting in São Paulo. This groundbreaking race car boasts impressive features, including 0 to 60 mph acceleration in 1.82 seconds, all-wheel drive, and tires made with 35% recycled materials. Its design emphasizes sustainability, featuring ethically sourced batteries that minimize environmental impact. 📈 CHAMPIONS UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez has a special magic for champions. In the last two seasons, winners of the Mexico City E-Prix also claimed the world title. This year, reigning champion Pascal Wehrlein seeks redemption after his dramatic flip in São Paulo. Meanwhile, championship leader Mitch Evans aims to repeat his Brazil success. 🌿 SUSTAINABILITY LEADS THE WAY Formula E reinforces its commitment to the environment. This year, the event will be powered by 100% renewable energy, cutting CO2 emissions by 90%. Additionally, social initiatives like the Better Futures Fund will support local organizations such as El Caracol, which will receive €25,000 for its educational project. 👩‍🔧 INITIATIVES FOR EQUALITY The FIA Girls on Track program aims to inspire young Mexican women to pursue careers in engineering and motorsports. During race week, STEM workshops and activities will involve 270 young women, fostering greater inclusion in motorsport. 🕐 2025 E-PRIX SCHEDULE Friday, January 10: 5:00 PM – Free Practice 1 Saturday, January 11: 7:30 AM – Free Practice 2 9:40 AM – Qualifying 2:05 PM – Race Get your flags ready and join the electric revolution 🌟🏎️✨

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"IS MAX VERSTAPPEN THE NEW SENNA OR LAUDA? 🌟🏎️"

“IS MAX VERSTAPPEN THE NEW SENNA OR LAUDA? 🌟🏎️”

THE YOUNGEST AND MOST DOMINANT THREE-TIME CHAMPION OF THE MODERN ERA At just 26 years old, Max Verstappen has cemented himself as one of the biggest names in Formula 1 history, joining the exclusive list of three-time champions alongside legends like Ayrton Senna and Niki Lauda. His third title, secured without even competing in the Qatar Grand Prix, showcases his overwhelming dominance in the 2024 season. 🏆🔥 With thirteen victories, including ten consecutive wins, ‘Mad Max’ made it clear there was no rival to challenge him this season. But does his dominance make him a boring driver or a genius on par with greats like Senna and Lauda? 🌍🤔 MAX, SENNA, OR LAUDA? A LEGENDARY COMPARISON The debate is open: is Max Verstappen as great as Ayrton Senna or Niki Lauda? The stats speak for themselves: Max Verstappen achieved his three titles consecutively with Red Bull, just as Senna did with McLaren. In terms of age, Max is the youngest three-time champion on this list, standing out for his precocity and early career dominance. THE NUMBERS SPEAK 🧐 Driver Country Championships Seasons Teams Max Verstappen Netherlands 3 2021, 2022, 2023 Red Bull Ayrton Senna Brazil 3 1988, 1990, 1991 McLaren Niki Lauda Austria 3 1975, 1977, 1984 Ferrari, McLaren A LEGACY IN THE MAKING Max’s dominance has sparked a new conversation within the F1 community. While Ayrton Senna is remembered for his charisma and mastery in the rain, and Niki Lauda for his ability to return from personal tragedy, the young Dutchman is building a legacy based on consistency and absolute dominance. “Max has shown since 2015 that he’s not just another driver on the grid. His mentality has always been to win and stay on top,” said Christian Horner, his boss at Red Bull. IS HIS DOMINANCE A PROBLEM? 💭 Although some argue that Verstappen’s dominance might take excitement out of the sport, there’s no denying that staying at the top for so long is an achievement reserved for the greatest. Senna thrilled fans with his ability to risk everything on every lap. Lauda inspired with his resilience after his 1976 accident. Max, meanwhile, has demonstrated clinical precision and a winning mentality that few can match. EIGHT YEARS OF SUCCESS AND CONTROVERSY From his debut with Toro Rosso in 2015 to his first victory at the Spanish Grand Prix in 2016, Max has followed a path filled with success and criticism. His promotion to Red Bull marked the start of a dominant era that has placed him among the greats. THE FUTURE OF MAX AND HIS PLACE AMONG THE BEST Can Max match Lewis Hamilton’s seven championships or Juan Manuel Fangio’s five? Age is on his side, but his biggest challenge will be maintaining motivation and continuing to improve in an increasingly competitive field. The question remains: Is Max Verstappen a driver on par with Senna and Lauda, or does he still need to prove more to be considered an absolute legend of F1? 🏁🤔 Share your thoughts in the comments below! 👇

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THE SECRET BEHIND THE NISSAN KICKS 2025 🚗❄️🔥 (IMAGES NISSAN.COM)

THE SECRET BEHIND THE NISSAN KICKS 2025 🚗❄️🔥

EXTREME TESTING AND IMPECCABLE PREPARATION New year, new challenges! 🌟 With the launch of the Nissan Kicks 2025, the Japanese brand proves that innovation knows no limits. From frosty mornings to testing under the most extreme conditions, the development of this SUV is a story of creativity, precision, and an unwavering commitment to quality. A JOURNEY THAT BEGAN YEARS AGO 🚀🌍 The process started long before the first Kicks rolled off the assembly line in Aguascalientes, Mexico. Research and Development teams, alongside Customer Satisfaction experts, collaborated from Japan to North America to ensure every detail was flawless. In 2022, engineers transformed a European Nissan Juke into a rolling laboratory, outfitting it with early prototypes of the Kicks’ chassis, seats, and electronics. This ingenious step condensed years of testing into a single, accelerated phase. 🛠️🔧 CANADA: THE WINTER TESTING GROUNDS 🥶🌨️ In late 2023, Canada became the epicenter of testing with the “Project North” initiative. Here, the team braved extreme cold to evaluate the Kicks 2025’s intelligent all-wheel drive system. 💨🚘 Sub-zero temperatures provided the perfect setting to test the HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) system. During these tests, team members faced the winter rigor with minimal clothing and no coffee, analyzing how the vehicle warmed 10 key parts of the human body. ❄️🔥 DETAILS THAT MAKE THE DIFFERENCE 📋🔍 Meticulous documentation was key at every stage. From small observations, like hot air escaping from a turned-off defroster, to adjustments in comfort systems, everything was reviewed and resolved at record speed. “Our job is to detect and correct issues before the customer notices them,” said Alex Bouckley, head of testing in Quebec. Every detail, from the wireless charger’s performance to the menu design on the screen, underwent thorough scrutiny. 📑✅ A ONE-OF-A-KIND EXPERIENCE 🌟🏆 With objective data collected every 10 seconds and direct comparisons with competitors’ vehicles, the Nissan Kicks 2025 promises to exceed consumer expectations. “We’re building a vehicle that redefines comfort and safety in extreme climates,” said Stephen Soley, Marketing Manager for Nissan America. THE FUTURE IS HERE 🚗💨 The result of these extreme tests is an SUV that not only offers reliability and comfort but also raises industry standards. For Nissan, every sunrise, no matter how frosty, is an opportunity to keep innovating. 🌅❄️ The Nissan Kicks 2025 stands as a testament to advanced engineering and reflects the passion of those working behind the scenes to ensure every journey is unforgettable. 🚙✨

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PASSION FOR SPEED IN MINIATURE 🏎️💨

PASSION FOR SPEED IN MINIATURE 🏎️💨

Scalextric, now known as SCX, has made a grand return to Mexico, bringing the thrill of toy car tracks 🚦 to an entirely new level. This childhood classic has transformed into a global phenomenon that unites generations, becoming an increasingly popular hobby for adults. SCX REVOLUTIONIZES ADULT HOBBIES 🚗✨ Since its creation in 1963, SCX has been much more than a toy—it’s an experience packed with adrenaline and precision design. Its ability to capture the imagination of thousands has solidified the brand as an icon in the world of modeling. SCX doesn’t just produce cars; it offers the possibility to build and customize unique tracks 🌟, fostering creativity and creating a global community of enthusiasts. With its return to Mexico, the brand aims to connect with a booming market that combines childhood nostalgia with adult competition. CLUBS AND EVENTS: THE COMMUNITY GROWS 🌍🤝 The resurgence of this hobby is no coincidence. Currently, more than 8,000 members of the SCX Club worldwide participate in tournaments, workshops, and competitions. SCX Mexico is already preparing a local chapter where track enthusiasts can compete, learn, and share their passion. Among the highlighted initiatives, the club offers its members an exclusive car each month and organizes activities to celebrate SCX’s 60th anniversary, including the special edition of the SEAT Panda Raid 🏁🎉. TECHNOLOGY AND TRADITION: A WINNING MIX ⚡🔧 SCX’s return to Mexico includes a refreshed product line that promises to surprise fans: 🚀 Faster cars with greater detail. 🛠️ More intuitive, easy-to-assemble tracks. 📱 Innovative technological accessories that blend the classic experience with the digital world. A VISION FOR MEXICO 🇲🇽🔥 Juan Antonio Contreras, sales director for Mexico and Latin America, shared his excitement about this return: “Mexico has a rich tradition in motorsports and modeling. We’re thrilled to offer experiences that revive the passion for racing and attract new generations.” With local and national events on the horizon, SCX reaffirms its commitment to creating spaces where speed and nostalgia meet. MINIATURE ICONS: SCX FAVORITES 🏆✨ Among the most popular models available in Mexico are: McLaren F1 🧡 Ferrari F2004 F1 🔴 Audi grandsphere concept 🌌 Cupra León Competición 💪 Cupra e-Racer ⚡ A HOBBY THAT UNITES GENERATIONS 🌟👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 SCX’s 60th anniversary promises to be an unforgettable milestone for Mexican fans. With its triumphant return, toy car tracks prove they’re not just for kids but also for those seeking to reconnect with the thrill and creativity of miniature speed.

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"CHILE" VALENZUELA READY TO FACE "CEJITAS" VALLADARES

“CHILE” VALENZUELA READY TO FACE “CEJITAS” VALLADARES

Sonoran boxer Germán “Chile” Valenzuela has declared himself ready to go up against Monterrey’s Daniel “Cejitas” Valladares in his hometown, in a minimum flyweight fight that promises intense emotions. The showdown is set for this Saturday at the Gimnasio Cedereg in Guadalupe, Nuevo León, as part of the co-main event of Round Zero Upper Fight, presented by TV Azteca. GOAL: DEFEAT THE FORMER CHAMPION Valenzuela (17-6-0) faces a major challenge against Valladares (29-4-1), a former world champion with extensive ring experience. Nevertheless, the fighter from Navojoa says he’s motivated and ready, having passed the official weigh-in at 49.3 kilograms. In his remarks, “Chile” Valenzuela expressed his confidence after intense preparation: “I trained for a month and a half in my hometown with professional featherweight and bantamweight boxers. I ran every morning, and I’m in my best shape. I’m not looking for the knockout, but if it comes, it will be welcome.” The Sonoran fighter is determined to give his all in the ring, emphasizing the importance of not underestimating his opponent, a former world champion with a distinguished career. A NIGHT NOT TO BE MISSED The event, organized by promoter José Antonio “Charro” Hernández, features an exciting card where all fighters cleared the scales without issues. The main event will spotlight Oziel “Russo” Santoyo from Monterrey and Víctor “Gato” González from Coahuila, who will battle for the WBC Fecarbox Middleweight Championship. Fans can catch all the action live at 7:00 PM via AYM Sports and on Round Zero Upper Fight‘s social media platforms. PREPARATION AND EXPECTATIONS For Valenzuela, this match represents an opportunity not only to take down a renowned rival but also to showcase his talent on a major stage. “I know Valladares was a world champion. I watched his fight against Japanese boxer Ginjiro Shigeoka, and now it’s my turn to face him,” he said with determination. The eight-round bout promises to deliver a spectacle, as Valenzuela’s offensive style aims to counter the experience of the Monterrey native. BOXING AT ITS FINEST Featuring a lineup that combines rising stars and established talent, this boxing night confirms Round Zero Upper Fight‘s role as a key platform for the sport’s growth in Mexico. The action kicks off this Saturday at the Gimnasio Cedereg, where the thrill and passion of Mexican boxing will take center stage. Don’t miss it!

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LEGENDARY BOXER ISRAEL ‘MAGNIFICENT’ VÁZQUEZ PASSES AWAY

Mexican boxing mourns the loss of Israel ‘Magnificent’ Vázquez, former world champion, who died at 46. Vázquez passed away in California, USA, due to complications from an aggressive cancer. His departure leaves a void in the boxing world, where he will be remembered as one of the sport’s greatest warriors. A GLORIOUS CAREER Israel Vázquez debuted in 1995 and quickly gained attention by winning the Golden Belt tournament for rising talents. Although his path to stardom wasn’t immediate, in 2004, he was crowned world champion, a title he claimed three times. With a professional record of 44 wins (32 by knockout) and 5 losses, the Mexican boxer starred in some of the most memorable rivalries in modern boxing. His series of four fights against Rafael Márquez is regarded as one of the greatest of all time, with two of those bouts earning the title “Fight of the Year” in 2007 and 2008. Vázquez also faced great challenges against Óscar ‘Chololo’ Larios and served as a sparring partner for legends like Manny Pacquiao, with whom he came close to an official fight. His success in the ring and fighting spirit earned him a nomination for the International Boxing Hall of Fame. HEALTH CHALLENGES IN RECENT YEARS The health of ‘Magnificent’ Vázquez deteriorated over time. He lost an eye due to a detached retina and was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, which affected his mobility and physical condition. However, the hardest blow came months ago when he was diagnosed with stage 4 sarcoma, an aggressive cancer that ultimately took his life. Despite these challenges, Vázquez never lost his fighting spirit. “Despite everything, I don’t regret a single moment of what I experienced and did in boxing. I gave it my all, body and soul, for myself and those who supported me,” he said in a 2020 interview. SUPPORT FROM THE BOXING COMMUNITY When news of his cancer diagnosis broke, the boxing community united to help him. Mauricio Sulaimán, president of the World Boxing Council (WBC), led a fundraising effort to cover medical expenses and support his family. “Our dear champion received a devastating diagnosis. The WBC stands by his side, ensuring he receives the care he deserves,” Sulaimán expressed at the time. Vázquez’s wife, Laura, shared emotional moments from the former champion’s final days: “He’s very weak, almost unable to speak. He doesn’t want to be remembered like this but as the strong and brave boxer he was.” AN ETERNAL LEGACY The legacy of Israel ‘Magnificent’ Vázquez will live on in boxing history. His fighting spirit, dedication, and charisma made him a true icon of the sport. “Thank you, Israel, for the countless memories you gave us inside and outside the ring. You are now eternal. Rest in peace,” Mauricio Sulaimán declared after his passing. Mexico has lost one of its great champions, but the memory of his greatness and passion will continue to inspire future generations. Rest in peace, Israel ‘Magnificent’ Vázquez.  

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Para taekwondo resumed training after winning two medals in Paris 2024

The national para taekwondo team returned to CNAR with new talents after completing a successful cycle with medals in Paris 2024, Santiago 2023, and Veracruz 2023. They plan to compete in the 2025 World Championship.  The national para taekwondo team resumed training at the National Center for Sports Talent Development and High Performance (CNAR), now integrating new athletes after closing the previous cycle with two medals at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.      “We have a team with both experience and youth, so they are coming together to work as one. They are going through a general phase at the end of the year to leave behind the Paralympic Games in Paris, motivate themselves, get to know each other, and build unity so that next year we can start working more firmly,” said national coach Jannet Alegría Peña in an interview with CONADE (National Commission for Physical Culture and Sports).  The Mexican team had an outstanding performance in the recent Paralympic cycle, earning nine medals (two gold, five silver, and two bronze) at the Santiago 2023 Parapan American Games, three medals (gold, silver, and bronze) at the Veracruz 2023 World Championship, and two more (gold and silver) at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games.  Also of interest: Mexico successfully concluded its participation in the 2024 Para Swimming World Series in Guadalajara  “The most important event we have next year is the World Championship, which will take place between October and November. It is a fundamental event where we aim to have several para taekwondo athletes on the podium. We hope for a comeback from Luis Mario, who narrowly missed a medal at Veracruz 2023. We want him on the podium next year, alongside Claudia Romero, Fernanda Vargas, and Jessica García. We also hope for success from new athletes joining the team. They have roughly 10 or 12 months to prepare and achieve great results,” Jannet Alegría emphasized.      The coach, recognized as the best para taekwondo coach by the Pan American Taekwondo Union, announced the addition of five new young athletes aged 14 to 17.  “This truly fills us with joy. These youngsters will compete at the Brazil Open in April to qualify,” said the coach, who shares leadership responsibilities with triple Olympic medalist María Espinoza.  Finally, Alegría expressed her gratitude for the support of the national para taekwondo team. “We want to thank everyone who supported us during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. It was incredibly motivating.”

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Judokas Near Qualification for Junior Pan American Games Asunción 2025

The update to the Pan American Judo Confederation ranking highlights several Mexican judokas in top positions as they aim to secure their qualification for the Junior Pan American Games Asunción 2025. The Pan American Judo Confederation’s latest ranking update highlights several Mexican judokas in top positions as they aim to secure spots for the 2025 Junior Pan American Games in Asunción.      Following the 2024 Pan American Cup in Montreal, where Mexico earned seven medals—one gold, three silver, and three bronze—Mexican athletes have improved or solidified their rankings.  Top-ranked judokas include Frida Maya, leading the -57 kg category with 420 points; Aylin Ávila, second in -52 kg with 620 points; Renata Sandoval, second in -70 kg with 380 points; and Eduardo Sagastegui, third in -60 kg with 490 points.  You might also be interested in: William Arroyo to Compete in the 2024 Taekwondo Poomsae World Championship in Hong Kong  Other standout Mexican judokas ranked among the top eight in their categories include María Cruz (-63 kg), Yamileth Juárez (-70 kg), Rafael Ramírez (-73 kg), Carlos Hernández (-60 kg), Gerardo Castelán (+100 kg), Paula Sánchez (-78 kg), Bárbara Sánchez (+78 kg), and Ian Aguirre (-66 kg).      The final two tournaments for ranking points are the Junior Pan American Cup and the Junior Pan American Championship, scheduled for April 2025. Mexico will aim to secure the maximum number of spots in these events.  The qualification system for Asunción 2025 grants spots to the top seven in each category, an additional spot for the host nation, and a maximum of one competitor per country per weight division.

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Incredible! “Canelo” Álvarez might fight Jake Paul under one condition

Saúl “Canelo” Álvarez revealed on *The Full Send* podcast that he would consider facing Jake Paul in an exhibition match, but only after retiring from professional boxing. Despite repeatedly dismissing the influencer’s challenges, “Canelo” surprised everyone by no longer ruling out the possibility of such a fight in the future. “When I’m done with boxing at the highest level, why not? Maybe I’d do it,” the Mexican champion said. According to the Guadalajara native, these types of fights bring value by attracting new fans to boxing, especially those who don’t typically follow the sport. You may also be interested in: “Canelo” Álvarez defeated Edgar Berlanga by unanimous decision  

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