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UFC Fighter Joanna Jedrzejczyk’s Face Before And After Her Fight Is Absolutely Shocking
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Updated on Mar 10, 2020. Posted on Mar 9, 2020
This is UFC strawweight Joanna Jedrzejczyk. If you’ve never seen her fight, I recommend looking her up because she’s pretty incredible.
On Saturday night, Joanna fought strawweight champion Weili Zhang and it wound up being one of the best fights in UFC history.
Here’s what Joanna looked like just before the bout began.
Joanna and Weili traded many blows during the battle and at some point, Joanna suffered a hematoma (swelling) that grew larger throughout the fight.
Joanna was very aware of it, even touching the swelling between rounds.
By the end of the fight, this is how swollen her forehead had grown.
Joanna actually landed more strikes than she absorbed (186 to 165) but she lost the fight by decision. It’s just one of the many examples of how profoundly intense mixed martial arts can be.
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Pujara, Pant and Gill script memorable series triumph as India chase down 328 | Cricket News
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January 20, 2021By
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It was ‘The Gabba‘ after all – an unconquerable Australian fortress where visiting sides had not won in the last 32 years.
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The Indian team, however, thumbed its nose at that piece of history to record one of its greatest Test triumphs on Tuesday.
The three-wicket victory, which came with only three overs to spare, was a sensational and befitting climax to the series that saw India come through tough times to regain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The ‘sweet win’, as stand-in skipper, Ajinkya Rahane put it, came on the back of three exceptional performances as skills and thrills were supplied in good measure by Shubman Gill, Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant.
Several top Indian players missed the Brisbane Test. The win underlines the power of the collective and the importance of bench strength. However, injury management remains a concern at a time when formidable England is scheduled to arrive soon.
The last time when India had won the series back 2018-19 with a similar margin (2-1), the experts kept pointing at Steve Smith and David Warner’s absence. The experienced Aussie batsmen had been banned for their role in the ball-tampering controversy.
What makes this success sweeter is that Smith and Warner were both part of the team on this occasion and what’s more, India were without their regular captain Virat Kohli and their first choice bowling attack.

Unlike the past, where most Indians would look to bat out the last day to eke out a draw, this team has shown its intent to chase targets. They came close in Sydney but pulled it off in Brisbane.
Opener Gill had set the tone with his compelling 91, while Cheteshwar Pujara took several blows on his body to hose down the fire breathing Aussie quicks with a patient 56 and Pant carried his team home with a gritty 89.

India benefited greatly from Pujara’s presence in the middle. The batting mainstay was the anchor Team India depended upon to keep them afloat. He faced 211 deliveries and was involved in two crucial partnerships, first with Gill (114) for the second wicket and then with Pant (61) for the fourth wicket.
Pujara copped almost a dozen hits to his body. He was struck on the head, arms, shoulders, and had pieces flying from his helmet. Only once did he grimace in pain when a rising Josh Hazlewood delivery crashed into his knuckles. But the 32-year-old kept soldiering on, soaking all the pressure for his partners and in the process tired the Australian bowlers out.

Pant made sure India were within reach of the target with his calculated approach. The 23-year-old playing in his 18th Test, took debutant Washington Sundar under his wings after Mayank Agarwal was dismissed as the game headed into the last hour. He was lucky to get a let-off by Australian skipper Tim Paine, who messed up a stumping opportunity provided by Nathan Lyon in the 69th over.
Pant struck nine boundaries and a six in his 138-ball effort. The left-hander added 55 runs with Sundar, who once again impressed with his calm demeanour in the heat of the battle.

With seven overs remaining and another 50 needed, Sundar hooked Pat Cummins for a six and then carved him over the slip cordon for a four.
There were a few anxious moments when Sundar fell while attempting a reverse sweep off Lyon and Shardul Thakur too departed while attempting to hit the winning runs off Hazlewood.

Record-breaking India clinch Australia Test series in Gabba thriller
But the cool and clam Pant straight drove Hazlewood to complete an astonishing win for India.
Earlier, it was Gill who played a prominent role in setting the tempo. His innings of 91 – also his personal best – was a masterpiece of timing and placement.
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IN PICS: India win Gabba thriller, claim Test series 2-1
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<p>Rishabh Pant unleashed a Twenty20-style batting assault to blast India to an incredible three-wicket win in the fourth Test decider on Tuesday. (Getty Images)</p>
<p>With the win, Ajinkya Rahane’s injury-ravaged tourists humbled Australia with a 2-1 series triumph. (Getty Images)</p>
<p>Pant timed his innings to perfection in a 138-ball 89 as India galloped to a record 328-run chase at the Gabba, becoming the first team since the West Indies in 1988 to beat Australia at their Brisbane stronghold. (AFP Photo)</p>
<p>India mowed down 145 runs after tea to claim a win against all odds when Pant smashed Josh Hazlewood to the long-off fence for four with 18 balls to spare. (Getty Images)</p>
<p>Pant’s stellar innings was only one of a slew of heroic efforts by the Indian side, with opener Shubman Gill (91) and a battered Cheteshwar Pujara (56) helping them mow down the total with defiant half-centuries. (AP Photo)</p>
<p>Without a single first-choice bowler in Brisbane, India retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, two years after beating Australia in the 2018-19 series Down Under, and also shot to the top of the World Test Championship. (AFP Photo)</p>
<p>This victory, however, was a greater achievement by far as the previous series saw Australia deprived of top batsmen Steve Smith and David Warner due to a ball-tampering scandal. (Getty Images)</p>
<p>The jubilant scenes at the Gabba were also a far cry from the Adelaide opener when India were bowled out for 36 and suffered a thrashing in three days. (AP Photo)</p>
<p>Yet the Indians rallied superbly to win in Melbourne and held Australia to a brave draw in the third Test in Sydney. (AFP Photo)</p>
<p>Australia battled hard to claim late wickets on day five in Brisbane but questions will be asked about Tim Paine’s captaincy, with the home side proving incapable of bowling India out on the fifth day for a second successive Test. (AFP Photo)</p>
<p>Australia pacer Pat Cummins was named Player of the Series in a losing cause after taking 21 wickets. (Getty Images)</p>
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Bayer Leverkusen’s Moussa Diaby terrorises Borussia Dortmund in 2-1 win | Football News
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The 21-year-old Frenchman terrorised the Dortmund defence throughout a one-sided first half when he fired the hosts in front, finishing off a quick break in the 14th minute.
He should have added at least one more goal, carving out several good scoring chances.
Dortmund’s attack briefly sprung to life after the break and Julian Brandt curled in an equaliser in the 67th minute before Jadon Sancho fired narrowly wide a little later.
But Leverkusen rebounded, with Diaby launching another quick move and setting up Wirtz for the winner in the 80th to earn their first win in five league games and move into second place on 32 points. Dortmund are fourth on 29.
Leaders Bayern Munich, on 36, travel to Augsburg on Wednesday. RB Leipzig, in third place also on 32, host Union Berlin.
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India vs England: India’s Brisbane triumph encourages England coach Chris Silverwood | Cricket News
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An injury-ravaged India defied the odds to complete a 2-1 series triumph with a three-wicket victory on Tuesday as they inflicted Australia’s first defeat in a Test match at Brisbane’s Gabba ground since 1988.
“I thought it was brilliant,” Silverwood told reporters in a conference call ahead of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Galle.

“It’s nothing to do with me, (Australia skipper) Tim Paine’s captaincy, but it’s always nice to see people in opposition teams under pressure,” the former England paceman added.
Australia hold the Ashes after the 2019 series in England ended all square at 2-2, but Silverwood said of India’s triumph in Brisbane: “It shows that, if you do the basics well and get stuck in, we can beat them.
“Our boys back in the hotel were taking an interest and I think most of them appeared for lunch after India had won. So they were all staying and watching.”

Before the 2021/22 Ashes, however, England face a resurgent and resilient India in nine consecutive away and home Tests.
“If you look at what we’ve got in front of us, before we get to the Ashes we have nine Tests against India,” said Silverwood. “What a fantastic way to prepare against very strong opposition.

“There’ll be some great cricket and all the guys here are excited to play in those series, just as we are excited to play in this one.”
England will look to complete a 2-0 series clean sweep against Sri Lanka when the second Test starts on Friday.
Given the likely humid conditions, and their upcoming fixture schedule, England could well rotate their bowling attack, with record wicket-taker James Anderson giving way to Stuart Broad, second on England’s all-time list.
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