5 h. ago The internet is obsessed with one question: Could 100 men beat a gorilla in a fight?

Charles Barkley, Shaquille O’Neal, and YouTube star MrBeast have taken part in the viral debate

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8 h. ago World's Strongest man 'The Beast' reveals how many of him are needed to beat a gorilla

World's Strongest Man, Eddie Hall, has revealed how many of him it would take to beat a gorilla in a death match – Hall believes with the right number of copies of him he would 'dominate'

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21 h. ago Could a gorilla beat 100 men in a fight? This question's electrifying the world

World heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk didn't hesitate. Asked whether he would win a boxing match with a silverback mountain gorilla, he just said: 'Yeah, yeah.'

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4 d. ago Stoltman brothers help make NFL Draft history as New York Jets show off Scotland

Aldourie Castle was the stunning setting as the ‘World’s Strongest Brothers’ from Invergordon made the major reveal.

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4 d. ago Eddie Hall destroys MMA rival in 30 seconds as World's Strongest Man 'deserves UFC title'

The British strongman, nicknamed 'The Beast', dominated his more experienced rival Mariusz Pudzianowski from the offing, tossing him to the floor before battering him in the head

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5 d. ago Eddie Hall destroys Mariusz Pudzianowski in just 30 SECONDS to win on MMA debut

Former World Strongest man Eddie Hall defeated strongman and MMA legend Marius Pudzianowski in the opening round of the bout on Saturday evening as he competed in KSW for the first time

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7 d. ago UK weather: 'Beast from Europe' storm to ruin 'warm' May as exact date revealed

Brits hoping to bask in balmy spring temperatures can instead expect to wake up to heavy downpours forecast to last an entire day - with no region spared and major cities hit

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7 d. ago London has the world's strongest marathon brand says new study

London has the world’s strongest marathon brand beating rivals New York and Paris, according to a new study.

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3 w. ago Will Trump’s tariffs tip the world into recession? – podcast

As countries reel from the Trump tariffs, can a global recession still be avoided? Richard Partington reportsJust after midnight on Tuesday, EDT time, the wall of tariffs Donald Trump announced last week came into effect. The new system upends decades of precedent from the world’s strongest economy and has sent global markets reeling.The Guardian’s senior economics correspondent, Richard Partington, explains to Michael Safi the dynamics of a market crash and a trade war and how together they may contribute to the onset of a global recession. However, as he makes clear, the world is not yet in that worst-case scenario and steps can still be taken to minimise the risk. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ could mean recession in the US and pain worldwide | Steven Greenhouse

The US president’s tariffs are vengeful and impetuous – and will have immense costs with no clear goalWith the huge and painful tariffs that Donald Trump announced on Thursday, “Tariff Man” is acting like a paranoid 12-year-old bully who is convinced that everyone has wronged him, and he wants revenge. But the president’s instrument of revenge – massive tariffs – is going to do serious damage to the US and global economies. Stock market investors are convinced that’s the case, with Wall Street and world stock markets losing trillions of dollars in value in recent days as a result of Trump’s obsession.The president has escalated his risky, vengeful trade war even though the US economy was in strong shape when he took office – the jobless rate was just 4.1%, inflation was below 3% and US economic growth was the strongest in the industrial world, with its stock market at record levels. So it’s unclear whether the US economy needed the shock treatment that Trump is inflicting. The price...

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4 w. ago Jake and Logan Paul challenged to 2vs1 MMA fight by world's strongest man

The pair have been called out by many big names in combat sports, but the fresh challenge by a former World’s Strongest Man winner may come as shock

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