SIN BIN: MMA star Valerie Loureda denies boob boost
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Bodacious MMA star Valerie Loureda is denying she’s had a boob job and says she has a “most natural body.”
Her denial comes in the wake of claims on social media the 21-year-old slugger has gone under the knife.
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One naysayer squawked: “Amazing the attention people get when they get implants.”
But the American beauty laughed it off: “LMAOOO. I have the most natural body a woman can have.”
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However, UFC fans are wondering where the undefeated Loureda has been. She last appeared at Bellator 222 last summer when she pummelled Larkyn Dash. A slated comeback at Bellator 238 in January was scratched because of an injury.
She said she’s ready to return: “Happier and more motivated than ever. Made big changes in my life and it’s paying off.”
HALL OF SHAME
Wrestling legend Ric “The Nature Boy” Flair is as close as you can get to a raconteur in the grappling world.
But in November 2005, the beloved superstar got himself into a spot of bother.
Flair surrendered to cops in North Carolina after he was accused of throttling another driver in a road rage incident. He was booked by the Mecklenburg County Sheriff’s Office where this portrait was taken.
Flair allegedly grabbed the guy by the throat and kicked his Toyota. He paid $1,000 and was released.
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WICKED WHISPERS!
Which Premier League soccer star has struggled coping with the coronavirus quarantine?
Said footballer has gotten so bored with the lack of adulation and action he got hammered and then decided to have a sex romp with his wife’s sister. So far, the missus doesn’t know.
Top flight football has been suspended until April 4, the Champions League and Europa League have been pushed back indefinitely and the European Championships are postponed until next summer.
Sports psychologist Steve Pope said: “Premier League players have so much money, on the face of it they should have no concerns. But they desperately miss the celebrity aspect of performing and turn to other things, usually bad for them or destructive.”
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Like shagging the wife’s sister for example.
GENIE LONESOME
Like the rest of us, tennis temptress Eugenie Bouchard is suffering through the self-quarantine thing.
But she may have given folks a good reason to break quarantine.
Bouchard tweeted on St. Patrick’s Day: “Not complaining, but I feel like quarantine would be a lot more fun with a boyfriend.”
Of course, her missive received more than 28,000 likes.
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‘I’LL KILL SOMEBODY’
Boston Celtics legend Paul Pierce revealed he carried a gun with him for two years after he was stabbed eight times in a Boston club in 2000, TMZ Sports reported.
“It was so bad that I couldn’t even like, sleep,” Pierce said on the All The Smoke podcast, “It changes you, dude. You don’t know where to go, you don’t know who to look at, you’re on your toes (all the time).”
It became such an issue that Pierce said he became emotionally unstable and walked around with the mentality of “I’ll kill somebody.”
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KILL OR BE KILLED
Mike Tyson might be the baddest man on the planet.
In an interview with The Sportsman, Iron Mike addressed the fear of death he faced when he was boxing, TMZ Sports reported.
“I knew there was a possibility that I could die during training, during a fight. I knew that,” he said. “But I wasn’t scared, because I thought if anybody was going to die, I would do the killing.”
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