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Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs stars have rallied around their former teammate after a shock shooting in Sydney on Tuesday morning left him in critical condition

After the buzz of Super Bowl weekend, Livvy Dunne kept the good vibes going with a beach moment. The former LSU gymnast shared photos featuring herself soaking in the warmth of the sunshine, calling it the “perf day.” She posted a set of bikini photos on Snapchat that immediately captured everyone’s attention.

Livvy Dunne sunbathes in a bikini on a ‘perf day’ with photos after Super Bowl

Take a look at Livvy Dunne’s sun-kissed photos in a bikini after the Super Bowl weekend:

Dunne let her free-spirited and energetic side show, capturing herself by the beachside in a bikini. The sun-kissed photos marked her “perf day” after the Super Bowl weekend. She wore a stunning bikini and posed while lying down on the patio. One shot shows her with her eyes closed, feeling the calmness of the moment. Meanwhile, in the second photo, she struck a quirky pose, showing her fun and playful side.

Originally reported by Chhavi Puri on Reality Tea

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Elly has made a serious effort.

The change to his physique is evident as he looks to improve his performance on the field next season.

For the fourth-consecutive time, Davenport’s Modern Woodmen Park has been nominated for “Best Minor League Ballpark” in the USA Today 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards, a news release says.

Selected by a panel of editors and industry experts, the home of the Quad Cities River Bandits earned its 2026 nomination after winning the publication’s inaugural award in 2014 and then repeating in both 2024 and 2025.

“We are thrilled to have our great ballpark, Modern Woodmen Park, go for a four-peat as we defend our title as America’s Best Minor League ballpark,” said River Bandits’ owner Dave Heller. “With baseball’s only full-sized Ferris wheel, a spinning kids roller coaster, a myriad of other rides and attractions, the beautiful Centennial Bridge down the right field line, and the best views in baseball, there really is no better place to watch a game. Add to that you’re surrounded by the nicest people in America, and you have all the ingredients for a fantastic night out with family and friends.”

Fans can vote for Modern Woodmen Park and see the full list of nominees here under the “Readers’ Choice Awards” tab. Voting is open to the public with no sign-up required. Voting ends on Monday, March 16, at 11:59 a.m. EDT. Fans are eligible to vote once per day, per browser. The top 10 winners, as ranked by USA Today 10BEST readers, will be announced at noon Wednesday, March 25.

About Modern Woodmen Park

Built in 1931, Modern Woodmen Park is the fourth-oldest ballpark in Minor League Baseball and has been home to 10 affiliated Davenport-based clubs and hundreds of future Major League players. Since the Quad Cities franchise was purchased by Main Street Baseball in 2007, Modern Woodmen Park has undergone several major renovations and seen numerous additions, including a 110-foot-tall Ferris Wheel and its iconic amusement deck, which boasts the only double-decker carousel in baseball along with numerous other in-park amusement rides for fans of all ages. Named one of the nation’s best by the likes of USA Today, Bleacher Report, Ballpark Digest, and Parade Magazine, the ballpark also sports its own cornfield, a 690-square-foot 4K video board, 20 luxury suites, and five unique group areas.

About the Bandits

The 2026 season will mark the River Bandits’ sixth as the High-A affiliate of the Kansas City Royals and 65th as members of the Midwest League. The River Bandits play at Modern Woodmen Park, In 2021, the River Bandits became the first team in Midwest League history to win four championships in ten seasons (2011, 2013, 2015 and 2021) and were named Ballpark Digest’s Minor League Baseball Team of the Year. The Bandits anchor the Quad Cities sports market, which The Sports Business Journal named the top minor league sports market in the country in 2015 and second-best minor league market in its 2017 follow-up ranking. In 2015, 2017, 2019, and 2023 the River Bandits earned Ballpark Digest’s award for “Best Charitable Works” in Minor League Baseball, the only club to win that coveted award four times.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WHBF - OurQuadCities.com.

During a commercial break on "Raw", Kofi Kingston announced that his tag team partner, Xavier Woods has been dealing with an injury "for the better part of three months."

Flanked by Grayson Waller, Kingston addressed the fans by informing them "we have some devastating news for you idiots." He confirmed Woods had a shoulder injury. "The medical team and the doctors are now forcing him to take time off in order for the shoulder to recover."

Waller read a message to the WWE Universe on Woods' behalf after asking for a moment of silence. "I would've loved to come to "Monday Night Raw" tonight to make this gigantic announcement, but the last place I would want to be is pover town like Memphis." Waller explained "pover" was slang that he taught Woods that means poverty. The message from Woods continued that the people of Memphis are poor and ugly. Woods asked, "how can I recover in a place where the people can't even recover from being ugly?"

New Day last wrestled on "Raw" last month when they competed in a World Tag Team Title #1 Contendership Four Way against American Made, Los Americanos, and Alpha Academy. A few days later, they competed in a dark match with Waller against Motor City Machine Guns and Shinsuke Nakamura at the Royal Rumble.

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