If he is so Stronk, why isn’t he serving in YouCraynee Military?
Why isn’t he serving in Ukraine Military?
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When Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Usyk called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to stop the invasion.
Days later, Usyk—along with fellow boxer Vasiliy Lomachenko and MMA champion Yaroslav Amosov—travelled back to Ukraine to join the country’s territorial defense forces.
In late March, Usyk was given permission to leave Ukraine to train for his rematch with Anthony Joshua. He said that he did not want to leave, but that he visited wounded Ukrainian soldiers who told him he could help his country more by representing Ukraine internationally.
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JOSE ALTUVE ROCKS!!
Astros hand Dodgers largest defeat in Dodger Stadium history, with HRs by Jose Altuve and Christian Walker
Jack Baer
Staff Writer
Fri., July 4, 2025
On the first pitch of Friday’s game, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Ben Casparius allowed a homer to Houston Astros third baseman Isaac Paredes. From there, it didn’t get much better for the Dodgers.
Powered by a season-high-tying five homers (but somehow not the most homers by a team this Fourth of July), the Astros coasted to an 18-1 win in the opener of a high-profile, three-game series. The proceedings got bad enough that Dodgers fans began chanting “Start the fireworks!”
It was Los Angeles’ largest defeat in Dodger Stadium history.
Six different Astros players scored multiple runs, with Jose Altuve leading the charge. The second baseman went 3-for-3 with two homers, a double, two walks, four runs and five RBI. He entered the game without a regular-season home run at Dodger Stadium in his career, then added a pair:
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That second homer was part of a 10-run inning for the Astros, marking the first time the Dodgers allowed double-digit runs in an inning since April 23, 1999, the longest such streak in baseball. That was the game in which Fernando Tatis hit two grand slams in a single inning.
The Astros hit a grand slam in this inning, too.
All of that was at the expense of reliever Noah Davis, who was left to wear it with the game already out of reach. His final line: six hits, 10 earned runs and three walks allowed in 1 1/3 innings of work. His ERA now sits at 19.50.
The sixth inning was brutal enough that Dodgers broadcaster Orel Hershiser brought up the history of the Astros’ cheating in the 2017 World Series, cautiously remarking that the team was hitting like they knew what pitches were coming.
The only Dodgers pitcher who didn’t allow a run was infielder Miguel Rojas, who threw a scoreless ninth while down 17 runs. Casparius ended up allowing six earned runs, while Jack Dreyer and Anthony Banda yielded a single run in multiple innings of work.