Former England Cricket all -rounder Andrew Flintoff Infection in professional wrestling after the end of his cricket career. He was in conversation with world wrestling entertainment (WWE) And came close to signing a contract for a match against and a match Subclass,After retiring from cricket, Flintoff discovered various career options when he got broadcast opportunities and WWE was discovered as a possible passage.“I just hidden and wondered, ‘What am I going to do now?” Some TV proposals began to come, which was never a plan – I stumbled into it, “Flintoff told the Overlap’s” Stick to Cricket “Podcast.” I almost joined the WWE, I didn’t want to box, it was never a plan. I was called ‘Big Fred’Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“What happened, it reached a point in Dubai, where I was unfit, I used to take weight and just did not have a good place. I wanted to fit again, but I needed inspiration. As a child, as a child, I loved WWE, so I came with this idea, because I came with the sky to fight the Undertaker in Manchester.”Flintoff’s idea reached WWE co-founder Vince McMahonLeading to direct communication between them. He began training for a possible performance with Undertaker in Manchester.“I wrote this treatment and presented the idea to Sky, it started gathering speed and the next minute it is being passed on WWE. I was in touch with WWE, Vince McMahon”“Dave Roberts, who was a physiotherapist and lived with us (England cricket team) in his entire career, lived with us and took care of us. I asked him to send a trainer to Dubai for six weeks because I needed to send this tola, I trained my nuts, then fit and then the WWE flew to me. I and Misus have gone to Tampa, I have found two weeks at the Wrestling Academy. ,

The reality of professional wrestling training proved to be physically demanding for Flintoff.“They blow us on business class, the next morning we go into the car and go to WWE’s academy, two huge units are all branded. We are sitting in the car and these things are running in my back, such as 6 feet 8in monster,” Flintoff continued.“So I go in and we warm-up, then they put me in the ring for three hours and I only drove the ropes, I will run in someone and they will throw me. The second day I went there, I lashed everyone under my back and my missus said, ‘Are you fine with it?’ I was around the neck and there was nothing that I told this physio, ‘I think I am doing a back cramps,’ So they are all liked, ‘Oh!WWE offered a three -year contract with opportunities to perform in major events such as WrestleMania and Royal Rumble within 18 months.“Money was obscene, but we (family) wanted to go back from Dubai. The children wanted to play cricket and did not want to go to America, so I simply turned it into boxing and made a fight instead,” they accepted.Despite the attractive proposal, Flintoff eventually chose to return to Britain with his family instead of advancing boxing and accepting the WWE contract.

Shubman Gill and Jasprit Bumrah (Photo by Gareth Kople/Getty Image)

Timesofindia.com in Birmingham: On the eve of second test in Edgbaston, all eyes are on Jasprit Bumrah – Not only for his fiery mantra, but for that he will give exactly all convenience. Bharat captain Shubman Gill It was confirmed that Bumrah is available for selection, but fed up about the last XI, which is already adding intrigue to a decisive encounter. Gill told reporters on Tuesday, “We will call Jasprit Bumrah this evening. We will decide which spinner plays after seeing the pitch.” “Jasprit Bumrah is available. We are trying to find the right combination which can also choose 20 wickets and score runs.” After disappointing disadvantage in Leeds, selection is headed by India in this test with headache, where they give a strong position slip and failed to exclude England in the fourth innings. In the focus, with Bumrah’s charge management, India can be forced to reshuffle their bowling attack, which Gill admitted that it would not be easy.

Manika Batra of India (PTI Photo)

In the latest episode ‘On game ‘ Podcast, Preeti Dhaya, Star Indian Table Tennis Player hosted Manika Batra Talked openly about the emotional height and climb of his sports journey. Known for his fearless gameplay and pheny focus, Batra presented a rare glimpse in the experience of vulnerability and pressure athletes behind the curtain, especially in a cricket-fetus country where many other sports struggle for spotlight.play The focus on the stories of women and young athletes of India is to transfer the story. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!In this episode, Batra spoke openly about his 2024 Olympic Heartbreak, The Toll of Necklace, and raised his new determination in the next cycle. “At the time when we were in the camp, I trained so hard, we really worked hard,” he said. “It feels bad because after working so hard for four years, if you lose, it hurts. I was not satisfied, but I was still happy with my performance. It seems bad that I can’t bring a medal back, but now I have four years for La 2028.” The Olympian also shared what felt to remember its goals on the world’s biggest game stage.“Sometimes it seems that four years are not enough, and even a year before the Olympics, your heartbeat starts running. Last year felt bad to get out of the Olympics – when I came out of court, I spoke to my coach, I was crying,” she said Nevertheless, through his flexibility he said: “At that moment, it depends on how you take harm, what your mindset is. I have to focus on the team matches with me, so I had to focus on it. We played really well in the team’s matches – I would say that it was my best performance ever.” As she looks forward to the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, Batra remains one of the most bright hopes in India in table tennis. His visit is a reminder that is beyond medal and ranking, it is emotional patience and determination that actually defines the champion.