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Who is invovled isreal adesanya

What is the video is about? Its about isreal adesanya talking about how kiwi people love fights

When did this take place? 2020

How is it linked to culture in sports? What are the cultural influences? Because in combat sports you fight so having a culture to fight is good.

Have your say Its true places where fighting is part of the culture have the best fighters like for example south africa who now holds the UFC championship .

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Ayden, Christina, Truth

In this video we have an acceptance speech given by Israel A during the sports prizegiving. Throughout his speech he was bringing up many sports legends such as David Tua, Joseph Parker. Israel was given a massive platform on the big screen to have the opportunity to bring light to certain topics.

The video was a ramble of Israel trying to create change, and how he is trying to reach out the the upcoming leaders in New Zealand. He is also a huge advocator for bringing light to the indigenous culture of Aotearoa.

This live prizegiving, was taken place in the home grounds of the long white cloud.

From this speech, this is linked back to culture within the sports industry because Israel preaches about wanting to show more colour on the big screen. So that the younger generation can see someone they can relate to.

#YOUWINWEWINIWINYOUWIN✊🏿

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UFC Champion Israel Adesanya's Inspiring Speech After Winning Sportsman of the Year

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By Louie, Charlie and Dalton

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Celtic FC and the Rangers FC are both involved in the old firm derby as well as the football fans who support the clubs.

What the video is about? Write minimum of 5 sentences explaining the topic in the video and interesting facts

When did this take place? Country, city, town

How is it linked to culture in sports? What are the cultural influences?

Have your say… what is your opinion on the topic

Finish with #HASHSTAGS

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Celtic vs Rangers | Hatred, Religion and The Old Firm

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By Jason and Jude and Billy.

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The rugby league game between the Kangaroos and Mate ma'a Tonga on November 2nd 2019 at Eden park, had an uproar of tongan supporters - Tvnz

Tongan fans paraded through central Auckland, and danced on public transport after a win over Kangaroos

This all took place on November 2nd 2019 at Eden park, Auckland, New Zealand.

#MateMa'aTonga

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Videos of Tongan rugby league supporters celebrating in Auckland have begun to surface after Saturday's historic 16-12 win over the Kangaroos.

After the win at Eden Park - Australia's first loss to a tier-two nation - supporters showed their pride in any way they could.

That included fireworks and a parade in central Auckland as well as performances on public transport.

The celebrations got TVNZ1's Breakfast crew talking with John Campbell highlighting a past experience from the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand when fans were just as lively.

"In the 2011 Rugby World Cup, I was at the airport when their team arrived and it was the most extraordinary scene - they hadn't even played a game yet and there was hysteria, like the Beatles were in town."

Campbell then brought the conversation forward to this year's World Cup and referred to winning Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus' speech where he said rugby wasn't pressure in South Africa - having no job or a dead relative was.

The Breakfast presenter then asked his colleagues if we've begun taking rugby, and sport in general, too seriously and need to find the joy like what Tongan supporters have.

"When you go to Eden Park, joy is not an emotion you feel when you go to watch the All Blacks play," Campbell said.

"You feel relief when they win but have we got it wrong?"

Campbell co-host Hayley Holt agreed, saying perhaps New Zealand fans were "too cool" to celebrate in such ways.

Breakfast news presenter Jenny May Clarkson added that she believes there's other emotions involved for Kiwi supporters as well.

"I think part of it is fear," Clarkson said.

"I think there's a bit of fear for Kiwi fans when it comes to sport about losing because we have high expectations."

Kiwi fans had a rough year in the sporting realm with both the Black Caps and All Blacks coming up short in their respective World Cup campaigns.

There was some reprieve though with the Silver Ferns winning their first World Cup since 2003.

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Tonga fans parade through central Auckland, dance on public transport after win over Kangaroos

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Videos of Tongan rugby league supporters celebrating in Auckland have begun to surface after Saturday's historic 16-12 win over the Kangaroos. After the win at Eden Park - Australia's first loss to a tier-two nation - supporters showed their pride in any way they could.

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By Sam n Ty

This video of Bayern Munich focussing on sadio mane is about the fact that he chose not to have a cup of beer along with all of his numerous teammates. Voiding pressure in order to keep up with his beliefs. He defended his Muslim beliefs against those who didn’t agree very much. This brought a lot of disorder and confusion among the people there. But he also gained a lot of respect from many people around the globe. This took place in Munich, Germany, in August this year and has made many headlines since. This is linked to someone’s religious beliefs and the way they can and do affect some traditions in sports. Which is respected as their culture and religion goes back a lot further than the sports traditions. We personally believe that this was a great show of courage and respect to his beliefs.

#culture #maneislit #fyp #xyz #blowthisup #fortnite #bayernmunich #trending #livelovelaugh #ishowspeed

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Why Didn't Sadio Mané Hold A Beer During Bayern Munich's Traditional Photoshoot?

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By Bella, Mia, Emily 🥸

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Who is involved? Players, media, supporters.

7 players Josh Aloaia, Jason Saab, Christian Tuipulotu, Joosh Schuster, Haumole Olakau'atu, Tolutau Koula and Toafofoa Sipley, these players were opposed to wearing the jersey due to their religious beliefs and stood down from the match.
The coach apologised to the media saying sorry for the "poor" execution execution in unveiling a pride jersey as part of an inclusivity initiative which has resulted in a boycott by seven players. This video helps spread awareness of how different peoples religions have different beliefs, in this video they discuss how the Manly Sea Eagles team have players who's religions doesn't believe with homosexuality. They stood against wearing the pride jersey that was designed for the team. The news reporters discuss how  many people in society are always going to have different looks and opinion on things and having a Religion can have a part of that.

This happened in 2022's season in Australia.

How is it linked to culture in sports? What are the cultural influences?

Because their cultrual beleifs of thier own religion

Have your say… what is your opinion on the topic

Finish with #slaypride #donthideyourpride

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Differing views on Manly Sea Eagles pride jersey controversy | AM

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By... Emon and Deklan

The video is about New Zealand 7's Female and 7's Male Rugby Union teams at the Commonwealth.

The video is about comparing the differences between the two teams. Some of the differences were how hard each team trains & what team has better dance moves. This interview of both the New Zealand 7's Woman's and Men's teams happened in Birmingham, England. All NZ athletes in Commonwealth united through repping NZ.

#NZ #SEVENS #COMMONWEALTH

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Black Ferns Sevens and All Blacks Sevens rugby teams reveal all about each other - Birmingham 2022

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By Te Mauri and The bro Toby

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Who is involved? Players, media, supporters.

Vinicius Jr is a young prospect football and plays for Real Madrid, where for a while he was treated nicely, but something happened to his fans that made them really hate him not for his actions.  The topic began when spanish footballer fans were unhappy with the transferred Vinicius Jr, who carried himself well which made people that didn't know him, hate him. The media picked this up with speed and precision and quickly spread the news all across europe. One example way.

When did this take place? Country, city, town

How is it linked to culture in sports? What are the cultural influences?

Have your say… what is your opinion on the topic

Finish with #HASHSTAGS

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vinicius jr: real madrid's star condemns 'racist' criticism of dancing goal celebration - cnn

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Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr condemns 'racist' criticism of dancing goal celebration

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Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr has condemned what he has described as the racist criticism he received for his dancing goal celebrations.