November saw the return of the AEW Continental Classic, a tournament that will decide the new holder of the AEW Continental Championship. The round-robin-style tournament sees two leagues, blue and gold, battle it out in order to make it to the league finals where the top scorers from each league will face off. This year, the Gold League features multiple beloved superstars, including Darby Allin, Claudio Castagnoli, Ricochet, and Will Ospreay. Unfortunately, one of these wrestlers appears to be injured after their first match. According to a report from Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select , fan-favorite superstar Juice Robinson suffered an injury during his match against Ospreay on the Nov. 30 episode of AEW Collision (taped Nov. 27). "Robinson took on Will Ospreay in a Gold League match in the AEW Continental Classic," Sapp reported. "Ospreay was victorious in the contest." "Robinson was seen on crutches during WrestleCade weekend and had his left ankle wrapped. Switchblade Jay White was helping him get around." Juice Robinson has sustained an injury, @FightfulSelect has learned. He was on crutches this weekend at Wrestlecade pic.twitter.com/ZASB4Aukjj Other details on the injury have yet to be revealed. This marks a significant setback for a wrestler who returned from injury at AEW Double or Nothing on May 26, 2024. Robinson first made his professional wrestling debut in 2008 for Independent Wrestling Association Mid-South (IWA). He would soon find himself involved with other independent promotions, like the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and AAW Wrestling. More Professional Wrestling: Jake 'The Snake' Roberts Reveals Why He Left WWE In 2011, Robinson signed a developmental contract with WWE and started wrestling with Florida Championship Wrestling (FCW) under the name CJ Parker. Robinson soon found himself at NXT as a hippie character who eventually turned on the audience, berating them over environmental issues. Unhappy with his time at the company, Robinson asked for his release, which was confirmed by WWE on April 3, 2015. More Professional Wrestling: WWE Superstar Jade Cargill 'Secret' Injury Details Reportedly Revealed Robinson soon became a prominent figure with New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), winning multiple titles, teaming with David Finlay, and having memorable feuds with the likes of Jon Moxley, Cody Rhodes, and Kenny Omega. He also performed with promotions like Ring of Honor (ROH) and Impact Wrestling. While still signed with NJPW, Robinson also signed with AEW, specifically working on Tony Khan's newly acquired ROH umbrella. Robinson eventually reunited with Jay White to form Bullet Club Gold, later referred to as the Bang Bang Gang, alongside Austin and Colten Gunn. Hopefully, Robinson will be able to make a swift and safe recovery. More Professional Wrestling: Former AEW Women's Champion Toni Storm Announces Shocking Retirement For more AEW and professional wrestling news, head on over to Newsweek Sports .NoneA Dutch court on Tuesday passed the first five sentences over last month’s attacks against Israelis in Amsterdam, prescribing punishments critics said were inappropriately mild. The sentences, the heaviest of which was six months in prison, prompted indignation from Dutch Jews, who were shocked by the coordinated mass assaults by dozens of Arabs and Muslims on fans of Israel’s Maccabi Tel Aviv team who were in Amsterdam for a match. Herman Loonstein, a prominent lawyer and Jewish community activist, said the prosecution bore some of the responsibility for the sentences, which he found excessively lenient. “The prosecution rushed this but at the expense of their preparedness,” he told JNS. “A better preparation could have led to an attempted homicide indictment,” which did not happen. The Center for Information and Documentation on Israel, or CIDI, called the sentences “a regrettable sign,” but added that it was “good that prison sentences were imposed and that community service alone was not enough. This shows that the legal order is also shocked.” Brigitte Wielheesen, a veteran journalist who is Jewish, called the sentences “meager” considering the maximum terms of 4.5-12 years for the prosecuted offenses. “Are aggravating factors, such as discriminatory aspects and major social impact, not taken into account?” she queried. Defendant Sefa Ö., 32, received the heaviest sentence of six months in prison, De Telegraaf reported . The prosecution had sought two years. A hairdresser whose wife is pregnant, he was filmed kicking a man against a moving tram and punching another who was already lying on the ground. Umutcan A., a 24-year-old man from The Hague, was sentenced to a month behind bars instead of the five months requested. He was seen kicking a man in the face and stealing a scarf from another victim. He described his actions as a “Jew hunt” in text messages, according to the indictment. Rachid O. directed people on a WhatsApp group to where they could find Jews to assault and inquired whether any had died. He was convicted of incitement to violence but sentenced to 10 weeks in prison as opposed to the requested four months. Lucas D. from Monnickendam received a sentence of 100 hours of community service instead of the requested three months of jail time. A spokesperson for the prosecution said it “disagrees” with the court’s decision to try Lucas D., 19, as a minor. The spokesperson said the prosecution was “satisfied” with how the court “rejected all the defense’s claims” regarding the prison sentences for the four other defendants. He added, however, that his office is “looking at the number of months of prison sentence imposed compared to our demand.” Stopping short of mentioning an appeal, the spokesperson told Het Parool that his office plans to “study” the sentences. Of the dozens of perpetrators documented assaulting Israelis on the night of Nov. 7, only seven have been prosecuted. The trial of the remaining two is ongoing. The attacks were together one of the worst antisemitic incidents in the Netherlands since the Holocaust, featuring real-time coordination online by hundreds of locals. The sentencing follows a gradual shift in the narrative in the Netherlands around the occurrence, which initially prompted condemnations from across the political spectrum. However, left-wing politicians, including Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema, gradually changed their rhetoric, implying the mass assault was provoked by the Maccabi fans. Halsema earlier this month retracted her earlier use of the word “pogrom” in connection with the assaults.
Where are graves and bodies, Dar questions PTI claims Security personnel are martyred during PTI’s protest but found no evidence of any citizen’s death, says Asif ISLAMABAD: Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif made it clear on Saturday that the Centre had no intention to impose governor’s rule in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa province, being ruled currently by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) led government. Addressing a press conference here, he said the PTI tried to sink the country’s economy. “PTI launched a third onslaught on the Centre which was thwarted.” Rubbishing the PTI’s claim about causalities at the hands of law enforcers, the minister said: “Security personnel were martyred during the PTI’s protest but found no evidence of any citizen’s death.” He said: “The KP government attacked Centre with [official] weapons and equipment.” He advised the provincial government to focus on the law and order situation in the province in general and in Parachinar in particular. Separately, Federal Information Minister Attaullah Tarar said on Saturday the state had decided that all ‘miscreants’ involved in the recent violent protests would be tried speedily and severe punishments would be awarded to them. He told a news conference in Rawalpindi and said in a statement issued earlier that the state had decided that no one would be given concessions, so that an example could be set for future. Referring to PTI leaders’ press conference held the other day, he said a series of allegations were levelled by the party about killing of its activists by the law-enforcers. However, three days have passed, but the party had not been able to present a single picture or video of the firing. The PTI leaders, he pointed out, presented contradictory figures about the death of protesters, but PIMS and Polyclinic hospitals said that no bodies were brought to them. “You are playing old pictures and AI-generated footages,” he told the PTI leaders. “Why did they not share the videos of their protesters firing and throwing shells at the police? Why was there a need to bring a false narrative about the bodies? A picture was also shared with blood on the road in the Blue Area, after which I went to that road and made a video and showed every inch where there was not even a single spot of blood,” he noted. Tarar said that a man, who had reportedly fallen from a container during the PTI’s protest in the federal capital, was injured but was completely fine now. He refuted outright claims circulating online about his death. Tarar lamented that propaganda was done that a person was offering prayers and was killed by pushing him down. However, he made it clear that the man was a resident of Mandi Bahauddin and was completely fine. His video had emerged, he got hurt on the arm and had bandages as well. Tarar condemned the humiliation of senior lawyer Salman Akram Raja in the PTI meeting recently and said “he is my teacher; Sahibzada Hamid Raza is the son of a great father; he was also treated inappropriately; we still respect his father’s grave”. The minister said there was an internal turmoil with [Bushra] ‘Bibi’ wanting dead bodies, which were not found. Therefore, these people started propaganda. He alleged these people even eat apples and post on social media, so where are pictures and videos of the dead? And where are their graves, he asked. “What will happen to the 35 Afghan citizens, who have been arrested; the weapons that have been found from your people; you will know all this. “I have also told journalists belonging to the international media that all this is despicable propaganda; firearms are not given to the forces in any protest. Do they have evidence, we have shown CCTV footage of their people firing and attacking officials,” the minister asked. He pointed out that there is a video available of their escape. Why is there no firing in it and why are people not seen dying? The minister claimed that many of their important leaders were absent from the protest. There was an Aleema group and a Bushra Bibi group in the PTI; today Bushra Bibi’s spokesperson Mashal Yousafzai was removed from her post. Attaullah Tarar said: “Whenever Pakistan starts developing, these miscreants come to the streets.” Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar Saturday also questioned the PTI claims about protesters allegedly killed by the law-enforcers. He said that stories about gunshot wounds and indiscriminate firing by the law enforcement agencies were malicious and absolutely false. Taking to X, the foreign minister asked, “Where are the graves and dead bodies? The so-called protestors came armed with heavy ammunition and tear gas canisters. The mob was determined to create chaos and ready to kill.” He added that the security and law enforcement agencies exercised maximum restraint with patience despite deaths within their ranks. “PTI leaders abandoned their workers and are now developing a ridiculous and lies-based narrative of state brutality,” he tweeted. Separately, PMLN parliamentary leader in Senate and Chairman Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs Irfan Siddiqui took strong exception to PTI leader Sardar Latif Khosa’s statement on Nov-26 protest call. He said “if a lie is made into a political weapon, there is no limit to it”. On social media platform ‘X’, he said, “Senior lawyer Sardar Latif Khosa first revealed that “278” PTI workers were killed by the security forces”, and then said in a TV show, “In the entire human history, there is no such instance of massacre. This bloodshed has left far behind Indian atrocities in Occupied Kashmir and Israeli massacres in Palestine”. Irfan Siddiqui said India and Israel never imagined that such a worthy advocate would have been available to them from the PTI ranks in the anti-Pakistan campaign. “Does the incompetent group that shames Pakistan all over the world by telling unfathomable lies have the right to be called a political party,” he questioned. Also, Punjab Information Minister Azma Bokhari claimed exposing false propaganda of the PTI by sharing a video of a person, who was falsely declared dead. She said after yet another failed rebellion, the “vultures of the PTI movement” are resorting to present fake videos and images. The propaganda cell of PTI was desperately trying to sell lies and search for dead bodies. She questioned whether these lies and propaganda should be given a free pass. Such actions were a disgrace, and strict action would be taken against those spreading fake news and false propaganda.
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BIMT Campus feted with two awardsHis predecessor would undoubtedly have taken a dim view. Arne Slot, though, appeared happy to let the Kop enjoy themselves. A quickfire comeback prompted by goals either side of half-time had seen Liverpool wipe out Jordan Ayew’s shock early opener when, shortly before the hour, Reds supporters were compelled to break into a brief rendition of “Liverpool, Liverpool, top of the league”. There was more of the same after Mohamed Salah made the game safe inside the opening 10 minutes, while injury time also heard the tune being belted out with significantly greater gusto. Liverpool player ratings as Cody Gakpo brilliant and two others superb vs Leicester City Premier League release two statements after Liverpool VAR checks vs Leicester City The fog may have descended upon Anfield throughout this chilly evening but there was no real sense this would be a missed opportunity for Liverpool, even after taking a mildly concerning amount of time to start working through the gears. While festive football is new to Slot, he will soon discover the busy period isn’t a time for great football. It’s just about getting the results. Just ask Chelsea, who hours earlier threw away a lead to lose at home to neighbours Fulham. Just ask Manchester City, whose woes continued by letting victory against Everton slip through their fingers. By backing up last Sunday’s thrilling 6-3 triumph at Tottenham Hotspur with a more mundane 3-1 victory , Liverpool now stand seven points clear at the summit with a game in hand. Arsenal, nine points adrift, are emerging as their more realistic challengers. If nobody could have envisaged such a strong start to Slot’s reign – it’s now 22 wins, three draws and just the one defeat in all competitions – few could argue their Premier League advantage isn’t anything but deserved. Here Liverpool demonstrated the increased composure and control instilled in them by Slot to gradually wear down a Leicester side who, after a dangerous opening 20 minutes, gradually faded out of view as an attacking threat. Slot’s side were nowhere near their best for large periods here, but what didn’t alter was their unshakeable belief that their methods and approach would see them through. And any niggling fears the visitors could echo their East Midlands neighbours Nottingham Forest in landing an Anfield blow on Liverpool were ultimately well banished, the Reds showing they had learned the value of patience after that sole blemish on their campaign to date. Liverpool, Liverpool top of the league. And, approaching the halfway point in the season, they are fast becoming the team to beat.