— “I think people who have no regrets in life haven’t lived exciting enough lives.” Once upon a late afternoon, as the Brisbane River shimmered under the fading light, I found myself strolling along the boardwalk with none other than Cate Campbell. The Australian swimming sensation, known for her fierce competitiveness and unwavering dedication to

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Thomas Müller, the beloved Bayern Munich favorite, made a heartfelt announcement on social media that he would be bidding adieu to the German giants at the close of the season. The 35-year-old forward, who has been an integral part of Bayern for an impressive 25 years, revealed that the club did not extend him a

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