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It was the first boxing match between two German rappers that would potentially go down in the history of German rap music. While the two opponents allowed each other to tease each other beforehand, the boxing match reached its climax.

Sinan-G won the fight against Bözemann in the fifth round with a KO. At the end of the fight, the two opponents shook hands and seemed to have fought the battle in an athletic way. Sinanji raised the Albanian flag while Bozeman raised the Iranian flag as a sign of respect.

Complications during combat

There were many complications during the fight that hindered the fight. Already in the first episode it appears that Bozeman sprained his ankle, which is why he limped for the rest of the fight. At first, the commentator suspected a physical defect in Bozeman’s shoes.

In addition to the fight in the ring, there also appeared to be brawls outside the ring, which led to local security calling for the fight to stop. However, the organizer of the fight picked up the microphone and asked the fans to calm down.

“Sit down! Please calm down, let’s finish the fight and have fun!” Then the crowd seemed to have calmed down and the fight could continue.

The commentator was dumbfounded by the course of the boxing match, which he said had nothing to do with real boxing. The commentator reprimanded, “This is not a street fight here,” and even called for the event to be halted. However, the event continued and at the end of the fight, Sinan-G exited the fight as a deserving winner.

Here you can watch the fight from 6 minutes 32:

Italian researchers have discovered that on days when air pollution levels are higher, the risk of developing dangerous arrhythmias increases.

A new Italian study shows that on days when air pollution levels are particularly high, life-threatening arrhythmias are more likely to occur. In addition, smog is one of the major threats to public health; Just think that every year it kills about 7 million people, according to data from the World Health Organization (WHO). It is estimated that each of us lose 2.2 years of life due to air pollution. In addition to raising the risks of respiratory infections (particularly in children), ischemic heart disease, and stroke, smog can also lead to life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias.

To determine the link between life-threatening arrhythmias and air pollution, an Italian research team led by doctors and scientists from Ospedale Maggiore in Bologna, in collaboration with colleagues from the Regional Environmental Protection Agency (ARPA) and other institutes. The researchers, coordinated by physicians Alicia Zani and Luca Moderato, focused on patients from northern Italy equipped with an implantable cardiac defibrillator (ICD), a device capable of activating in the presence of arrhythmias and saving lives by regulating heart function. More specifically, they followed patients residing in Plaisance, a city ranked 307 out of 323 by the European Environment Agency for “average annual concentrations of PM 2.5 in 2019 and 2020”, with a figure of 20.8 mcg/m3.

Previously, researchers noticed an abnormal concentration of arrhythmias in patients with ICDs on the most polluted days, so they decided to follow up with a customized study. They participated in about 150 ICD patients between 2013 and 2017 and collected data on ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation events, comparing them to the concentrations of PM 2.5 and PM 10 detected by monitoring stations. During the follow-up period, 440 ventricular arrhythmias occurred, of which 322 were treated with antiarrhythmics and 118 were shocked to stop fibrillation. Crossing all the data, a clear association between cardiac events and contamination emerged: for example, for per μg/m3 PM 2.5 above average, the risk of ventricular arrhythmias would have to be addressed by shock. When pollution persisted above average levels for a week, the risk of arrhythmias increased by 2.4%. An increase in PM 10 also led to a 2.1% increase in the risk of arrhythmias.

“Our study suggests that people at high risk of ventricular arrhythmias, such as those with an ICD, should check their daily contamination levels,” Dr. Alicia Zani said in a press release. “When particle concentrations of PM 2.5 and PM 10 are high (greater than 35 µg/m3 and 50 µg/m3, respectively), it would be reasonable to stay indoors as much as possible and wear an N95 mask (FFP2 NDR equivalent) outdoors. , especially in high traffic areas. An air purifier can be used at home.” “Particles can cause severe inflammation of the heart muscle which can lead to an irregular heartbeat,” Dr. Zani said, stressing the importance of green projects to protect people’s health. Details of the research “Particle exposure and risk of ventricular arrhythmias in patients with CDI” were presented at the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Heart Failure 2022 Conference.

Women’s Champions League
Olympic Lyon caused a stir against Bara

May 21, 2022, 10:16 p.m.

FC Barcelona women’s footballers have been winning every game for almost a year. They are the best team in the world. But already in the semi-finals of the Champions League they showed nerves in Wolfsburg, and in the final they lost completely astonishingly against Olympique Lyonnais.

The FC Barcelona footballers suffered a surprise defeat against Olympique Lyonnais in the Champions League final. Last year’s winner suffered a 1: 3 (0: 3) defeat against the best French team, who became record winners in the first class, expanding their collection to eight titles.

At Juventus Stadium, Amandin Henry scored almost 30 meters (6th minute), while former Potsdam player Ada Hegerberg (23rd) and Katarina McCarthy (33rd) scored their goals. World footballer Alexia Budellos (41st) was the only goal scorer for the Barசாa women’s team.

Coach Sonia Bompastor, who had to do without DFB playmaker Dzsenifer Marozsan (torn cruciate ligament), shone in the early stages and brilliantly defended their presence. Lyon had to carry professional Ellie Carpenter off the field early on with a knee injury.

Patricia Guizarro surprised Barcelona goalkeeper Christian Endler with a chip from 45 yards out after the break, but the ball hit the bar (59 ‘). The reigning champion seldom came to his usual short passing game, seemed to be on the verge of defeat and was utterly stunned on the pitch.

Barcelona beat VfL Wolfsburg 5-1 and 0-2 in the semi-finals. In the first leg, Camp Nou had a world record 91,648 spectators. The defeat at Wolfsburg was Barcelona’s first defeat of the season. The team with world footballer Alexia Budellos is currently the strongest team in the world. At the Spanish Championship, the club won the title unbeaten 159: 11. But that was not enough against Lyon.

First Las Vegas, then Santa Barbara, and now Bella Italia.

For the third time, Kourtney Kardashian, 43, and musician Travis Parker, 46, want to answer yes on Sunday in Portofino.

All in white? never! Quite noticeable. The family has been out in a small town on the Mediterranean coast all weekend – and on Saturday the couple went on a yacht trip in deep black and (apparently) in a bad mood.

When lovers are in mourning: there is no bright joy! But as befits the Kardashian clan, the scenery is so gorgeous that the rest of the world plays only a minor role.

Because when the “Big Five” of the Kardashian sisters and Mama Kris Jenner (66) are out there with millions of social media fans on their necks and billions on the account, the eyes of the global audience are always there…

Kim kardashian

Kim Kardashian, 41, also came in black mourning. Tight of course! On the other hand, Daughter North (8) chose more friendly colours. Akbar Kim rocked an on-trend look in a gorgeous peachy outfit with lace pants and a lavish collar.

Chloe Kardashian

Earth tones have never been so sexy: Khloe Kardashian, 37, basked in the sun in an off-the-shoulder mud brown dress by Dolce & Gabbana. Additionally, he kicks Wilder with a flogging.

Kris Jenner

So she doesn’t forget where she is: mother of the bride Kris Jenner in a dark green Dolce & Gabbana Portofino dress.

Kendall Jenner

Model Kendall Jenner (26 years old) looked gorgeous in a beige and brown two-piece suit. Her friend, basketball star Devin Booker (25), smiled at her side.

Kylie Jenner

Mum-of-two Kylie Jenner (24) broadcasts alongside her beautiful daughter Stormi (4). Her floral dress is also by Dolce & Gabbana.

Waiting on the luxury yacht

Historic Castillo Brown, which served Richard the Lionheart as a way station in the Crusades, has been cordoned off since Wednesday. Surveillance cameras were installed and entire roads were blocked. This is where Kourtney and Travis are supposed to dare for the third time tomorrow.

Until then, the Kardashian-Jenner clan resided on the luxury yacht “Regina d’Italia” (65 meters, 7 wings, 2500 hp) in the port of Portofino. And by the way, have a lot of fun there!

Following several Western countries, including France, Germany, Great Britain, the United States, Spain and Sweden, Israel and Switzerland on Saturday reported their first human cases of monkeypox.

A spokesman for Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv told AFP that the patient in Israel is 30 years old and recently returned from Western Europe. And the Israeli Ministry of Health indicated, on Friday, that this man, whose symptoms were mild, had been in contact with a patient abroad.

The Directorate of Health in the Canton of Bern announced, Saturday, that from the Swiss side, it is a person who lives in the canton of Bern, but was exposed to the virus abroad. The cantonal authorities said in a press release that contacts were traced in order to identify possible chains of transmission.

The infected person is monitored on an outpatient basis and isolated at home. Authorities said all communications have been reported. The first suspected case of monkeypox was reported on Friday. And confirmed laboratory analyzes conducted on the suspicion on Saturday afternoon.

Monkeypox or ‘simian orthopoxvirus’ is a rare disease that can transmit the pathogen from animals to humans and vice versa.

Symptoms last 14 to 21 days

Its symptoms, less seriously, are similar to those observed in the past in people who had smallpox: fever, headache, muscle and back aches, during the first five days. Then rashes, lesions, pustules and finally scabs appear. There is no cure for monkeypox, which usually clears up on its own, and symptoms last 14 to 21 days.

Human-to-human transmission can result from contact with infected respiratory secretions, skin lesions of an infected person, objects recently contaminated with body fluids, or material from a patient’s wounds.