The Kentucky Derby and all the associated events for one of the biggest horse races of the year went down at Churchill Downs in Louisville It was the 151st time people gathered there and wore giant hats to watch horses running around a track As far as the action on a rain-soaked mess of a track went, Sovereignty beat the favorite Journalism to take home the title of Kentucky Derby winner there was controversy brewing on social media over a TikTok star's attire TikTok influencer Gabriela Moura at the center of a revealing Kentucky Derby dress controversy (Photo by Mat Hayward/Variety via Getty Images) Influencer Gabriela Moura was hit with claims of wearing "inappropriate" and "revealing" attire to the prestigious events at the track over the weekend SIGN UP for The Daily OutKick. New Look, Same Attitude. Moura shared a video of herself getting ready with the caption "i'm so excitedddddd" and was met with a ton of dress code police standing up for the integrity of the Kentucky Derby.  They went after her for her cleavage revealing dress Here's the video that started the Kentucky Derby attire controversy The self-appointed experts on what is acceptable and unacceptable to wear at the Kentucky Derby had this to say about Moura's slightly revealing outfit Gabriela Moura caught wind of the criticism from her day one clothing choice and decided to defend herself There's a perfectly good reason for the dress she wore and it wasn’t to get a ton of unwanted attention her big boobs are showing up at the event along with her but you're essentially boob shaming and nobody in their right mind is going to stand for that "I'm getting ready for Kentucky Derby day two, and I saw a couple comments on my last video," Moura started off her defense with. "I don't know if you're going to misunderstand what I'm saying in this video, but big boob girls are going to understand what I'm saying." I don’t know about you, but so far I'm following along perfectly fine. I heard "big boob girls" and there's something about that that gets your attention. Anyway, let's get back to the defense of her Kentucky Derby dress. "Girls with big boobs, there's no way to hide it, like honestly," she continued. And more importantly, why would anyone want you to hide them? Sorry for interrupting again. "There's so many dresses that I love that if I put people are going to be like ‘Wow, she’s vulgar'… But I just can’t do anything about the boobs and I don't want people to understand this video wrong and say ‘Why is she complaining?’ I'm not." Moura pointed out that sometimes people think she wears certain items for attention, but that isn't true. She just happens to like the piece of clothing. Not everyone wears low-cut tops for attention. She knew that her day two dress was going to get negative attention like her day one dress did, but she didn’t have any options. The influencer with more than 11 million TikTok followers said, "There's nothing I can do. I'm not doing a surgery." Nice try. Gabriela Moura isn’t changing anything. She's going to wear what she likes and defend her big boobs whenever the critics come knocking. That's certainly a cause worth fighting for. Written by Sean is a cubicle life escapee and proud member of OutKick's Culture Department and puppies - only one of those things is true You are agreeing to OutKick's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy DISCLAIMER: This site is 100% for entertainment purposes only and does not involve real money betting. Gambling related content is not intended for anyone under the age of 21. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem and wants help, call 1-800-GAMBLER NEW ORLEANS – Tulane Volleyball has announced Aryn Moura as its new Associate Head Coach Moura joins the Green Wave after a successful tenure at the University of Central Arkansas and brings over a decade of collegiate coaching and recruiting experience Moura most recently served as Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator at UCA where he led all recruiting operations and oversaw student-athlete development He helped lead the team to a 17-12 2024 record and 19-11 2022 record Moura served as an assistant coach at East Tennessee State and University of Colorado Colorado Springs Moura gained operations experience with USA Volleyball where he organized national events and contract coordination Moura earned his Master's in Education with an emphasis in Sport Leadership from Southwest Minnesota State University and holds a Bachelor's in Business with emphases in Human Resources and General Management from the University of Colorado Colorado Springs Moura will play a key part in recruiting efforts and daily program operations as the Green Wave prepares for the upcoming season Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website Each of our funeral homes offers a complete range of services in tastefully decorated Professionally trained and licensed staff members stand ready to provide sensitive caring service and strive to exceed the expectations of each and every family.Our communities are wonderfully diverse in religious beliefs Our staff truly appreciates these differences and our training includes heartfelt understanding and respect for the special needs of all whom we serve Hartford | Windsor | Poquonock | Granby | Suffield | South Windsor | Rockville | Vernon | Avon© Carmon Community Funeral Homes | Funeral Home Website Design By Frazer Consultants & TA Your browser may not work with certain site. Upgrade now. Both players had never won any silverware before in their senior club careers despite spending several years at Tottenham, and the wait finally ended on Sunday. Bayern Munich clinched the Bundesliga title after Bayer Leverkusen failed to win their game against Freiburg at the Mooswaldstadion. Kane had been dreaming of winning silverware for a long, long time, and he can finally call himself a champion in Germany. Many of his old Spurs teammates are delighted for him. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Harry Kane (@harrykane) Tottenham have gone over 17 years without winning any silverware Spurs have had several incredible players and managers in that period Kane came close on a couple of occasions when he was at Tottenham most notably in the final of the Champions League in 2019 Losing that game was clearly painful for the striker and the fact that he lost two finals with England as well made things even more difficult In the summer of 2023, Kane left Tottenham and joined Bayern Munich with the dream of finally ending his trophy drought and his old teammates are thrilled for him Under his Instagram post, his old Spurs pal Lucas Moura wrote: “You deserve it Erik Lamela added: “Congrats Harry ! Everyone knows how good Harry Kane was when he was at Tottenham The Englishman was by far Spurs’ best player during his time in North London and he is the reason why they finished in respectable positions in the table more often than not it became clear to Kane that winning big trophies was unlikely at Tottenham Kane has finally fulfilled his dream of winning a trophy and his social media uploads show that he is absolutely delighted What would make him even happier is to see his beloved Tottenham win silverware too – and that’s possible this season Spurs have one foot in the final of the Europa League Jamie O’Hara thinks Tottenham will win the Europa League if they face Manchester United in the final Suit by FactorsShirt by FactorsTie by ISAIAWatch by OMEGA Brazilian actor Wagner Moura has done his fair share of weighty and brand-new series Dope Thief is no different Known for his portrayal of Pablo Escobar in Narcos and excellent performance as war journalist Joel in A24’s Civil War Moura now pulls both laughs and tears from his audience as Manny premiered on Apple TV+ earlier this month and depicts the trials and tribulations of two small-time criminals whose exploits quickly spiral out of control Moura discusses the complexities of the Dope Thief world and his time filming the show below Suit by StòffaShirt by StòffaWatch by OMEGA You are no stranger to playing complex characters in high stakes situations with Narcos and Civil War among your past projects How was Dope Thief different?I think what makes Manny very different from Civil War’s Joel and Narcos’ Pablo Escobar is that he doesn’t want to be in a high-stakes situation Joel is a combat journalist addicted to war and Pablo is the most notorious drug dealer of all time Manny is just another latino immigrant that grew up being told he doesn’t value much Ray and Manny are two adults that behave as teenagers as if they are frozen at age sixteen when they were incarcerated for the first time Manny is not good at what he does like Joel and Pablo; he doesn’t want to be there Denim Jacket + Pant Set by ISAIABlue Knit Shirt by ISAIAWatch by OMEGA What draws you to these kinds of intense stories and characters?The character is always the most important thing What does this character reveal about myself I also like to see the political aspects of a character’s universe What am I going to learn with this particular social-political project You’ve described Manny as someone in search of escape How did you approach bringing that internal struggle to life?Manny is like a Greek Tragedy character that walks blindly to a tragic fate He tries everything to stop the cycle of violence he sees himself engulfed in - religion his devotion to Sherry.  I have a profound love and empathy for him Blue Blazer by BrioniWhite Trouser by BrioniStriped Shirt by BrioniTie by BrioniWatch by IWC Schaffhausen What was the most challenging part of portraying Manny?Ridley Scott and Peter Craig called me on a Friday and asked me to be on set filming on Monday My natural instinct was to say no; I’ve always taken preparation very seriously But at the same time I’d been wanting to experiment a looser approach So I went to Philadelphia to play Manny with that loose mindset; to show up The first week was harder because Ridley shoots very fast but I prepared my mind not to suffer and enjoy the ride On week two I was already understanding Manny Did you and Brian Tyree Henry do anything off-set to build that chemistry?When I first met him in person we were already walking to the set as Ray and Manny looked into his eyes and said: “my name is Wagner etc…” It was a really cool moment and we then returned to set to shoot the very first scene of the show which is Ray and Manny in the van.  Navy seersucker suit by DunhillShirt by CanaliLoafers by Beckett SimononWatch by OMEGA Do you see any parallels between themes of desperation and systemic struggle in the show and your incredible work as an advocate against forced labor in real life?Many people caught up in slave labor are not even aware of their situation People that don’t know their rights nor their value as human beings Dope Thief’s main characters are victims of a system that kills and incarcerates mostly Black and Latino men These characters’ self-esteem is so low they think this is the fate they deserve How was it to work with Ridley Scott?Extraordinary He’s even more a hero of mine now that I know him It’s been mentioned that to unwind from the intensive filming process Do you have a favorite spot that you encountered while doing so?Brian loves this city called New Hope and have ice cream at a place called Moo Hope What would be your dream role?I played Hamlet on stage almost twenty years ago That was my dream role since I was fifteen I now don’t think I still have a dream role but am always looking for dream processes where you can develop your character in a safe and creative environment with people you admire and love; 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Please contact us if you are interested in using any of our content "What’s done is done," the model said adding that she doesn’t see a reconciliation in their future the actors play two men who pose as DEA agents to rob drug dealers while both characters battle addiction but it's the connection between Henry and Moura that ties it all together.  who is also an executive producer on the project "We have each other," gesturing to Moura "This support system is tight so we're good." 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Their bond isn't just part of the story; it's the process Brian and Wagner spoke candidly about building trust with one another portraying vulnerability and creating a set environment rooted in care and compassion Their mutual respect and shared investment in the work shine through both in how they talk about each other and in how they bring Ray and Manny to life Related: Apple TV+ Shares First Look at Alexander Skarsgård's New Show, 'Murderbot': Everything to Know About the Series I was expecting Dope Thief to be a little bit more of a romp It gets pretty heavy pretty quickly!Brian Tyree Henry: [Laughs.] We shoot you right through there what really matters nowadays is the encounter I want the things I do to be super successful the places that I live and the things that I learned This dude took care of me since day one till today I think we sort of mirrored the relationship of Ray and Manny Because I was in a very vulnerable situation in many moments throughout the show man.Wagner: And the other thing that you try to do as an actor is to work with the best actors And Brian is one of the best American actors working here and I couldn't be happier with that too Related: Watch the Star-Studded Trailer for Seth Rogen's New Comedy Series, 'The Studio' I can be that bridge and tell my actors like you have no idea that Little Simz is going to be the theme song!"  The theme is really good.Brian: Oh come on So I wanted everyone to feel like they are truly a part of that seasoning and sauce that goes into this special stew that is Dope Thief. Every single person had a hand on a brick that built that foundation And I just always wanted to always let them know that because then they come back and they want to be there and they're all rooting for the show So this show belongs to every single person that had a hand in it And I just wanted to be the bridge to let them know that that's what it was but it was also the most satisfying thing I've ever done in my career.  The first two episodes of Dope Thief are available to stream on Apple TV+.  Next, Ben Stiller Reveals Which 'Severance' Role Nearly Went to Barack Obama tragedy and health setbacks to chase Milano Cortina 2026 dreamThe Brazilian cross-country skier opens up about battling adversity and her determination to reach the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games in this exclusive interview with Olympics.com yet just a day after her quota was confirmed she contracted COVID while training in Obertilliach That in itself was enough of a blow for Moura who had to quarantine for 10 days while missing vital final preparations for what was set to be her Olympic debut Once she finally recorded several negative tests she needed to travel across the German border to Munich where the Brazilian would board a flight to the Chinese capital Getting to Munich added another hurdle – Moura had to get there by herself – and in the end she booked a taxi-van to traverse the 250km journey across the Alps and into Bavaria despite sustaining severe injuries: eight fractures throughout her body She was unable to walk without aid for two months Moura chose to sit in the back of the van that day having just recovered from COVID and it proved to a minor decision that kept her alive “I can’t forget these three years because they changed my life,” Moura told Olympics.com in January 2025 “I saw everything I fought for slipping away from me and now is the chance to take it all back.” Moura embarked on a painful and taxing journey to be able to return to the sport She spent 18 months in physiotherapy and psychological trauma support needing to heal physically and emotionally from the devastating accident Moura managed to compete at the 2023 Nordic Ski World Championships in Planica Picture by Arquivo PessoalThe cross-country athlete then decided it was best to return to where it all started: her home comforts in Brazil to compete in the São Carlos roller skiing season Moura had to stop competing due to cardiac problems which led to intensive heart surgery and a long time away from exercise Just as she was preparing for a return to the snow in 2024 the 30-year-old contracted a parasitic infection called toxoplasmosis The recovery ruled her out of her intended comeback season in 2023-24 and even resulting in a 25% loss of her vision “I don’t know how to say it without sounding bad,” Moura dwells before firmly declaring So much has happened that I need it to work out now” On her second attempt to return to European competition the return to training was brought to a holt by the sudden passing of one of her close childhood friends back in Brazil Moura spent a year away from competitive roller skiing before a long-awaited comeback to the snow in November 2024 However, on her first action of the competition during qualification, Moura blacked out at the end of the opening lap and did not manage to finish the race. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Bruna Moura (@brunamouraxcbt) It has by no means been a path free of adversity one which has forged the mental strength of a true Brazilian warrior when quizzed as to how she has persevered through so much Moura still has her unused accreditation pass from Beijing a memento she held onto as a reminder that she earned her Olympian status Her focus has been lasered on the Winter Games in Italy since she was lying on a hospital bed on the eve of her cruelly robbed opportunity to go to the People’s Republic of China Even in a moment of sheer vulnerability and despair her Olympic dream brought hope and meaning Picture by Matthias Hangst/Getty ImagesBruna Moura of Brazil in action at the 2017 Nordic World Ski Championships in Lahti Milano Cortina has sustained the burning desire to continue chasing her cross-country dream “I don’t know whether I can continue skiing with the pain in my feet Cross-country skiing at Milano Cortina 2026 will be held at the Tesero Cross-Country Skiing Stadium in Val di Fiemme These Games already hold enough significance for Moura defining what has been an inspirational journey to never give up and fight through every hurdle that life presents what makes Milano Cortina even more meaningful for the Brazilian skier is the location Her crash in 2022 occurred near the Italian city of Obervintl which is around 90km away from where the Olympic cross-country events will take place From the place where she almost lost her life Moura now has the chance to fulfill her Olympic destiny Discover the insights you need to make better decisions today EY helps clients create long-term value for all stakeholders our services and solutions provide trust through assurance and help clients transform EY.ai - A unifying platform Technology transformation Tax function operations Climate change and sustainability services EY Ecosystems EY Nexus: business transformation platform Experienced professionals Student and entry level programs Talent community our purpose is building a better working world The insights and services we provide help to create long-term value for clients As cautious CEOs navigate trade wars and tariffs strategic leaders can use M&A as a long-term value driver Discover how shifts in demographics and tech reshape priorities urging new models for growth through innovative organizational strategies The sixth EY Climate Action Barometer shows an increase in companies reporting on climate but falling short of carbon ambitions Handing over the reins is a challenge for any family enterprise For Baterias Moura it became an opportunity to unite family and employees Succession planning unlocked a new management structure at Baterias Moura and united its growing number of family stakeholders The remarkable rise of battery manufacturer Baterias Moura is a South American success story From its beginnings in a remote town with just a single car and no power or running water Baterias Moura has risen to become one of Brazil’s most improbable triumphs A dream that began as a backyard project for chemical engineers and dynamic husband and wife team is an unprecedented success 65 years later the firm they founded is the leading manufacturer of car batteries in South America producing 10 million units a year and employing 6,500 employees The firm has achieved international renown putting the small town of Belo Jardim in north-eastern Brazil on the map and collecting a stack of awards for the supply of batteries to many of the world’s leading automotive brands But success also came with its own challenges who were responsible for establishing the firm’s international reputation for reliability and quality were concerned that the transition to a new generation was fraught with risk While their father’s wish was for his grandchildren to run the business on a day-to-day basis Pedro and Edson and son-in-law Paulo Sales With a growing family between them that today numbers 14 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren they considered whether the outcome could be “chaos.”  although just one in 10 worldwide survives to the third generation and the third generation ruins it” goes the saying while in Brazil there is a similar expression: “Rich father but in the knowledge that many family business failures take place after the handover to a new generation the Moura family turned to EY to negotiate a new path With the company’s third generation also spanning a 24-year age range Baterias Moura’s four business leaders reached a bold decision The next generation would be prohibited from taking up roles in the day-to-day management of the company as the time to begin the transition approached the firm called on EY to help the generations work together as family board members while granting the firm’s management team greater autonomy In developing the collective governance skills of the next generation the Moura family also empowered a trusted team of employees The EY Family Enterprise DNA Model pinpoints the key areas of focus for family enterprise leaders to achieve their personal and business ambitions “We knew it wasn’t possible for us to make the transition to the new generation happen by ourselves the Chairman of the manufacturing company’s board EY Consumer Products & Retail leader for Latin America Succession planning is often overlooked in family business discussions because of the sensitivity of the subject matter EY ensured all discussions among the wider family group were handled discretely and carefully There are often family taboos and topics that are difficult to discuss,” says Mariana Moura a third generation family member and leader of the Family Council in the firm and now a consultant on family business governance “Family members can easily become concerned about a loss of power and it can be challenging emotionally but you need to persevere and move on,” she says A three-step approach was developed and executed by EY to facilitate the transition This included educating and involving younger family members building a new corporate governance structure Younger family members were provided with training in how to enhance the purpose performance and long-term value of the company to be prepared to take on board leadership roles in the future the firm also developed a new corporate governance structure with three boards including one each for the firm’s manufacturing and distribution businesses as well as a Board of Shareholders and a Family Council As part of the new corporate governance model family members were ruled out of management roles This opened up a new array of career options for the third generation enabling them to pursue their chosen careers rather than be obliged to join the family business The change has subsequently seen family members achieve considerable professional success in their chosen professions including medicine the finance and credit industry and dentistry and psychiatry “If you’ve grown up with the expectation of working in the family business it’s liberating to be able to choose your own career,” Mariana says “It changed our outlook and left us free to become more flexible as individuals and to develop a common vision of the future as a group.” Manuela Moura da Fonte led the development workstream for the family as coordinator of the education committee Now a coordinator of the firm’s People and Culture committee and a member of both business boards “I knew it was important to create a sense of belonging and an integration with the company and EY was incredibly valuable and impartial because in the decision-making process you have to understand different perspectives from differing generations.” To align on a combined vision for the future the family’s younger members also joined together with members of the second generation in a strategic project called Moura 2030 This project set out to anticipate the future of the business its products and its evolving governance model including the transition to the electrification of transport and the development manufacture and marketing of lithium batteries four members of the third generation sit on the firm’s business boards as well as leading two committees that support the boards now a managing partner in one of Brazil’s leading law firms “In some ways we were lucky because our founders were not centralizing people,” she says “One of the advantages of the culture at Moura is that we’re very good at working in teams on all levels.” By detaching the founding family from day-to-day management Baterias Moura encouraged a wider sense of belonging amongst its employees “In making the transition to the future and the third generation we wanted to share what Baterias Moura had accomplished and encourage a culture where the company not only belongs to family members “We wanted to create a core value of an ‘ownership spirit’ A structure where everyone thinks as owners Once you put our logo on a battery it stops being a commodity It has 65 years of history and everybody involved with the company contributes to what the firm is now,” he adds the family firm often leads the lists of the longest lived and most successful family enterprises And although the transition to the third generation isn’t yet complete the evolution to a new governance model has had a positive impact on Baterias Moura’s bottom line Revenue has increased six-fold over the past 14 years reaching R$2 billion (US$380m) in 2021 “We’ve been able to make everyone with the brand transmit what Moura is about “It took us 20 years to educate and prepare the professionals from within the company to become the current managers who were all hired when they were very young at 22 and 23 years old We trained them and now they run the business very well.”  Baterias Moura has a management team that knows the company and how the business is run and family members who hold the values and the long-term business strategy It makes me very optimistic about the future,” says Sérgio Our family office professionals can help you evaluate best practices of leading family offices to support the family’s vision and legacy Our private client tax services team can help you maintain your business and personal goals while achieving full reporting compliance of the member firms of Ernst & Young Global Limited Apple TV+ stars Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura explain why their violent show breaks away from stereotypes If you were to judge “Dope Thief” based on its logline about two men posing as DEA agents you would expect a very specific type of high-octane show Peter Craig’s new Apple TV+ original does offer excellent action scenes and delivers them in spades But it also tells its story with a degree of empathy and vulnerability rarely seen in the world of crime dramas “One thing about the show I really like is the fact that it’s a violent show with a Latino and a Black man in a drug dealing thing but they are not the stereotype of the action tough guys,” series star Wagner Moura told TheWrap “They are very vulnerable people who were caught up in this cycle of violence and got caught up in the system since they were 15.” “Dope Thief” revolves around Ray (Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny (Moura) two friends who met while they were incarcerated their scheme is simple: pose as DEA agents and rob low-level drug dealers it’s a win-win scenario; the duo walk away with money and drugs and the criminals are scared straight without having to face any legal consequences But when Ray and Manny rob a large narcotics operation they quickly realize they are in over their heads The rest of the incredibly tense series follows the two as they scramble to try and save themselves and their loved ones But what makes “Dope Thief” distinct is how Ray and Manny respond to their plight There’s very little bravado from either of them both men act exactly how you would expect real people to act if a drug lord was hunting them down both because they are the only ones who understand this new hell and because they are best friends this is sort of like a romance,” Moura known for his roles in “Narcos” and “Mr the intimacy that makes this show feel so original and human was not written on the page but was found during filming “You had to feel like there was this true kinship real friendships have no boundaries,” Henry explained I remember going to [Wagner Moura] being like Henry and Moura pulled from their characters’ backstories “What about those moments when they were 15-years-old and in these cells and the lights went out at night What if [Ray] heard [Manny] crying down the hall?” the “Atlanta” star explained “I was thinking about those elements of meeting a friend for the first time That kind of childlike nature never left the two of them Henry credited Craig for giving him and Moura “room” to explore those moments “We were able to remove that blanket of shame in having these two friends these two men who went through such an extreme situation their lives look to each other for tenderness,” Henry said The relationship that appears on screen is also a reflection of the level of respect these actors have for each other he’s more interested in tackling projects based on the people involved as well as what he will learn along the way which is Brian’s friendship,” Moura said “I connected immediately with him.” “I’m still in shock that I was able to sit across from Wagner every single day and be in a van with him “I’m still in awe and so grateful that this show allowed that and created that space.” there are many other reasons why Henry was drawn to this project from the fact this marks the first time he’s the true lead of a show to his executive producer credit But one of the aspects of “Dope Thief” that excited Henry the most was the role of Ray I had been reaching this impasse with doing TV because TV was a little hard I did not feel like I occupied a space that felt genuine,” Henry admitted there was something that really made me feel connected in a very scary way I believe it was a spiritual thing that was like It’s time for you to really lay this out It’s time for you to open up’ … I never thought that anyone would write a character — let alone a Black man — facing these struggles and facing these obstacles New episodes of “Dope Thief” premiere on Apple TV+ Fridays This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page The “Atlanta” and “Narcos” stars come together for a suspenseful crime thriller set in the Philadelphia drug underworld Descriptions of the Apple TV+ series “Dope Thief” as a “drug ring drama” are not exactly accurate it revolves around small-time crooks and friends Ray and Manny posing as DEA agents to rob equally small-time drug dealers But it’s Manny and Ray’s relationship that matters most and an anonymous drug kingpin determined to recoup his loss puts a bounty on their heads Becoming targets for the DEA doesn’t help either Adapted from crime author Dennis Tafoya’s 2009 debut novel by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Peter Craig (“The Batman,” “Top Gun: Maverick”) who also serves as executive producer along with the iconic Ridley Scott character drives the Philly-set “Dope Thief.” Oscar nominee Brian Tyree Henry and Golden Globe nominee Wagner Moura better known for their roles as Paper Boi in “Atlanta” and Pablo Escobar in “Narcos,” respectively infuse so much emotion and easy chemistry into their roles as inseparable best friends who’ve been trauma bonded since juvie Neither hails from a stable home background does have a mother figure in his incarcerated father’s loyal girlfriend Theresa whom he calls Ma despite her being white and him being Black and him hating his father Ray is the big brother and ringleader while Moura When it comes to Sherry (“Blink Twice” newcomer Liz Caribel Sierra) But his fierce loyalty to Ray is a source of great tension for them Deeply scarred emotionally by his father handled more than ably by Ving Rhames Ray can’t forget his father physically abusing his birth mother or look past his refusal to take accountability for his many wrongs he is completely unnerved by how smitten Ma portrayed effectively by “Orange Is the New Black” star Kate Mulgrew still is with Bart and how determined she is to bring him home Mulgrew stretches Ma beyond the trope of the blindly devoted white woman who loves the troubled Black man through all his many unforgivable faults Bart does seem to reward her faith by showing glimpses of remorse for deeply damaging his son while momentarily stepping up as the protector Ray always needed him to be There are other notable performances as well perhaps better known as “Sneaky Pete” star Julia Bowman is an intense presence as undercover DEA agent Mina whose commitment to justice and drives the law and justice element of “Dope Thief” and also helps tie up all the loose ends Veteran actor Dustin Nguyen (“21 Jump Street,” “VIP” and “Warrior”) is equally commendable as Son Pham the wiser criminal on whom Ray often leans on who has also built a cozy life as a family man despite his dangerous occupation “Kemba” and “See” star Nesta Cooper’s Michelle not only becomes useful to Ray as he begins to navigate his own legal challenges but also reignites the romantic sparks he lost when his first love Marietta (Kaci Walfall) Although “Dope Thief” is very tense and suspenseful with great acting to spare and a natural inclusiveness with his Black It’s very heavy NYC hip-hop when Philadelphia has a great musical lineage it doesn’t reflect Ray’s eclectic musical taste which includes rock and pop The story isn’t always clear in early episodes with flashbacks adding more confusion than clarity Ray’s choice not to leave town in the face of such grave danger also doesn’t make sense While the plot gets quite interesting towards the end the series would have been better served by weaving in some of those elements earlier instead of trying to cram it all in so late Ray and Manny’s chemistry is what keeps viewers invested in this wild rollercoaster of a story that manages to be quirky and intense as well as heartbreaking with an unexpected “Dope Thief” premieres March 14 on Apple TV+ SEARCHThe global authority in superyachting The statement read: "Lady Moura anchored in the Bay of Naples at a depth of 40 metres with seven shackles of chain deployed, which is the minimum required for safe anchoring under the given conditions. Several hours later, Venus arrived at the anchorage and seemingly misjudged the length of the chain that Lady Moura had in the water." The statement continued: "Subsequently, a violent squall with winds of 50-55 knots from an unexpected direction – different from the prevailing forecasts – caused the impact. Despite numerous efforts by Lady Moura's crew to alert the Venus’ crew by blowing the whistle and hailing on the radio, it appears that the bridge of the Venus was unmanned. Neither vessel dragged anchor." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Katia Damborsky (@theyachtwriter) It then concluded that damages to both yachts were minimal and cosmetic and that the situation was "amicably and professionally" resolved. This follows an update provided by a "source close to the matter" last week (7 August) which confirmed that a sudden change of wind led to the collision. It added that "the wind changed very suddenly, picking up from a breeze to 55 knots over the course of a few minutes. Neither boat dragged anchor, though the other boat [Lady Moura] was on a chain double the length expected in the depth of water they were in." Footage taken by Ricardo Salinas - Mexican businessman and Lady Moura's owner – shows the collision take place. The video was released by Salinas on 7 August. In the video's caption, Salinas has claimed that the crew of Venus were at fault, saying in Spanish: "I would like to know what the captain and crew were doing that they didn't see a yacht the size of mine in front of me. Good thing nothing but a scratch happened, but it's a big scratch that's going to [cost] a lot to fix." Lady Moura was launched in 1990 and sold most recently in 2021, with a last known asking price of $125,000,000. 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By continuing to use our site, you accept our use of cookies, revised Privacy Flyweight Eduarda Moura Reacts With UFC.com After Her Unanimous Decision Win Over Veronica Hardy At UFC 309: Jones vs Miocic In New York City On November 16 Jon Jones defended his UFC heavyweight title with a stunning victory over Stipe Miocic on Saturday before pledging to continue his extraordinarily successful MMA career dropped Miocic with an incredible spinning back kick in the third round of their fight at New York’s Madison Square Garden in his first defense of the heavyweight title He said afterwards that he had “decided not to retire” — opening the door to lucrative bouts against the likes of British challenger Tom Aspinall and reigning light heavyweight champion Alex Pereira Miocic, on the other hand, confirmed he was walking away from the sport after his defeat President-elect Donald Trump was in attendance to watch Jones beat Miocic Subscribe to The Athletic on an exclusive offer here. Dana White turn UFC 309 into personal election party Eduarda Moura defeats Veronica Hardy via unanimous decision Veronica Hardy is continuing to circle her way into trouble and she eats another straight right Eduarda Moura can remain on the back foot for the time being she knows Hardy is the one who must force the issue But those won’t be enough to win this fight She then turns it up in the final few seconds but is unable to land anything meaningful I think she did enough to nick that final round but not the result “You need to go on the offensive,” Veronica’s husband “You are so much better than her.” She needs something special here But she then walks onto Eduarda Moura’s right hand And that has been a recurring trend — whenever Hardy begins to open up a little she leaves herself open to Moura’s power shots Veronica Hardy lands a couple of nice elbows with her back on the canvas Eduarda Moura begins to stand up before changing her mind dropping back down and maintaining top control Again: she’s unable to do too much damage before the klaxon but clearly won the round She halts Eduarda Moura’s march forward with a couple of well-timed push kicks and then lands a nice straight left But she perhaps gets a little bit too aggressive and Moura takes advantage by taking her to the canvas for the second time this fight Moura is on top and has complete control of Hardy’s left leg This is not a good spot for Hardy to be in… Veronica Hardy is very light on her feet and looks lively but she keeps circling onto Eduarda Moura’s right hand Hardy goes on the attack in the final seconds but Moura catches it and takes her to the canvas But she doesn’t have enough time to do any meaningful damage Veronica Hardy and Eduarda Moura touch gloves and UFC 309 is away Moura throws the first meaningful shot — a straight left that smashes through Hardy’s guard and immediately earns her respect Moura has gone up in weight for this fight and yet she still looks like a big flyweight Hardy is clearly targeting Moura’s body early on but she needs to be wary of the Brazilian’s counter strikes Moura looks much more confident whenever they stand and exchange They have both had to endure a bit of a wait but Veronica Hardy (pictured) and Eduarda Moura are now ready to make their way to the Octagon to get tonight’s fight card underway Chael Sonnen just said he had heard a rumor that Eryk Anders was forced to withdraw after he ate something that made him unwell That’s desperately bad luck for Anders if true particularly as he’s a New York local and has worked so hard to regain his fitness in time for tonight’s fight There’s going to be a slight delay to the start of tonight’s fights That’s because Chris Weidman’s middleweight fight with Eryk Anders is OFF ESPN have just reported on the live stream that the bout was canceled “due to a medical issue involving Eryk Anders” Venezuela’s Veronica Hardy (9-4-1) will take on Brazil’s Eduarda Moura (10-1) in the first fight of the evening Moura is coming off the first loss of her professional career — a split decision defeat by her compatriot Denise Gomes She is also competing in the UFC’s flyweight division for the first time Hardy is meanwhile riding a three-fight win streak The early preliminary card will get underway very shortly in New York Make sure you get in touch before the action starts this afternoon — email us at livebloguk@theathletic.com neither Jon Jones nor Stipe Miocic have ever fought at Madison Square Garden UFC 309 is also notable for being just the eighth event in the organization’s history to take place at Madison Square Garden in New York City UFC 205 — headlined by Conor McGregor's TKO defeat of Eddie Alvarez — was the first UFC card to be hosted inside the Garden MSG always produces a super atmosphere and there was a very cool sight on Friday where the fighters weighed in on the same scales that were used for Muhammad Ali’s famous bout with Joe Frazier at the same venue One of the most interesting things about tonight’s card is that fighters will revert to wearing the UFC’s original style of gloves rather than the updated design that was introduced in June which were designed in the hope of reducing eye pokes including tonight’s headline star Jon Jones “They were very uncomfortable for me and I was actually really stressed thinking about how I'm going into fight week wearing these gloves that I don’t even want to train in?” Jones said earlier this week Let's give you guys all what you're used to.’” The UFC 310 card has been plagued with problems Belal Muhammad’s withdrawal means that Shavkat Rakhmonov’s clash with new opponent Ian Machado Garry will serve as the co-main event ahead of flyweight champion Alexandre Pantoja’s title defense against the Japanese newcomer Kai Asakura Former welterweight title challenger Nick Diaz had also been due to make his return, but MMA Fighting’s Jed Meshew today reported the 41-year-old had pulled out of his scheduled fight with Vicente Luque The UFC is yet to comment publicly on the reports It was announced yesterday that Ireland’s Ian Machado Garry (15-0) will face fellow undefeated welterweight Shavkat Rakhmonov (18-0) at UFC 310 on 7 December in Las Vegas Rakhmonov had been scheduled to face Belal Muhammad (24-3-1) but the reigning welterweight champion withdrew from the bout because of an injury Rakhmonov said on X that he was “very disappointed” to be fighting Machado Garry claiming that both Leon Edwards and Colby Covington declined the chance to step in “The only one who backed up his words is Ian I'm coming for your 0 and will fight for the belt after,” Rakhmonov added Check out the best photos from Eduarda Moura's unanimous decision win over Veronica Hardy at UFC 309 at Madison Square Garden in New York Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker this gritty eight-part crime thriller sees Brian Tyree Henry and Wagner Moura star as two crooks whose grift — pretending to be DEA officers to rob small-time drug dealers — lands them in a whole (under)world of trouble when they pick the wrong mark Check out the tense first trailer for the show below: Adapted from Dennis Tafoya's eponymous bestseller and boasting Scott's services as director on its first episode Dope Thief's first trailer wastes no time showing the scope and ambition of the series ahead we get to meet lifelong Philly pals Ray (Henry) and Manny (Moura) and sample a flavour of the hell they — and their families — are set to find themselves in when they set about shaking down a house out in the sticks and wind up in over their heads with a huge narcotics enterprise As well as setting up the show's killer premise this first trailer also gives us a chance to see some of the show's stacked supporting roster — Ving Rhames Ray and Harry's divided loyalties to one another and to their families will play a major role in the unfolding drama as the old pals' crooked chickens come home to roost teeing up a nail biter that's primed to be intense on many levels Will Peter Craig's TV debut have us hooked might it find fall victim to getting high on its own supply the signs are looking good for another banger from everybody's favourite fruit-based streaming platform We'll find out if our hunch is on point when our first hit of Dope Thief premieres on Apple TV+ on 14 March Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited Company number: 1394141; Registered office: Media House Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern H Bauer Publishing are authorised and regulated for credit broking by the FCA (Ref No: 845898) NEW YORK – Eduarda Moura beat Veronica Hardy with a unanimous decision Saturday to open the preliminary card at UFC 309 at Madison Square Garden in New York who called out Ivana Petrovic after her win which put her back on the right side following the first loss of her pro career Result: Eduarda Moura def. Veronica Hardy via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28) but the Brazilian had three takedowns and more than 4 minutes of control time "The plan was to confuse her because I think she was expecting a grappling heavy fight We have to back it up and we have the guts Moura on being in New York"Regardless of the result this would have been an amazing week because I met everybody So it was an amazing opportunity and it just to represent my state and represent a place – you don't have many fighters coming from (my town in Brazil) so to try to get a fight as soon as possible would be flyweight (instead of strawweight) She just fought recently and I think she's ready to go check out the video of the full post-fight interview above For more on the card, visit MMA Junkie's event hub for UFC 309 Eduarda Moura def. Veronica Hardy at UFC 309: Best photos UFC 309: Official scorecards from New York The Below Deck Down Under star, 53, detailed his night out in 2023 with Real Housewives of Miami's de Moura where he played an innocent game of "Aye Caption or Throw Overboard" with fellow Bravo personalities 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬  "That's [an] 'overboard,'" Chambers joked to Parade's Kelsey Barberio after de Moura's name was thrown around giving more insight into the pair's date She's a nice person and I had a great time with her Quickly changing his decision, Chambers said with a smile because I was probably being a bit tit for tat" before describing their time together as "platonic and simple," and that their date was "made out to be" more than it was Chambers also addressed the duo's hang out during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen on Monday after a fan called in and asked what his reaction was to de Moura sharing her story of their alleged rendezvous and what "actually happened" between them I gave her a nice gentlemanly kiss goodnight and drove away Below Deck Down Under airs on Mondays at 8 p.m New episodes can be streamed the following day on Peacock.  An eyebrow-raising incident occurred off the coast of Naples owned by Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego In a statement provided to SuperyachtNews by Grupo Salinas it appears that the bridge of Venus was unmanned at the time of the collision “Lady Moura was anchored in the Bay of Naples at a depth of 40 metres which meets the minimum requirements for safe anchoring under the given conditions,” the spokesperson explained “This was calculated in accordance with the standards of the International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) The length in metres was determined using a coefficient of hold of 5 which calculates the number of shackles as the square root of the water depth in metres Venus arrived at the anchorage and seemingly misjudged the length of the chain deployed by Lady Moura A sudden and violent squall with winds of 50-55 knots from an unexpected direction—different from the prevailing forecasts—led to the impact between the vessels.” despite numerous efforts by the crew of Lady Moura to alert the crew of Venus by blowing the whistle and hailing on the radio “it appears that the bridge of Venus was unmanned” neither vessel dragged anchor during the event the damages to both yachts were minimal and cosmetic both parties resolved the situation amicably and professionally Grupo Salinas appreciates the professionalism demonstrated by all involved and the swift resolution to ensure the safety and integrity of the vessels and their crews.” has since sparked considerable debate online shows the 78-metre Feadship drifting towards Pliego’s yacht before making contact with the 105-metre Blohm+Voss yacht Both vessels were anchored in the bay at the time but our yacht was hit while we were in Naples,” said Pliego in a tweet founder of Apple (now owned by his wife Laurene) I’d like to know what the captain and crew were doing that they didn’t see a yacht the size of mine in front of them.” Pliego added that the collision ultimately resulted in nothing more than a scratch; however it will need substantial funds to repair it The billionaire then jokingly suggested to his followers to “go and buy Apple products to help them pay” Whilst the spokesperson has since noted that the crash was due to a change in wind the competency of the crew has come under fire with many questioning how this incident was possible in the first place “The crew on the yacht Venus were twiddling their thumbs; there’s no way they couldn’t see the Lady Moura,” says Fabian Alonso (@fabianla69) on X “It’s incredible that no crew member came out to place a fender anywhere; it seems like a ship adrift,” adds cafas (@cafascafas) so you can see that there is no shortage of idiots in the world and understand how important it is to have a responsible and attentive captain in command,” adds Pliego we’re going to continue enjoying our holidays.” No me lo van a creer pero nos chocaron el yate mientras estábamos en Nápoles.Les cuento ☕️… el yate de Steve Jobs fundador de Apple (ahora de su esposa Laurene), nos pegó mientras estábamos anclados frente a Nápoles. Yo quisiera saber que andaba haciendo el capitán y la… pic.twitter.com/R1XVzZFGkD delivered directly from The Superyacht Group's editors and market analysts Stay at the forefront of the superyacht industry with SuperyachtNewsweek The 50-metre yacht collided with a ferry in Croatia and initial reports suggest the yacht's captain was absent during the incident Is the quality of crew training keeping pace in an ever-evolving technological landscape One firefighter has been hospitalised following a blaze that sank three vessels and damaged more in Marina Zeas PYA CEO Christophe Bourillon looks at the role of the captain from navigating challenges to enhancing excellence First responders came to the rescue of the 47-metre motoryacht as it began to sink in the middle of the Pacific Ocean mitigating risks through informed crew training Please select exactly what you would like to receive from us by ticking the boxes below: 2023 a 17-year old blue belt named Cassia Moura left Brazil having secured the documents to travel overseas with the intent of competing at the IBJJF World Championships under the guidance of Bruno Bastos Bastos had already heard of Moura long before this from her coach Mikael Reis from IP Jiu Jitsu (a social project Bastos supports) because she just doesn’t fit here.” She was training at a social project Bastos supported Bastos explained that while Moura came from a community with high crime rates She did not have any tendencies towards a life of crime like her peers She bet on herself and on jiu-jitsu to be a way out to not be another statistic like those around her.  After finally getting the opportunity to travel to the United States she initially planned to return home after five weeks warming up by winning a small local tournament in Lubbock mid May before her winning streak on the World Championship mats two weeks later.  Cassia was watching the Female Black Belt Featherweight finals match between Bianca Basilio and Ana Rodrigues Bruno turned and asked her if she would fight either of those athletes that day on the finals mat if she could She replied “I don’t think i would win if I fought either of them today I would definitely still fight them” to which Bruno replied “let’s get ready because you’re going to come back here as a brown belt.” In the next 363 days Cassia went on to make history winning No-Gi Worlds and getting her brown belt; and fulfilling her coaches prophecy dominating yet another World Championship at brown Bastos explains that there is deliberate planning that is involved in Cassia's preparation Bastos gave her the option of choosing to be either an ADCC or IBJJF world champion He could see her potential to be either but respected her choice when she replied “I want to be an IBJJF World champion next year.” When asked how it feels to achieve that goal I think of that every time I step on the mat I fight not just for myself but for my family and friends back home then assisting with 2-3 hours of kids classes Most of it was self directed with her days starting at 5am and ending after 10pm “I knew I had potential and I just had to work really hard,” she said of her training schedule She credits her hard work as well as the help of her coaches back home She said the only regret she has is leaving school to be able to train at that volume Something she plans to remedy here by returning to study.  As for her plans for the future: “Win No-Gi Worlds and then go home for Christmas to see my family.” Get the most important Jiu-Jitsu stories delivered straight to your inbox Today saw the ninth edition of The Best FIFA Awards Subscribe to The Athletic on an exclusive offer here December 17, 2024 at 12:47 PM ESTMax Mathews·Live ReporterFIFA Fan Award winner: Guilherme Gandra MouraThe winner of the FIFA Fan Award is young Vasco da Gama fan Guilherme Gandra Moura The Brazilian said 'as long as a child's heart beats Moura is a young fan of player Gabriel Pec who got to meet his idol after waking from an induced coma due to epidermolysis bullosa His mum gives him a hug and says 'you won and the only genuine emotion we'll see in this entire ceremony Shame it's somewhat been glossed over Maybe it's the journalist in me but I'd just like to note that Marta has won the inaugural award named after her with a fairly nice goal - which was the fourth goal scored in the 84th minute of a 4-0 international friendly win at home against Jamaica I'm surprised that was voted the best of the lot announced by former Brazilian international Bebeto for his bravery during the floods that affected Porto Alegre And Aitana Bonmati wins the best women's player award You can't say she doesn't deserve it The Spain and Barcelona midfielder has been one of the best players in the world for several years and won the Ballon d'Or back in October as well as last year's Best FIFA Women's player gong she says thank you in English before delivering a message in Spanish now back on stage (of course) says one couldn't write the script of Marta winning the Marta award the women's equivalent of the Puskas Award Can someone an award is named after win that same award didn't seem like the best goal on that shortlist Marta says thank you in Portuguese while wearing a fantastic black low-rimmed hat Just a shame that the awards didn't do Hayes and her USWNT player Alyssa Naeher the respect of letting them finish their pre-recorded video messages Especially considering Infantino is allowed to blather on for ages Here's the line-up for The Best Women's XI It's announced after they swiftly ushered poor Fara Williams Disorganisation and confusion marring the early stages of the ceremony so far who took over as United States women's coach three months before the Olympics and led them to a gold medal Some horrendous producing of the show so far my early takeaways from this ceremony revolve around the technical difficulties We've had Alyssa Naeher's acceptance video cut-off in the middle of its flow by just fading her our mid-sentence Now we've got the women's best XI announcement video playing out with the right half of the screen missing things just get moved on quickly and no one is allowed to acknowledge that anything untoward happened Like assessing Manchester City men's defence hopefully things will tighten up from here Winning the gong for The Best FIFA Women's Goalkeeper is USWNT star Alyssa Naeher Naeher inspired her team to gold at the Paris Olympics this summer they cut her off midway through her acceptance speech Alessandro Del Piero raced off the stage there without saying another word Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho was delighted to win the award He admitted in a pre-recorded video message that it was a 'special goal' but also hailed his team-mates for helping him achieve it It's Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho Announcing the winner of the Puskas Award is Italian icon Alessandro Del Piero who's sporting a black and white pinstriped suit in the colours of his former team Juventus We're being shown the fantastic goals nominated for the Puskas Awards Very interesting that the FIFA president Gianni Infantino is making a song and dance about the voting for these awards including fans Contrast that to the voting for the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia 2034 World Cup explained: Why FIFA’s awarding of the competition is controversial Gianni goes on to say if you want to know who the best in the world is unlike this award which is onto its ninth iteration Gianni Infantino is invited (back) on stage to listen to the sound of his own voice who will contest the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final tomorrow in Lusail Greta Lee (“Past Lives”) and Wagner Moura (“Civil War”) are set to star in Louis Leterrier’s Sci-Fi Thriller “11817” for Netflix Leterrier is directing from a script written by Matthew Robinson (“Love and Monsters,” “The Invention of Lying”) “11817” follows a family of four who are suddenly sealed inside their home with no way out and they must work to survive against both their dwindling resources and the mysterious looming threat that is keeping them trapped “Directing projects where the audience gets behind the characters has always been my focus. However complex, flawed, heroic, we identify with them as we live through their journey,” Leterrier previously said in a statement “It’s what excites me about ‘11817’s’ wholly original concept and the family at the heart of our story This is an experience that movie audiences won’t forget.”  Leterrier is also producing the project along with Peter Chernin Thorsten Schumacher are the executive producers Lee is best known for her roles in “The Morning Show” and “Past Lives” and will next be seen in Disney’s “Tron: Ares” as well as Kathryn Bigelow’s untitled thriller Moura most recently starred in A24’s “Civil War” and will next be seen in “Last Night at the Lobster” and the American crime drama tv series “Dope Thief.” Louis Leterrier previously directed the most recent installment of the “Fast and Furious” saga titled “Fast X,” and is attached to direct the final installment “Fast 11.” His credits also include “The Transporter” and its sequel 2010’s “Clash of the Titans” and “The Incredible Hulk.” He also directed “The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance” miniseries for Netflix and three episodes of “Lupin.” Lee is repped by UTA and Entertainment 360 and Leterrier is repped by LBI Entertianment Cassia Moura's amazing climb in the world of Jiu-Jitsu continued on Day 1 of the IBJJF Worlds 2024 Championships when the 18-year-old earned her Black Belt just months after being a Blue Belt.  Moura, or Cassia Remesar as she's listed on the IBJJF website, won a championship as a Blue Belt at IBJJF Worlds 2024 and has never looked back. She dominated at WNO 23 a few weeks before Worlds when she used a rear naked choke to beat veteran Jessie Crane.  And now she's officially a Black Belt.  "I did it," said to FloGrappling Moura after winning the Adult Brown Featherweight class championship. "This is my dream Moura went on to finish third in the Adult Brown Open Class.  Following the Open Class matches, her instructor Bruno Bastos, who competed at the 2024 Master IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu North American the day before So it's very nice to see a girl going in one year from Blue to Black.  "I think that's unheard of in Jiu-Jitsu," he added "But I think that it's well deserved and you have to earn things and I think she for sure earned that Black Belt." she'll do so having go to three straight IBJJF Worlds with three different belts.  Here is the schedule, all times are Pacific Standard, for the match mat assignments on Day 1 of IBJFF Worlds The IBJJF uses the following weight classes for gi competitions: allow athletes from different weight categories to compete together The winner of this division is called the absolute champion The 2024 IBJJF World Championships are streaming on FloGrappling and the FloSports app starting on May 30 and ends on June 2. 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