WWE star Ali shares his routine during holy month of Ramadan

WWE star Ali has spoken to the public about the details of his life during the holy month of Ramadan and how he changes the system of his training program during the month. (Screenshot/WWE)
Updated 14 May 2019
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WWE star Ali shares his routine during holy month of Ramadan

  • The performer said that the holy month is “extremely important” to him
  • Tickets for WWE Super ShowDown at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah on sale on Sunday

LONDON: WWE star Ali has spoken to the public about the details of his life during the holy month of Ramadan and how he changes the system of his training program during the month in addition to his family habits.

The performer said that the holy month is “extremely important” to him, saying that when something is as special as Ramadan to someone, one is willing to make sacrifices and think of those without access to food.

Tickets for WWE Super ShowDown at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia will be available this Sunday — May 19 — at 7pm via www.sharek.sa. Ticket prices start at 25 SAR25 ($6.70).

The Saudi General Sports Authority is hosting WWE Super ShowDown on Friday, June 7 at 9pm and feature the first-ever match between WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg and Undertaker. In addition, the event will include Triple H vs. Randy Orton, as they create another chapter of their storied rivalry, and a 50-Man Battle Royal— the largest in WWE history.

WWE Champion Kofi Kingston, WWE Universal Champion Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Braun Strowman, AJ Styles and Brock Lesnar are also scheduled to compete.

Additional details on the event’s matches and regional broadcast information will be announced in the coming weeks.


Basketball tournament in UAE abandoned amid Iranian strikes

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Basketball tournament in UAE abandoned amid Iranian strikes

  • “This decision has been made to guarantee the safety and security of all participants,” said Euroleague
  • The eight-team competition was called off during the second quarter of the opening match

PARIS: Euroleague on Saturday abandoned its Under-18 qualifying tournament in Abu Dhabi for safety reasons as Iranian missiles hit the Gulf states.
The decision follows American and Israeli strikes on Iran and waves of retaliatory attacks some of which targeted US Gulf allies, including the United Arab Emirates.


“In light of the current situation in the region, this decision has been made to guarantee the safety and security of all participants,” said a brief statement from Euroleague, which organizes Europe’s most important club basketball competition.
“After careful evaluation and ongoing consultation with relevant authorities and stakeholders, it was determined that canceling the event is the most responsible course of action at this time.”
The eight-team competition was called off during the second quarter of the opening match between Monaco and Aris Thessaloniki.