Stephanie Vaquer is once again the WWE Women's World Champion. The native Chilean pulled off the rare untelevised **** le change at a house show Saturday night in Santiago, Chile, dethroning Liv Morgan at WWE's live event at the Movistar Arena.
Becky Lynch served as the special guest referee for the **** le match.
The finish saw Vaquer hit Morgan with her corkscrew moonsault before Lynch counted the pinfall, ending Morgan's reign at 147 days. Lynch raised Vaquer's hand after the match before the two embraced as the new champion celebrated her victory.
History made in Santiago tonight….

Chile’s own Stephanie Vaquer is the NEW WWE Women’s World Champion!!! pic.twitter.com/PyA8JWD9Ua
Vaquer's second ascension to the throne arrived less than a week after Morgan successfully defended the belt against her on Monday's episode of "WWE Raw." That match ended in controversy after interference from Morgan's Judgement Day stablemates, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez, helped Morgan retain.

#morgan #lynch #match

Orionx, a crypto trading exchange backed by the stablecoin giant Tether, announced on Sep. 3 that it is shutting down after an audit discovered a gap in client ******* ets worth $7 million.
A Chilean exchange, Orionx revealed that a forensic audit confirmed a transfer of ******* ets worth more than $7 million held in custody to wallets not administered by the company.
Related: Andrew Tate sends harsh message on crypto from Miami prison
The exchange said it filed a complaint with the Public Prosecutor's Office for an investigation and filed a criminal lawsuit against co-founders Joaquín Díaz and Roberto Zibert.
Orionx said its sole priority right now is to work toward returning the largest possible amount of their ******* ets to the clients in the fastest and fairest way possible. It said it has already reported the ******* et closure and restitution plan to the authorities, with the first phase currently under implementation.

#assets #Crypto #million #filed

Top seed Alexander Zverev picked up the pace at the US Open on Saturday, virtually sprinting to a 6-2, 7-6 (7/2), 6-2 victory over Alejandro Tabilo to reach the last 16 after laboring through a pair of marathon five-setters.
The German had already spent nine hours and 26 minutes on court in his first two matches -- the most time a top seed has needed to reach the third round of a major since 1999.
The French Open champion appeared on a mission to end the trend against 25th-seeded Chilean Tabilo, who fell to Zverev in the second round last year on the same Arthur Ashe Stadium court.
Zverev didn't face a break point in a brutally efficient first set, winning all 11 points behind his first serve and five of seven on his second serve.
He broke Tabilo twice on the way to pocketing the set in 38 minutes, and broke him again on the way to a 4-2 lead in the second.

#open #minutes

Taylor Fritz was unable to explain how he let a two-set lead slip against Argentina's Francisco Cerundolo as he became one of six top-10 seeds to be eliminated from the men's draw in the first week of the US Open.
The American ninth seed was in complete control and went an early break up in the third set, only for 24th seed Cerundolo to produce a shock 3-6 4-6 6-3 6-4 6-4 win to reach the fourth round.
Less than an hour later, fifth seed Flavio Cobolli of Italy fell to a 7-6 (7-4) 3-6 0-6 3-6 defeat by Belgium's Alexander Blockx, opening up the men's draw even further.
However, German top seed Alexander Zverev did survive. The French Open champion won 6-2 7-6 (7-2) 6-2 against Chilean 25th seed Alejandro Tabilo to move into the last 16.
"I don't even know what to say," Fritz said. "I don't really want to talk to anybody, see anybody.

#seed #cerundolo #open

Now a Third Division side, Leicester bowed out of the Carabao Cup, the English League Cup, this Tuesday (25).
Away from home, the 2015/2016 Premier League champions saw Ipswich Town come out on top 3-1 in their second-round clash.
With a touch of "cruel refinement" from Chilean Marcelino Núñez.
Ipswich, back in the top flight, took the lead through Egeli (62').
Leicester hit back soon after with Aluko (67').

#english

Brazil won its second eFootball ***** le this Saturday (22) by defeating the FIFAe Nations League Console at Nave do Conhecimento, in Rio de Janeiro. In addition to sealing the category's continental back-to-back championship, the Brazilian eNational Team secured a direct spot in the FIFAe World Cup, which will take place at the end of the year in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
The Brazilian team, made up of the duo HenrykinhO and JVictorPRO and led by coach Thiago Avaré, secured qualification in second place in the group stage with 13 points, tied with Argentina but behind on goal difference. The campaign included wins over Venezuela (1-0), Bolivia (4-0), Chile (3-1), and Peru (4-2), as well as a scoreless draw against the Argentinians.
In the semifinal against Chile, the Brazilian eNational Team repeated what it had done in the group stage and showed its superiority, winning both legs by a score of 2-0. The place in the grand final secured Brazil's qualification for the FIFAe World Cup. Player JVictorPRO highlighted the match against the Chileans during the victorious campaign.
"We felt a little provoked. They scored and I was dealing with delay, the game restarted and a whole story came out of it. So we kind of turned that into a positive anger to keep going in the tournament very calmly and very confidently," commented João Victor.
In the continental final, the Brazilian eFootball Console eNational Team faced Peru once again. After a tense and scrappy first leg that ended 1-1, Brazil routed its opponent 5-0 to seal the back-to-back ***** le.

#enational #console

Fans inside Stade Saputo were treated to a thriller on Saturday evening as CF Montreal and LA Galaxy played out a 2-2 draw.
The night started off with fans awaiting the arrival of Chilean star Alexis Sánchez, who was set to make his home debut.
The attention was first on Daniel Rios, who opened the scoring with a redirection from point-blank range.
Unfortunately for Montreal fans, their initial jubilation was cut short. The visitors struck twice thanks to goals from Ruben Ramos Junior and Maya Yoshida for 2-1.
However, things then blew up for the leaders just after Sánchez entered the pitch.

#saturday

Chilean forward Alexis Sanchez, a former Barcelona and ******* nal star, has signed with CF Montreal through at least the 2027 season, the Major League Soccer club announced on Tuesday.
The 37-year-old winger, a two-time Copa America champion with Chile, has also made stops at Manchester United, Inter Milan and Marseille and spent last season with La Liga side Sevilla.
"I'm very happy to join CF Montreal and take on this new challenge," Sanchez said. "I'm grateful to the club for the confidence they've shown in me and I'm eager to put my experience to work so that we can reach our objectives and create memorable moments for our supporters."
With four wins and four draws from 18 MLS matches, Montreal sits 14th in the 15-team Eastern Conference and are third-worst in the league overall with only Atlanta and Kansas City trailing.
CF Montreal senior director Luca Saputo hopes the deal, which has a club option for the 2027-28 season, will begin a turnaround for the Canadian club.

#sanchez #chilean #arsenal

Aug 10 (Reuters) - Charl Schwartzel found an unusual hazard in ‌the final round at ‌LIV Golf Bedminster on Sunday when a fish appeared to swallow his ball after it rolled into the water beside the seventh ‌green.
The South African's ⁠tee shot at the 134-yard, par-three hole rolled ⁠off the putting surface and settled in the pond, where TV footage showed the ball being ******* ed ‌from beneath the water.
"Have you ever seen anything like this?" LIV Golf wrote in a social media post accompanying video ‌of the incident.
The former Masters champion had to take a one-stroke penalty ‌and settled for a bogey on the hole. He finished two-over par at the tournament, which was ‌won by Chilean Joaquin Niemann.
(Reporting by Rory Carroll; Editing by Peter Rutherford)

#schwartzel

The World Cup is football's biggest stage, filled with goals, drama and unforgettable moments - but it can also prove to be the ultimate shop window.
World Cup heroics have transformed players' lives in the past, and Vozinha's recent move to Chilean side Colo-Colo after an impressive tournament with Cape Verde is the latest reminder that the competition still has the power to change careers.
At the age of 40, the goalkeeper's journey from the Portuguese second division to Chile's biggest club may be unique, but he is not the first to get a big move after starring on the global stage.
Here are some of the players whose standout performances at the World Cup earned them a big move.
Marc-Vivien Foe earned a move from Cameroon to France after the 1994 World Cup [Getty Images]

#stage

NEW YORK (AP) — Ancient mummy DNA recovered in Chile has yielded the firmest evidence yet that European colonization brought smallpox to the Americas.
Smallpox was one of the deadliest diseases in human history before it was eradicated in 1980, largely thanks to vaccination. For centuries, the virus had killed about one-third of the people it infected and left most survivors with deep and sometimes disfiguring scars.
Outbreaks struck Asia and Europe and eventually spread to the Americas, where colonial writings, administrative records and missionary reports documented how it killed millions and devastated Indigenous populations who had never been exposed to the virus.
Now there's scientific evidence for the spread: An ******* ysis of Chilean mummies provides the strongest genetic link yet to the virus as it existed outside of the Americas, and provides a better picture of how it reached remote populations through colonization, said geneticist Shigeki Nakagome with Trinity College Dublin.
In the new study, Nakagome and colleagues examined 13 bone samples previously collected from an archaeological site at Camarones, in northern Chile.

#populations

Vozinha, the 40-year-old goalkeeper who was one of the heroes of Cape Verde's fairytale run at the World Cup, is signing for Colo Colo, the Chilean club announced.
"Vozinha is set to become a Colo Colo player; he will arrive in Chile in the coming days, undergo the necessary medical tests and will then be presented here at the Monumental Stadium," club president Anibal Mosa told reporters ahead of a league match on Friday evening.
Vozinha starred at the World Cup with heroic displays in a 0-0 group-stage draw against eventual champions Spain and in a 3-2 extra-time loss to finalists Argentina in the knock-out rounds.
The goalie, whose full name is Josimar Jose Evora Dias, will move to Chile from Chaves of the Portuguese second division. Although he did not sign his first professional contract until he was 26, he has also played in Cyprus, Slovakia, Moldova and Angola.
"He's in very good form; that's why we're signing him," said Mosa.

#colo #club #chilean

The classic postcard images of the Chilean capital of Santiago surrounded by the snow-covered Andes in winter now seem like pictures from the past.
A yearslong drought that has plagued the country has led to a shortage of snow so severe that the main ski resorts in the metropolitan area have had to suspend the use of up to 90% of their slopes, according to the Chilean Ski Resorts **** ociation (ACESKI).
And with climate change thought to be at least partially to blame, authorities warn that in the long term the region may need to find other ways to entice tourists to spend their money.
This country in the southern hemisphere, where June through August are the winter months, has long been a favorite for tourists from the US who are looking for somewhere to ski during the North American summer. And that has proved profitable. In 2025 the region's ski resorts welcomed more than 1,240,000 skiers, with a direct economic impact of US$283 million, of which US$228 million came from foreign tourists, according to ACESKI.
But with a lack of snow, its reputation is at risk of melting away.

Arsenal have been named as one of the clubs interested in a move for Dario Osorio, who currently plays for Midtjylland in Denmark.
The Chilean has been in Denmark since 2023 and has continued to develop into one of the standout young players in the league, with ******* nal monitoring his progress closely throughout the season.
Last season was a strong one for him, and he has attracted attention from several top clubs who are now seriously considering a move this summer, following consistent performances across the campaign.
Arsenal are among the interested sides, as reported by Mirror Football, with the winger being compared to Alexis Sanchez and tipped for a similar career trajectory at the highest level, with scouts continuing to monitor his development closely ahead of any decision.
Osorio is still 22, meaning a potential move to the Emirates Stadium would give ******* nal a long-term option in a developing talent.

Joaquin Niemann enjoyed a superb ending to his roller-coaster week at the US Open, having been involved in controversy earlier in the tournament.
Niemann fell victim to the new code of conduct introduced for major championships, when he threw his club in frustration during the opening round.
The Chilean launched his sand wedge on the sixth hole after twice hitting tee shots out of bounds and finding his ball in an awkward lie.
Niemann received a two-shot penalty for his outburst at Shinnecock Hills, where his nine was upped to an 11 on the par-four hole.
But it wasn't until after he had signed his scorecard that a USGA rule official asked to speak to him about the incident, which Niemann has now discussed following his fourth round on Sunday.

Joaquin Niemann says he is "not proud" of being the first golfer penalised for breaking the new code of conduct introduced for major championships in 2026.
The Chilean was given a two-shot penalty by US Open officials on Friday, shortly after completing a fog-delayed first round.
The 27-year-old was punished for "serious misconduct" under rule 1.2b after throwing his sand wedge in frustration on the sixth hole after he twice hit tee shots out of bounds and then had an awkward lie while playing his next shot.
That meant Niemann's nine was upped to an 11 on the par-four hole and he eventually signed for an eight-over 78 before responding with a five-under 65 in the second round to sit just inside the projected cut line at three over par overall.
"I finished my round, signed my scorecard, and then a referee came up to me and said 'I need to talk to you'," Niemann said.

To commemorate 25 years since the International Gemini Observatory achieved full operations, Chilean students selected the stunning ***** erfly Nebula (NGC 6302) as the celebratory image for the Gemini South telescope in Chile.
Operated by NSF’s NOIRLab and located atop Cerro Pachón, the 8.1-meter Gemini South telescope captured a breathtaking new image of the glowing, wing-shaped planetary nebula as part of the “Gemini First Light Anniversary Image Contest.”
The contest invited students from the observatory’s host communities in Chile and Hawaii to choose an object that honors the observato

Chile votes for its next president and parliament on Sunday in a contest expected to favor the right as candidates play on popular fears over organized crime and immigration. On the surface, Sunday’s election offers Chileans a dramatic choice between two extremes: Jeannette Jara, 51, a card-carrying communist and former labor minister in the left-wing government, and, among other right-wing contenders, José Antonio Kast, 59, an ultraconservative lawyer and former lawmaker who opposes abortion and vows to shrink the state. In a feat of political gymnastics, the communist candidate has promoted