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Wario apparently got nerfed so hard in the new Super Smash Bros. Ultimate update it may have ended his top tier status and made him Twitter trending Posted by Dakota DarkHorse Hills • March 5, 2021 at 8:22 p.m. PST • Comments: 8 Non-Super Smash Bros. playing Nintendo fans were probably a bit confused to see Wario climbing the trending charts on Twitter and other social media platforms over the past day, but those on the inside were scrambling to figure out whether the noxious fighter had essentially been deleted from the game or not. The Version 11.0.0 update for Smash Ultimate dropped last night with the release of Pyra and Mythra where opinions quickly started to grow that Wario likely had his top tier status revoked due to the nerfs he was hit with in the patch. ....
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SYDNEY: The baggy green worn on Test debut in 1928 by Australia’s greatest batsman Donald Bradman has sold for Aus$450,000 (US$340,000), a record for one of the cricket legend’s caps. Bradman, who retired with an all-time highest Test batting average of 99.94, wore the cap during the first match of his Test career against England. Pickles auction house said on Tuesday the baggy green had been bought by the businessman Peter Freedman, whom is the Australian founder of RODE Microphones, after initially failing to sell under the hammer. “After negotiations the final bid and highest offer was the $450,000,” Pickles executive manager Gavin Dempsey said. “It’s still, for a Bradman cap, on record the highest price paid on the open market.” ....
Don Bradman s debut baggy green sold for AUD 450,000 Web Desk Don Bradman s debut baggy green sold for AUD 450,000 Australian cricket legend Don Bradman’s ‘baggy green’ cap from his test debut against England in November 1928 has been sold for AUD 450,000, Pickles, an auction company, confirmed the news on Tuesday that the famous cap has been sold to an Australian businessman, Peter Freedman, after it failed to sell at auction last week. It was put up for sale online two weeks ago and was expected to fetch more than $1 million; however, the ‘baggy green’ could only attract a top bid of AUD 391,500. ....
Don Bradman s debut baggy green cap sold for record Aus$450,000 Donald Bradman, who retired with an all-time highest Test batting average of 99.94, wore the cap during the first match of his Test career against England. FILE: Auctioneer Charles Leski holds the 1948 Baggy Green cap worn by Australian cricketing legend Don Bradman in his last Test match. Picture: AFP. 94 days ago SYDNEY - The baggy green worn on Test debut in 1928 by Australia s greatest batsman Donald Bradman has sold for Aus$450,000 (US$340,000), a record for one of the cricket legend s caps. Bradman, who retired with an all-time highest Test batting average of 99.94, wore the cap during the first match of his Test career against England. ....