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#Rivalry

21
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15
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-87% vs last week

#Rivalry is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 15 people shared 21 posts with it β€” around 1 a day. Activity is down 87% versus the previous week, peaking on Oct 11 with 3 posts.

#Rivalry posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #Rivalry

KillBait Philippines πŸ‡΅πŸ‡­
@killbaitphi.bsky.social
9 days ago
La Salle's Tovera leads Green Archers to third consecutive win after overtime victory over Ateneo πŸ€– IA: It's not clickbait βœ… πŸ‘₯ Users: It's not clickbait βœ… #uaap #basketball #rivalry πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡

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La Salle's Tovera leads Green Archers to third consecutive win after overtime victory over Ateneo

La Salle's rookie Joaquin Tovera delivered a standout performance with 21 points, 6 assists, and 7 rebounds, leading the Green Archers to a 76-73 overtime victory against rival Ateneo in the UAAP Season 89 men's basketball tournament. Despite injuring his ankle in the final minute of overtime, Tovera's leadership helped La Salle break a standings tie with Ateneo, moving them to third place with a 6-4 record. The Green Archers were supported by a balanced scoring effort from six players, including 11 points from veteran guard JC Macalalag. Coach Topex Robinson emphasized the team's focus on their shared dreams and preparation as key to their overtime success. Ateneo, led by Jared Bahay and Kieffer Alas with 18 points each, fell short due to a critical inbounds pass error with 3.3 seconds remaining in overtime. The Blue Eagles now sit at 5-5, fifth place in the competitive tournament. In the other game of the double-header, NU Bulldogs secured a 75-71 win over UST Growling Tigers, strengthening their second-place position with a 7-3 record. NU's Mo Diassana contributed a double-double with 16 points and 19 rebounds, while PJ Palacielo added 14 points and 6 rebounds. UST, now at 4-6, continues to struggle with a third consecutive loss, remaining two games behind La Salle in the standings. The tournament remains highly competitive with seven teams still in contention for the Final Four.

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Killbait Australia πŸ‡¦πŸ‡Ί
@killbaitaustralia.bsky.social
13 days ago
Lachie Neale thanks AFL rival Jack Ginnivan with $45 wine gift after tribunal victory πŸ€– IA: It's not clickbait βœ… πŸ‘₯ Users: It's not clickbait βœ… #afl #wine #rivalry πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡

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Lachie Neale thanks AFL rival Jack Ginnivan with $45 wine gift after tribunal victory

The footy world has been abuzz following revelations that Lachie Neale, the Brisbane Lions star, secretly gifted a limited edition bottle of wine to his AFL rival Jack Ginnivan after Neale's successful appeal against a striking charge. The incident occurred during the Preliminary Final when Neale was charged with striking Ginnivan, a Hawthorn player. Neale's punishment was downgraded following a last-minute appeal, allowing him to play in the Grand Final where he secured his third consecutive premiership. After the match, Neale and Ginnivan exchanged brief messages, with Neale joking about Ginnivan's 'tummy' and later revealing he had sent him a bottle of Will Ashcroft's Mr September pinot noir, a limited release valued at $45. The gift, which Neale described as a 'thank you' for Ginnivan's assistance during the tribunal, sparked mixed reactions online. Some fans criticised the modest price tag, noting Neale's recent $1 million-per-season contract with Collingwood, while others suggested the wine might have been a free gift given the close friendship between Neale and Ashcroft. The story gained further traction when AFL personality Dan Gorringe joked about the 'gifting loophole' on social media, referencing a similar case involving North Melbourne forward Paul Curtis. Neale, who is set to join Collingwood next month, has become the subject of light-hearted banter in the football community, with many acknowledging the gesture as a small but meaningful token of appreciation between rivals. The incident highlights the unique camaraderie that can exist between opposing players in the AFL, even amid competitive tensions. The story has been widely shared across social media platforms, with fans debating the appropriateness of the gift and its value in the context of Neale's new contract. Despite the playful criticism, the overall sentiment remains positive, with many viewing the gesture as a testament to the sportsmanship that defines the league.

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