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The other day, Choi Jong Bum was sued for blackmailing singer Goo Hara by publishing her sex video online. On January 30, the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office indicted Choi Chen Boom. According to the ruling, Choi Cheng Bum is accused of injuring Citizen Ku Hara and threatening to spread sex workers. The guy threatened the celebrity with allegedly sending an obscene video to Dispatch. During the audit, it turned out that he did not send an email, so this charge was dropped from him. View this post on Instagram 작년 에! .. ^ ___ ^ A post shared by 구하라 (@koohara__) on Feb 13, 2019 at 12:56 am PST Currently, Choi Chen Boom denies having beaten the singer. The guy is sure that he is the victim. Police, meanwhile, said Ku Hara had injured Choi Jong Bum. However, they considered Ku Hara’s crime as the fact that Choi Chen Boom provoked physical assault and offered her leniency with the suspension of the indictment. Sources report: “We took into account that Citizen Ku suffered...

Arizona State can change everything. It’s a .500 football program that has stumbled badly in the second half of what had been a promising season. The defense has been a disappointment. The rushing offense has been bad, too. But the final games of the season against No. 6 Oregon and Arizona show ASU’s potential under Coach Herm Edwards and the paradigm-busting NFL model. Traditionally, college football players have been asked to sacrifice themselves in service to their programs. But ASU has turned that upside down, designing a program that aims to be in service to its players. Imagine if it works and produces long-term success in the Pac-12.   Everyone is locked in Fans are locked in. Sun Devil Stadium was full against Oregon, and there won’t be an empty seat when Arizona comes to town next week to fight for the Territorial Cup. Toss in the near sellout against USC, and you’re looking at three straight games where it was hard to get a ticket on Saturday in Tempe. N...

"The Bronze Bomber" makes it 2-0 against "King Kong" with another spectacular knockout. "King Kong" ain't got nothing on "The Bronze Bomber" yet again. Though Luis Ortiz was dictating the action as the aggressor, Deontay Wilder caught him with that pulverizing right hand to score a seventh-round knockout and retain his WBC heavyweight title Saturday night at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. With the victory, Wilder ties Muhammad Ali with 10 consecutive defenses of the heavyweight title. The end came when Wilder touched Ortiz with a light left jab, before coming across with a vicious right hand to snap Ortiz's head back, as the Cuban fighter fell in a heap and was subsequently counted out. Wilder frequently says "my opponent has to be perfect for 12 rounds, and I only have to be perfect for one second" and he proved that phrase right once again. Following his thrilling victory, Wilder affirmed that a Februa...