The Tournament
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Initial release | USA |
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Directors | Scott Mann |
Box office | 493,459 USD |
Budget | 3. 6 million GBP |
Composers | Laura Karpman |
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ID | 836816 |
About The Tournament
Top assassins (Ian Somerhalder, Robert Carlyle, Ving Rhames) gather for a competition where the last one alive wins a cash prize.
Commonwealth Games: Gold Coast mayor scraps bid for 2026 event
...By Tiffanie TurnbullBBC News, SydneyThe Gold Coast has withdrawn its bid to host the next Commonwealth Games, ending any hope The Tournament could still be held in Australia...
Rohit Sharma: The Indian captain who lost cricket World Cup but won hearts
... This was arguably his best shot at winning the coveted trophy - he will be 40 years old in 2027, when The Tournament will be held next...
Stoke man who bought pool table with lottery winnings gets bronze medal
... Speaking to the BBC ahead of The Tournament, he said: " There was an open trial for anyone who wants to trial for England, and I got in...
Wales football fans arrested in Armenia ahead of qualifier
... However, victory on Saturday, and against Turkey on Tuesday, would seal the team s passage to The Tournament regardless of other results...
Rahul Dravid: The man behind India's dream run in 2023 World Cup cricket
... Rahul was not a frontline wicketkeeper, but he is doing as good a job as others in The Tournament...
Smash Bros: Could Nintendo's new rules end esports competitions?
... The new rules also forbid having a sponsor, offering a prize of more than $5,000 (£4,000), and say people running The Tournament aren t allowed to sell food or drinks...
World Cup 2023: Afghanistan's dazzling run captivates cricket
... Or when they pulled off a major upset by defeating England early in The Tournament...
Rugby World Cup: Wales fans' woe as Argentina win
... But the day ended badly for all Wales fans as the team failed to reproduce the form which saw them crush two-times champions Australia earlier in The Tournament...
Machen student teaches rugby to Peru's high-security prisoners
A student has spent her university break coaching rugby in Peru to women in a high-security prison.
Jo Penrose, 20, from Machen near Caerphilly, has been teaching rugby to children in and around the rural city of Cajamarca over The Last two summers.
After a visit to The Prison on The Outskirts of The City last year, she decided to Set Up weekly coaching sessions when she returned in June.
She Said it was one of the "craziest places" she had been coaching.
Jo Penrose hopes The Prisoners will carry on playing rugby after she leavesThe Welsh Rugby Union donated kit and balls for Ms Penrose to Take Out with her to Peru.
"I had A Dream of playing rugby with them but I never thought it would actually happen," Ms Penrose said.
"At first I was a bit nervous, because there was one or two security guards there, and that was it, there was about 80 women.
"But it was great. As soon as I met The Women , they were really lovely, they were really kind to me.
"They were really encouraging when my Spanish wasn't on point. "
Ms Penrose said there were about 80 women at The PrisonShe Said some of The Women sat around watching but were "really, really respectful" and "just wanted to learn".
"I went to The Prison for my final rugby session with The Women and we held a tournament and they all played very well.
"We gave out fruit, soap and toiletries to those who played in The Tournament . "
She Said she was "massively impressed" by how their technique had improved over the two months.
The 20-year-old said she hopes The Women will carry on playing when she leaves the country later This Week .
Jo Penrose also spent time teaching rugby to children"They've also got a rugby ball with them, so I just hope they will be able to just chuck that around again and play with that.
"I would love to get involved again and try to make things more sustainable, so that it can continue properly once I leave. "
Ms Penrose said The Women found playing the sport helpful for them to de-stress: "Quite often they are not let out of their cells unless someone does something with them. "
peru, machen, caerphilly
Source of news: bbc.com