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The Stormers and Sharks meet in a United Rugby Championship South African derby. Stormers coach John Dobson has publicly backed fullback Warrick Gelant despite a big selection call ahead of the fixture, a decision drawing attention among rugby fans. The Cape Town side and the Durban-based Sharks are traditional rivals, making the match-up one of the most talked-about fixtures in South African rugby this week.
- 2Joke suggests Shark Week could keep voters away from midterms●The Discovery Channel could conceivably save democracy this year if they’d schedule Shark Week to overlap the midterms.
A quip making the rounds argues the Discovery Channel could 'save democracy' by scheduling Shark Week to overlap the US midterm elections, implying people glued to shark programming would stay home. The joke circulates with US politics hashtags, reflecting anxiety about midterm turnout and engagement among voters frustrated with the political climate.
- 3HPU Women's Tennis Builds Strong First Year Under Chelsea Patton▼Sharks Weekly: HPU Women’s Tennis Builds on Strong First Year Under Chelsea Patton
Hawaii Pacific University's women's tennis program is highlighting its progress in its first season led by head coach Chelsea Patton. A Sharks Weekly feature on Hawaii Sports Radio Network notes the team is building on a strong debut year, pointing to the program's momentum and development under its new coaching leadership.
- 4D'Angelo Russell Signs with Shanghai Sharks After Grizzlies Release●Former NBA All-Star D’Angelo Russell Joins Shanghai Sharks After Grizzlies Release Point guard D'Angelo Russell has sign
Former NBA All-Star guard D'Angelo Russell has signed a contract with Chinese club the Shanghai Sharks for the 2026/27 season. Russell became a free agent after being waived by the Memphis Grizzlies last week, and now continues his career in the Chinese Basketball Association rather than staying with an NBA team.