Everyone's mad at the World Cup's new "hydration breaks" -- except Mr. Moneybags over here
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Who
What
- 1. David Goldblatt criticizes World Cup's three-minute hydration breaks as excessive.
- 2. He argues that players only need a quick drink, not three minutes.
- 3. Fox is reportedly earning $250 million from commercials during these breaks.
- 4. The hydration breaks have sparked widespread anger among fans and experts.
- 5. Goldblatt's comments highlight concerns over commercialization in sports.
Where
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topics: Sports · language: eng
topics: Sports · language: eng
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published 29 Jun, 18:07Z
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