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WWE News - Finn Balor's Self Advice For Royal Rumble 2018 Is Perfect

WWE superstar Finn Balor will get his chance to show he's finally "over" when he takes part in tonight's Royal Rumble at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia.

Balor will be in the Royal Rumble for the first time in his career. He had to miss last year's event, due to a shoulder injury that kept him out of action for eight months.

Balor enters the show with 14/1 odds to win the event, according to Sky Sports. For Balor, the goal is simple: As long as both his feet don't touch the ground at any point, he will win the event.

The Demon King knows this, as he offered himself some great advice before tonight's show:Balor is among the favorites to win the event for good reason.

He's among the most beloved wrestlers among the WWE Universe, but Vince McMahon doesn't believe he's "over enough" right now.

Having The Demon King emerge victorious in the Royal Rumble could help him regain main event status.Originally, plans were to have Balor face Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship at tonight's show.

But Vince's lack of belief in Balor as a main star led to the match being pulled.

You may recall Balor posting a number of salty tweets and Instagram photos like this:The Demon King recently formed the 'Balor Club' with Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, an obvious knock-off of the 'Bullet Club' alliance they were part of in New Japan Pro Wrestling.

Perhaps the former Raw Tag Team Champions will help Balor regain his status as a main event superstar.

Thankfully, there haven't been any major spoilers as to who could win tonight's show, so there will be high anticipation and intensity throughout the match. If Balor doesn't win the Royal Rumble, then it's anybody's guess who he'll next feud with.

For more infomation >> WWE News - Finn Balor's Self Advice For Royal Rumble 2018 Is Perfect - Duration: 2:57.

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Is the Great Australian Dream all it's cracked up to be? - Duration: 2:12.

I'd like to talk to you today about this wonderful thing called the Great Australian Dream.

Hello I'm John Di Natale from Equi Wealth.

Many of you would have heard of this Great Australian dream, it goes something like this;

the key to success is to work hard,

it's to get a good job, buy a home, spend the rest of your life

paying off the mortgage, probably get married have 2.3 kids - the statistical average,

and retire happily ever after.

Unfortunately, the reality for many people is far from that dream.

In fact many people in Australia still retire dependent upon their superannuation in

which in general terms ends up being something like $135,000.

That's the average balance of superannuation in Australia

at retirement so if you do the sums very quickly I'm sure you'll agree that

$135,000 won't go very far in funding your

retirement years and so many Australians still end up dependent upon the pension.

Why is this? Well it's because we've subscribed to this philosophy that says

the Great Australian Dream will see us through. We've paid our taxes and we

should therefore be expecting a pension at the end. Look forward a few years and

I think things will look very, very different. The pension is generally

insufficient in terms of funding and exciting and fulfilling retirement

I'm sure you would agree, so really we need to create our own financial independence

we need to become financially independent retirees and that means

having a plan, that means having goals, it means working on your financial future

and ensuring that you are actually setting yourself up to achieve a level

of asset value and a level of income that will see you through your

retirement years. So I really encourage you to have a think about what the next

5, 10, 15 and 20 years look like for you. No matter how far retirement seems

away right now, it does tend to sneak up fairly quickly

so we can do some long-term planning and make sure that you are actually

positioning yourself well to live a fulfilling and exciting retirement

because after all life is for living.

For more infomation >> Is the Great Australian Dream all it's cracked up to be? - Duration: 2:12.

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Who Is Alabama Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa? - Duration: 10:53.

Tua Tagovailoa Saint Louis Hawaii quarterback

welcome to another exciting episode of the skill I'm your host king coopa j and today

we're going to be talking about who is Alabama's quarterback Tua Tagovailoa

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do not want to miss a video all my college football fans let's turn up

right now all my old subscribers whad up I'm about to drop that 1k

special on you guys head now who was Alabama's quarterback

Tua Tagovailoa he was born in Hawaii March 2nd of 1998 now in his early years

starting in the first grade he's naturally right-handed naturally

right-handed does everything with his right hand but he could not throw the

football so what happened his father actually changed his throwing hand from

his right to his left and ever since the first grade

Toula has been throwing left-handed and he does everything else what's right oh

that's crazy but if it works hey what can I say we taught you how to throw

what okay so I was righty at first you're right-handed yeah is right-handed

until we switched me to become left handed what did I have left the first grade now

early on and Pop Warner they said that Tua could throw for 30 yards when the

average kid was only throwing 10 yards at his age

so they knew he knew he was gonna be a quarterback he used to sleep with the

ball under his pillow when he was coming up his mother used al he's asleep with a

football so they already knew this is what he wanted to do plus it ran in his

blood because his father used to play junior college but he had to go back to

Hawaii because he had to support the family you know how it is is it's not

green on the other side for everybody but you know family first so he had to

get back to Hawaii and support his family now throughout through all of this Tua

was still playing football right and his grandfather used to tell them hey Tua

if you want to take this seriously you need to come report to me after

every single football game every single football game so what Tua used to do he's

to go out perform and then it don't matter what time of day he either had to

call his grandfather or he had to go over there and actually tell him you I

did this this now he kept him on his toes so this this was like very very big

on Tua and it helped him and it motivated him to want to play football even more

knowing that he had his grandfather and his corner because most for the majority

of the time his father used to work and support the family so in the summer of

2014 his grandfather did pass away and this

was big on you know Tua's heart his football career and there was points in

his career when he was just like man he was about to give up after his

grandfather died he he was about to give up because that was like everything that

was the guy he used to play yo you know pop come after game up to a hundred

yards at the 200 yards now I'm throwing this I'm throwing touchdowns in and then

he's gone so that weighed on him for a minute

and he actually considered quitting football yeah but yeah he said that he

had a conversation with his father so his father like

motivated him to come back right so he was like look you're gonna keep playing

football you're good at it and you know we're gonna honor your

grandfather by continuing to play high school football so ii was with it you

know he kept doing it and as he was growing up he found another mentor and

Marcus Maroita yes Marcus Mariota Tennessee

Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota is also from Hawaii and played out there

not necessarily the same school but he also played out there in Hawaii so

throughout his arm high school career at Saint Louis school he actually broke the

passing record for quarterbacks he threw over 8,000 yards and he had 84 passing

touchdowns to go along with 1027 rushing yards and 24 rushing TDs he was rated

the number one quarterback in the class so he had a ton of offers right one

being his dream school LS not LSU I'm sorry USC he wanted to go to USC his

whole life I don't know what it is I was searching the internet for I'm trying to

figure out why do you want to go to USC so much he just loved that school he

loved everything about it but until and to one man hit him up Alabama

now when Alabama called him his family went out there to visit right his mother

said look you're not going all the way out to Alabama to play for them that far

away from home so they had to take take a trip and it was worth it because when

Tua got out there you can see from these images right here he got out there

he just loved it yeah rings oh he you know balling out with Kiffin and Saban

and all them you know they showing him around telling him basically putting him

on the culture and trying to recruit him so he just fell in love with Alabama so

his mother loved it they liked it and Kiffin was also a big part of tool

coming out there I don't know what it was about the guy but his mother

actually liked Kiffin it was like she felt comfortable leaving her son so if

it wasn't for mom duk being out there Alabama wouldn't be seeing Tua Tagovailoa

if it wasn't for mom duk I'm gonna be honest which mom said it was cool

it's cool so Tua is big on family let's just get

that straight he goes back he gives back he goes back to why he plays with the

kids in this video right here you can actually see him turning up with some

kids so he's big I mean he's a Christian he's down-to-earth he's a smooth guy

watched a couple of videos on the man he he's just like very humble so that those

are good qualities and he's determined he wants to win and all right so boom he

gets recruited by Alabama so he turns down the USC so USC you can blame his

on Alabama because he was headed to your school so he turned that down heads

out to Alabama and in his first game against Fresno State which was his

college debut he threw a touchdown in he has 64 yards so he really didn't get in

the games unless they were blowouts he didn't get in unless there were blowout

they wouldn't put him in so but the games he did get in he lit them up 100

yards 200 yards two touchdowns three touchdowns he was balling and we're

talking about he was backing up Jalen Hurts all right so that led up to him

actually becoming who he was he ended up getting a start in the state

championship game the NCAA Jalen Hurst wasn't performing well in the

first half and then Tua Tagovailoa gets in he gets in in the second half

everybody was like oh what is going on because I know I was at home like what

who was this dude but I was like kind of slick happy because I'm a Georgia fan

and I was rooting for them but the dude ended up throwing for 166 yards and

three touchdowns he only had one INT and in the crucial touchdown came in OT

which was the game-winner sealed and it first Samoan quarterback

to win a national championship first Samoan player recruited

by the Crimson Tide first the man is trending right now and let me

tell you the interesting fact before I I'll let this go I mean let me tell you

something this guy has a little brother and I believe his name is Tualia Tagovaila

now he plays in Alabama oh and his family they relocate Alabama too

so they they brung it down south but um they're about you know a hour out from him

but his little brother is actually ranked eighth in the class right now

he's a quarterback and he's dual threat just like Tua Tagovailoa so with that being

said when this guy comes out and he was already recruited by the University of

Alabama so by Tua being a freshman his brother

becoming a junior just imagine in two years from now it'd be two Tagovailoa's

there if he decides to not go to NFL which I think he plays more like Russell

Wilson in my 6'1 one 219 pounds dual threat you know guy cannon for an arm so

now if he gets there and Tua Tagovailoa is a senior what's gonna happen if his

brother comes in and he's a freshman sophomore and he just crushing Tua you

might go to the NFL bro they say little brother coming up if you new to this

channel make sure you hit that subscribe button and hit that notification bell so

you do not miss a video 1k special coming up tomorrow I'm a drop that guy

tomorrow peace