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Express Tribune
05-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Sydney Sweeney spotted with MGK at Las Vegas beach club event
Sydney Sweeney and Machine Gun Kelly were seen sharing a close moment during a weekend event in Las Vegas, according to a Page Six exclusive. The pair attended the grand opening of the Palm Tree Beach Club at the MGM Grand Hotel, hosted in collaboration with Tao Hospitality Group. A video obtained by Page Six shows Sweeney warmly embracing the musician as they chatted and shared smiles throughout the event. Sweeney, recently single after ending her engagement to longtime partner Jonathan Davino, wore a white tank top and denim mini skirt. MGK, whose real name is Colson Baker, sported red and denim in a laid-back look. Their chemistry sparked buzz among onlookers, but a source later told Us Weekly the two are just friends. The insider added that Sweeney, 27, is known for her flirtatious personality and is enjoying life post-breakup. The pair previously collaborated on the 2021 film Downfalls High, which MGK directed. Their appearance in Las Vegas marks a public reunion, following Sweeney's recent sighting with Housemaid co-star Brandon Sklenar at the 2025 Stagecoach Festival. She was also seen mingling with White Lotus actor Patrick Schwarzenegger at the beach club event. Despite ongoing speculation, sources emphasize that Sweeney is simply enjoying her freedom and staying close with longtime friends. Sweeney reportedly ended her relationship with film producer Jonathan Davino in March 2025, following a seven-year engagement. The weekend outing has since gone viral on social media, adding fuel to headlines about her post-breakup lifestyle — but sources close to her say she's simply embracing her independence and enjoying time with friends.
Forbes
04-05-2025
- Sport
- Forbes
Naoya Inoue Vs. Ramon Cardenas Results & Full Fight Card Results
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - MAY 03: (L-R) Undisputed junior featherweight champion Naoya Inoue of Japan and ... More Ramon Cardenas face off during an official weigh-in at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino on May 03, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by) Tonight is the night for Naoya Inoue to defend his undisputed junior featherweight title against Ramon Cardenas. There are eight scheduled fights on the card. I will have results updates for the first six fights, and then round-by-round updates with my scorecard for the co-main event and main event. Inoue, 32, comes into Sunday's fight with a spotless 29-0 record with 26 KOs. His 89.66% KO rate is almost unheard of for a fighter in the smaller weight classes. To put it into perspective, Ricardo Lopez—who retired with a 51-0 record with 38 KOs—only has a 74.5% KO rate, and he is widely regarded as perhaps the most devastating puncher amongst the smaller guys in history. The last man to go the distance with Inoue was the great Nonito Donaire. That fight happened in June 2022. For an active fighter like Inoue, that span accounts for six fights. Imagine fighting six times in less than three years. That was fully meant with sarcasm and as a bit of a jab at some of our champions who are far less active. Cardenas, 29, is a worthy challenger. He carries a record of 26-1 with 14 KOs. Speaking of active, Cardenas earned this shot with a unanimous decision win over Bryan Flores in February. Cardenas' lone loss came against Danny Flores in April 2017. The biggest question for Cardenas in this fight is: does he have enough power to get the Monster's respect? We have seen Inoue tagged (Donaire landed a few strong left hooks), and we've seen him dropped (Luis Nery scored a clean knockdown with a left hook in the first round before The Monster overcame him). Both Nery and Donaire are big punchers and have been throughout their careers. We'll see if Cardenas has what it takes to get Inoue's attention. If not, it could be another mauling for the Monster. Sunday's card is a huge one as it represents the first major American appearance for Inoue. The vast majority of his fights have taken place in Japan, thus limiting the American access to his brilliance—at least from a live standpoint. He is in a choice position. After lackluster events on Friday and Saturday as part of the Fatal Fury Cinco de Mayo boxing weekend, Inoue will be the subject of dozens of panegyrics (my new word of the day) from boxing pundits thanking him for delivering the kind of performance fight fans hoped to see over the last two days. Let's watch to see if he responds with a memorable performance.
