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Toronto s Khetag Pliev went to the corner between rounds and noticed that his finger was missing.
Colour commentator @CMPunk: It wasn t a compound fracture, a break, it wasn t a dislocation, a break, a laceration. His finger was just gone. It s gone.
“They just made a PA announcement at #CFFC94 that they are trying to locate a fighter’s missing finger,” TSN’s Aaron Bronsteter tweeted. “It evidently fell off into his glove during the bout and is missing somewhere in the venue.
“Toronto’s Khetag Pliev went to the corner between rounds and noticed that his finger was missing. Colour commentator @CMPunk: “It wasn’t a compound fracture, a break, it wasn’t a dislocation, a break, a laceration. His finger was just gone. It’s gone.”
It s not an April Fool s joke! Central Cinema reopens after closing due to pandemic
The movie theater is open again after it had to close because of the COVID-19 pandemic. During the downtime, it made some changes. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 9:29 PM EDT April 1, 2021
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Movie fans had the chance to return to the cinema on Thursday when Central Cinema reopened.
The theater closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But after several months of the screen staying dark, the projector shined once again. For its first screening, Central Cinema showed the movie April Fools Day. Tickets were almost sold out, officials said.
Ola announced that the company was offering a new product to its users an electric flying car.
On April Fools Day and social media was flooded with memes, pranks and hoaxes. Joining in the fun were several startups and companies that come up with innovative ways to tickle everyone s funnybones.
For instance, Ola co-founder Bhavish Aggarwal announced through a video message that the company was offering a new product to its users an electric flying car. This flying car, called Ola Air Pro, has a dedicated website that was also accepting bookings. While it was clear to many that this was an April Fools Day hoax, some users were in two minds.