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Javokhir Sindarov 71% ▲ 1 Gukesh Dommaraju 28% Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa <1% 6 more Fabiano Caruana <1% Andrey Esipenko <1% Hikaru Nakamura <1% Wei Yi <1% Anish Giri <1% Matthias Bluebaum <1% Max Verstappen 53% ▲ 3 Kimi Antonelli 22% Lewis Hamilton 7% 19 more George Russell 3% Franco Colapinto 3% ▲ 2 Oscar Piastri 2% Charles Leclerc 2% ▼ 2 Liam Lawson 2% Alexander Albon 2% Lando Norris 2% Fernando Alonso 2% Pierre Gasly 1% Gabriel Bortoleto 1% ▼ 1 Isack Hadjar 1% Arvid Lindblad 1% Oliver Bearman 1% Sergio Perez 1% Esteban Ocon 1% Valtteri Bottas 1% Carlos Sainz 1% Nico Hulkenberg <1% Lance Stroll <1% Seoul Knights 50% ▼ 1
Anyang 51% ▲ 1
Esenler Erokspor >99% ▲ 60
Anadolu Efes <1% ▼ 60
Hapoel Eilat >99% ▲ 53
Hapoel Holon BC <1% ▼ 53
Erling Braut Haaland 37% ▼ 5 Alysa Liu 20% Lionel Messi 6% 33 more Anthony Joshua 5% Folarin Balogun 4% Arch Manning 4% Lindsey Vonn 4% Lamine Yamal 4% Ilia Malinin 3% Jalen Brunson 3% Conor McGregor 2% Kylian Mbappé 2% Kenneth Walker III 1% Rodri 1% LeBron James 1% Victor Wembanyama <1% Pau Cubarsí <1% Alexander Zverev <1% Rory McIlroy <1% Drake Maye <1% Christian Pulisic <1% Cooper Flagg <1% Tyson Fury <1% Jon Jones <1% Max Holloway <1% Shedeur Sanders <1% Sam Darnold <1% Jannik Sinner <1% Maikel García <1% Ilia Topuria <1% Chloe Kim <1% Caitlin Clark <1% Carlos Alcaraz <1% Jake Paul <1% Travis Kelce <1% Deshaun Watson <1% BC Dubai >99% ▲ 6
KK Studentski Centar <1% ▼ 6
Basquet Manresa 57%
BC Roma Spqr 43%
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