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He outrageously named former heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua and lightweight world champion Gervonta 'Tank' Davis as possible opponents.

And “The Apprentice,” as we know, begat a president whose qualifications and business acumen were outrageously oversold on that show.

In early 2025, Southworth notes, as the media began to dig into the dramatic restructuring of the federal government, Trump posted outrageously about Gaza, and that story took over.

The only explanation for these outrageously violent deaths was the theory that they had escaped their fate thanks to a harrowing premonition.

Forever finding the most dramatic storylines, on that occasion McIlroy capped his victory by outrageously holing out on the closing green from more than 40 feet.