Empire Rising: The Crown Prince Goes Missing (Please Subscribe)

The Times: "Conor McGregor has been in a coma for five days. George Moore, a neurology specialist at King Edward VII's Hospital, stated in an interview that although Conor fell into a coma during his match with Kevin, Kevin was not at fault. Years of combat sports had already caused problems in Conor's brain. This was merely the eruption of accumulated injuries. Even without Kevin, Conor would sooner or later have become vegetative. He also urged players to reduce heading practice before reaching adulthood, or they could end up like Conor."

The Sun: "A Premier League player nearing 30 was arrested in North London on suspicion of rape. According to our information, the player is quite prominent and will be taking part in the World Cup at the end of the year."

The Telegraph: "We have provided a list of stars around the age of 30. Fans are free to speculate, but this paper bears no responsibility for their remarks."

Other than the boxing match, this was the biggest uproar.

Huang Kaiwen sat on the sofa scrolling through social media. Quite a few players had proactively posted photos proving they had not been locked up.

This was what puzzled Huang Kaiwen the most.

At their level, even if they were ugly, beautiful women would still throw themselves at them.

How could they not control themselves?

Beautiful women might be a scarce resource, but that was nothing compared with the odds of making it into a top league—one in tens of thousands.

Especially for national-team-level players.

Inzaghi and Eduardo sat together. Forty-nine-year-old Inzaghi and four-year-old Eduardo made for a stark contrast.

Compared with his unreliable father, Prince Eduardo was much more composed.

"Weren't you afraid of looking after kids? Why did you bring Eduardo along to watch the match?"

Huang Kaiwen