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Kansas Citians clap back at Denver sports anchor over World Cup hosting diss

Awful Announcing

Awful Announcing

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July 4, 2026

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The 2026 FIFA World Cup has largely been a success so far, with one of the biggest positives being the ways that host cities have been highlighted and appreciated by international fans. Those not paying close attention beforehand fully expected to see cities like Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, Miami, and Seattle among the U.S. hosts.

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