Goldberg is accustomed to the atmosphere at the Crown Jewel, and this is his fourth visit to the Kingdom.

'If somebody goes after you family, they need to pay.вЂќ ItвЂ™s a pretty simple equation,вЂќ Goldberg said. вЂњIвЂ™m at peace, because in a matter of hours IвЂ™m gonna get my hands around the throat of some guy who dared to touch my son. RIYADH/JEDDAH: Bill Goldberg will be looking for revenge when he goes head to head with Bobby Lashley in a вЂњNo Holds BarredвЂќ match headlining WWE Crown Jewel at Mohammed Abdo Arena in Riyadh on Thursday night.ДЇueled by the images of his son unable to escape the clutches of Bobby Lashley at SummerSlam in August, passionate fans are flocking in to see the spectacle that is Goldberg who is on a mission of redemption, to finally settle the score and end his personal rivalry with Lashley.Д®arlier this year at SummerSlam, Lashley defeated Goldberg to retain the WWE Championship but the animosity between the two wrestlers spilled over post match whenВ Lashley attacked GoldbergвЂ™s son, who had come to the aid of his defeated father.Д¬oming into the match in Riyadh, Goldberg revealed on the CarCast podcast that he is not 100 percent fit to compete as he is still recovering from a knee injury, but on Thursday morning he told Arab News that this will not stop him going after his rival in the ring. вЂњMay we unite to be better prepared,вЂќ Drogba said, вЂњand respond to future pandemics more collaboratively as we seek to tell the WHO narrative to global audiences in languages and platforms that are accessible to all.вЂќ Ivory Coast great Didier Drogba was announced as a WHO goodwill ambassador to promote a healthier lifestyle. Working together, we will harness the power of sports as a catalyst for a safer and healthier world.вЂќ It is for this reason we have teamed up with WHO.вЂќДЇIFAвЂ™s President Gianni Infantino praised the new partnership between Qatar and WHO, and said: вЂњWHOвЂ™s new project with Qatar aligns perfectly with FIFAвЂ™s collaboration with both sides. In addition, another critical goal of the project is to set and translate the best practices in health promotion, security and safety, as practiced at the Qatar 2022, for use at major sporting events around the world.Дr Hanan Al-Kuwari, QatarвЂ™s Minister of Public Health, said: вЂњOur goal is also to hold the healthiest sporting event possible.

вЂњWHO is committed to working with Qatar and FIFA to leverage the global power of football to help people lead the healthiest and safest lives possible,вЂќ WHOвЂ™s Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghrebreyesus said. The three-year joint project, titled вЂњHealthy 2022 World Cup - Creating Legacy for Sport and Health,вЂќ was announced at WHOвЂ™s headquarters in Geneva. WHO and Qatar, working closely with FIFA, will undertake joint activities to place the promotion of healthy lives, health security and physical and mental well-being at the heart of world footballвЂ™s pinnacle event, being held from Nov. 30.DUBAI: The World Health Organization (WHO) and Qatar launched a new multiyear collaboration on Monday to make Qatar World Cup 2022 a beacon for physical and mental health. Officials have since moved to a more flexible approach, which is expected to be tested one year ahead of the World Cup when Qatar hosts the 16-nation Arab Cup on Nov. Vaccine mandates for visiting fans to enter stadiums was the official Qatari policy four months ago. No details were given Monday of practical planning to protect the World Cup from COVID-19, and no questions were taken at the launch broadcast from Geneva. вЂњThe tournament is likely to be the first global mass gathering of this scale since the spread of the pandemic,вЂќ Hassan al-Thawadi, the head of the Qatari World Cup organizing committee, said at WHO headquarters. Though that issue was solved by moving the games to cooler November temperatures, the coronavirus pandemic is moving into a third year and closer to key tournament preparations.

When FIFA picked Qatar in 2010 to host the World Cup, the expected health risk was exposing 32 teams of players, thousands of workers and hundreds of thousands of fans to 40-plus Celsius (100-plus Fahrenheit) heat in June and July. вЂњEvents like the World Cup and the Olympic Games are perfect partners for promoting health and solidarity,вЂќ WHO director general Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said. The move follows years of scrutiny on Qatar and criticism of conditions for hundreds of thousands of migrant workers needed for massive projects tied to the tournament. GENEVA (AP) - FIFA and Qatari organizers of next yearвЂ™s World Cup teamed up with the World Health Organization on Monday to use soccerвЂ™s marquee event for promoting public health.

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