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Sydney Sweeney Didn’t Make Christy for Box Office

Sydney Sweeney's 'Christy' has one of the all-time worst box office debuts

Sydney Sweeney's sports biopic "Christy" debuted at $1.3 million over the weekend, marking one of the worst wide box office openings of its size.

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Sydney Sweeney’s boxing movie was a bomb. Why do we keep making boxing biopics?

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Sydney Sweeney Reacts to Christy Tanking at Box Office

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Sydney Sweeney Posts Triggered Response to Her Movie’s Spectacular Flop

Sydney Sweeney is defending her new movie, Christy, brushing off its abysmal box office numbers.

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Sydney Sweeney Reacts to Her Movie Flopping at Box Office

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Sydney Sweeney reacts to “Christy ”having one of the worst opening weekends of all time

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Sydney Sweeney breaks silence after boxing biopic Christy becomes one of the biggest box office bombs ever

Christy, which had its world premiere in September at the Toronto International Film Festival, features a harrowing account of the severe physical and emotional abuse Martin suffered at the hands of h...

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Sydney Sweeney suffered concussion on set

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How Sydney Sweeney Gained 30 Pounds for Christy With Fast Food Diet

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Biologically Male Boxer Who Failed Gender Test Ruthlessly Smirks As He Dominates Female Opponent & Forces Her To Throw In The Towel [VIDEO]

Lin Yu-Ting is again back in the boxing ring, which spells bad news for the female boxers. The controversial boxer who shot to prominence during the Paris Olympics has dominated after taking advantage of a loophole to return to the ring. The Olympic boxer ...

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Claressa Shields vs. Laila Ali, the two female boxers’ current beef explained

What started as friendly guidance between Laila Ali and Claressa Shields has evolved into one of the sport’s most talked-about online feuds.

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They told her women shouldn’t box. Now she’s Ghana’s first female world champion

ACCRA, Ghana — When Abigail Kwartekaa Quartey decided as a teenager to become a professional boxer – an unusual choice for a young woman in a working-class neighborhood of Ghana’s capital of Accra – her family begged her to stop training.