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Comedian Ali Siddiq bringing life lessons, 'The Custom Fit' Tour to Lubbock

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By Carlos Silva Jr. Verified
| Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Verified
Ali Siddiq can keep your attention. The 52-year-old comedian has lived an interesting life, and uses it to capture the imagination of audiences. It's a simple formula: standup in front of a crowd and talk about his real-life experiences in a different town.
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Ali Siddiq plans to create smiles through real-life humor, storytelling

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By Carlos Silva Jr. Verified
| Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Verified
Comedian Ali Siddiq aims to tell resonant stories that go beyond just being funny. He has found success releasing independent comedy specials on YouTube, earning multiple awards. Siddiq is scheduled to perform in Lubbock and Midland as part of his "The Custom Fit Tour." Ali Siddiq may not always want a smile. The 52-year-old native of Houston, Texas, wants to tell stories that get an audience invested and transcend being funny.
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How should sports journalists cover WWE, UFC and PBR? Ethan Page weighs in

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By Erik Hall, Carlos Silva Jr. Verified
| apsportseditors.com
Former APSE president Tommy Deas moderates a panel entitled “Sports Entertainment, and how we cover it" at the Associated Press Sports Editors Summer Conference with PBR’s Moria Novakoski and UFC middleweight fighter Kyle Daukaus, and WWE wrestler Ethan Page on Thursday, July 16, 2026, in Arlington, Virginia. By Carlos Silva Jr. Ethan Page can be seen as brash.
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