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Jerry Jones finally makes his World Cup debut at the France vs. Spain semifinal, marking his first time attending a tournament game since AT&T Stadium opened in 2009. Though he’s long been a fixture at major events — hosting Super Bowls and NCAA championships — he’s missed key moments like Messi’s records and Ronaldo’s final World Cup due to his yachting schedule. For this tournament, the Cowboys poured $350 million into upgrades, and Jones even surrendered his prime suite for a VIP area — all to ensure the stadium, temporarily renamed Dallas Stadium by FIFA, delivers a flawless experience. With a massive video board, retractable roof, and world-class amenities, the venue is a hit with fans, and Jones is now fully immersed in the global spectacle, adding another legendary chapter to his sports legacy.

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