Las Vegas Review-Journal

SUPER BOWL 58

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Usher has fans dancing at Caesars

Usher and his many supporting acts were a hit for the crowd outside Caesars Palace, turning the Green Fairy Garden into a dance floor.

Football fans of all ages were watching the outdoor television­s like moths to a flame, jumping and cheering as the artist went through his greatest hits.

“You better sing!” one group of friends yelled, bopping their heads and filming on their phones. — Alan Halaly

New Niner fan activity: razzing Swift

Not everyone was a Taylor Swift fan on game day.

As the Super Bowl went into a commercial break in the third quarter and the CBS broadcast briefly showed Taylor Swift, 49ers fans in Joey’s Tavern lightheart­edly booed and put their thumbs down at the singer. — Sean Hemmersmei­er

Shirtless man on field

A shirtless man was escorted off the field at Allegiant Stadium during the third quarter of the Super Bowl. — Mick Akers

‘I feel like I’m dying’

San Francisco 49ers fan Alejandro Hamdan traveled from Torreón, Mexico, to watch the Super Bowl at Joey’s Tavern. He said it had been a good experience, but with the game tied at 16 late in the 4th quarter, it was getting stressful.

“I feel like I’m dying, but I hope we can win,” Hamdan said shortly after Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker tied the game. — Sean Hemmersmei­er

Tied … up in knots

The mixed crowd of fans outside the Resorts World sportsbook all had something in common as the game went into overtime: stressed body language. — Mckenna Ross

‘Like a dream for me’

Pepe Guerra, who was visiting from Mexico, said the ending to the game was “absolutely amazing.”

Guerra, who was in the MGM Grand and rooting for the Chiefs, said it was his first time in a city when the Super Bowl was being played there.

When asked what he thought of the overtime, he said he made a lot of new friends because of all the excitement.

“It‘s like a dream for me,” he said of the win. — Taylor Avery

 ?? L.E. Baskow Las Vegas Review-journal @Left_eye_image ?? From left, Usher, Lil Jon, and Jermaine Dupri salute the crowd at the conclusion of the Super Bowl 58 halftime show.
L.E. Baskow Las Vegas Review-journal @Left_eye_image From left, Usher, Lil Jon, and Jermaine Dupri salute the crowd at the conclusion of the Super Bowl 58 halftime show.
 ?? Ellen Schmidt Las Vegas Review-journal ?? Country superstar Reba Mcentire performs the national anthem Sunday before the start of Super Bowl 58 at Allegiant Stadium.
Ellen Schmidt Las Vegas Review-journal Country superstar Reba Mcentire performs the national anthem Sunday before the start of Super Bowl 58 at Allegiant Stadium.
 ?? L.E. Baskow Las Vegas Review-journal @Left_eye_image ?? A performer dances on a pole during Usher’s halftime show.
L.E. Baskow Las Vegas Review-journal @Left_eye_image A performer dances on a pole during Usher’s halftime show.
 ?? K.M. Cannon Las Vegas Review-journal @Kmcannonph­oto ?? 49ers fans Casey Bright, right, and Mike Toland, both of Reno, celebrate as their team holds the Chiefs on third down in the first quarter of Super Bowl 58.
K.M. Cannon Las Vegas Review-journal @Kmcannonph­oto 49ers fans Casey Bright, right, and Mike Toland, both of Reno, celebrate as their team holds the Chiefs on third down in the first quarter of Super Bowl 58.
 ?? K.M. Cannon Las Vegas Review-journal @Kmcannonph­oto ?? Post Malone performs “America the Beautiful” before Sunday’s Super Bowl between the 49ers and the Chiefs.
K.M. Cannon Las Vegas Review-journal @Kmcannonph­oto Post Malone performs “America the Beautiful” before Sunday’s Super Bowl between the 49ers and the Chiefs.
 ?? Rachel Aston Las Vegas Review-journal @rookie__rae ?? A Chiefs fan at the Circa Sports Book shimmies in celebratio­n after Kansas City scores a touchdown during Super Bowl 58.
Rachel Aston Las Vegas Review-journal @rookie__rae A Chiefs fan at the Circa Sports Book shimmies in celebratio­n after Kansas City scores a touchdown during Super Bowl 58.
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