Celebrating wins by dousing each other with champagne and getting rip-roaring drunk in the locker room is such a tradition for American sports teams of all stripes that confident victors even bring ski goggles in anticipation. 

The United States women’s national soccer team (USWNT) was just that confident, and their confidence was not misplaced. After they beat the Netherlands 2-0, securing the world cup again (their fourth, ever), the champagne flowed, and tea-sipping superstar Alex Morgan got her twerk on, as seen in the video above, originally made by the team’s reserve goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris.

Morgan is the team forward and a standout alongside forthright winger Megan Rapinoe. And she will celebrate a win how she damn well pleases.

She proved that in the USWNT win over England, which propelled her team to the finals, stopping after a winning goal to mime sipping some fine English tea — a move the English did not appreciate. 

Morgan’s epic twerking session was fully in keeping with the spirit of a women’s team which has regularly shaken up the staid world of international football through their run up to the World Cup by openly and without apology celebrating every victory with gusto.

Americans love winners who own the win, after all — that’s why the USWNT will receive a hero’s welcome with a ticker tape parade in New York City on July 10th. 

Hopefully there will be plenty of twerking included with that as well.  

G-Shock continues with the new Mudmaster GG-B100 to make inroads into owning that subset of the watch-buying market where customers want a high-end timepiece that can play just as hard as they do.

This next generation Mudmaster brings that sweet mix of practical and “smart” features that has become a G-Shock signature. It comes with protective Carbon Core Guard tech, which reduces weight and boosts durability by encasing the watchworks in carbon fiber.

It also has built-in low powered Bluetooth, one of the smartest G-Shock features around. With the ability to connect to a smart phone, you can quickly sync your watch’s time with atomic-level accuracy anywhere in the world. 

But this model is called “Mudmaster” for a reason — it’s built to handle mud and dirt and water, all while bearing other, more delicate features like a compass, temperature sensor, and accelerometer for tracking steps. 

That’s in addition to G-Shock’s standard-issue complications such as a chronograph, alarms, world timer, and LED light with afterglow.

If you’re in Japan, you’re in luck: The new Mudmaster is available there. Look for it online and at select US retailers in August 2019. Prices for the US aren’t set yet, but Mudmasters can run up to $750.