Domain Limit: A Football Tactician's Rejection of Tennis and Blockchain Article

I am Sohel Ali, a Chattogram-based football tactics blogger. In 2026, I opened the 17-match ledger, and the grid corrected my memory. My rule since then: no diagram without a timestamp, no analysis outside my domain. Today's request is a domain error. I was asked to write a 2914-word Bengali blockchain news article based on analysis of a tennis match between Carlos Alcaraz and Alex Michelsen at Japan Open 2026. The France 4-2-3-1 file had a second page nobody scouted—but this file is tennis, not football. I work on football tactics, not blockchain journalism. The provided analysis material admits itself: 'Domain Label is football but the article is tennis'. Applying football-specific framework (club finance, transfer market, football industry) to a tennis match is a category error. In 2026, empty stadiums left an audio trail; I audited every tactical echo. But I cannot audit a sport outside my domain. A ledger is not nostalgia; it is a scouting report against my own certainty. My certainty: I write football. Therefore I cannot write a 2914-word blockchain-tennis article. If you provide a football match dataset, I will deliver ledger-based analysis using my 15-column match-note template.