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Jake Paul Announces He Will Attempt To Win A Gold Medal For Team USA At The 2028 Olympics
Jake Paul, who used to be known as YouTube star, has actually found recent success as a professional boxer, so evidently he wants to use his talent to help win the United States a medal. While talking on his podcast "BS W/ Jake Paul" Friday, the 27-year-old said he is...
Legendary Hall Of Fame Golfer Chi Chi Rodriguez Passed Away At 88
Juan Rodriguez, otherwise known as "Chi Chi" was one of the most entertaining golfers to ever step onto the course. That is to say, fans will never forget his celebrations and exuberant persona, remembered by many as a legendary golfer on and off the green, he was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1992.
Olympic World Record Holder Lamecha Girma Was Stretchered Off The Track After Collapsing During Steeplechase Final
During Heat 3 of the men's 3000m steeplechase race, the world record holder Lamecha Girma took a hard fall at the end of the race, remaining face down on the track in Stade de France, before medical aides helped put him in a stretcher and rushed the Olympian to the hospital.
Video Footage Has Been Released Of Former Michigan Star Quarterback Denard Robinson's OWI Arrest
Former star Michigan Wolverines quarterback Denard Robinson was arrested on April 15 for OWI, as he drove his car into a street sign and appeared asleep behind the wheel. At around 3:00 am, the Ann Arbor Police Department captured video footage of the incident, which has now been released. That is to say, Robinson probably wishes that it stayed in the archives.
Golf Gal Paige Spiranac Reveals Bad Day Hitting Balls That Suddenly Got Better
Despite what some of her fans might think, Paige Spiranac admittedly is not perfect. At least, not always when it comes to her golf game. The golf influencer/model revealed as much in a post on X, saying that she struggled hitting balls ... only to turn it around at the end.
Hornets Exec Says They Won't Be Rushing The Process, Thank You Very Much
It's been eight years since the Charlotte Hornets got into the NBA playoffs, so now it's time to reshuffle everything. That included the front office, beginning in March, when current head of basketball operations Jeff Peterson was hired away from the Brooklyn Nets. Then coach Steve Clifford willingly stepped aside, moving into the front office, and former Milwaukee Bucks assistant Charles Lee was brought in to replace him.
41-Year-Old Cuban Wrestler Mijaín López Retires After Winning His Fifth Consecutive Olympic Gold Medal
Mijain Lopez grew up in a small town in western Cuba, and despite his humble beginnings, he has gone on to have one of the most illustrious careers in the sport of wrestling. After winning 6-0 in the gold medal match vs. his long-time training partner Chile's Yasmani Acosta (130-kg), Lopez made history in the Olympic Greco-Roman wrestling final at Champ-de-Mars Arena in Paris.
USA Artistic Swimming Team Made History With Underwater "Moonwalking" Routine, Won Silver Medal After 20-Year Drought
The U.S. team won a medal in the artistic swimming team competition, formerly known as synchronized swimming, for the first time in nearly two decades. After the Americans missed qualification by 0.66 points last year, they got their ticket to Paris a few months ago. "It was a huge disappointment,"...
Team USA Barely Scrapes By In Olympic Semi-Final Comeback Win Over Serbia
Coming into their semi-final matchup Friday morning in Paris, Team USA were the heavy favorites to beat the Nikola Jokic-led Serbian team, as the original points spread was (-17.5) with -2000 money line odds in the Americans' favor. That is to say, these two teams were no strangers, including their exhibition and group play matchups, Team USA and Serbia faced-off three different times in the past three weeks.
Reporting On Brandon Aiyuk Sparks Intense Verbal Tussle Involving Patriots Media
The Brandon Aiyuk trade rumors are everywhere, given that the San Francisco 49ers star receiver has made it clear he's looking for a new team amid a contract dispute. The New England Patriots were mentioned as a possibility. But that's not the only squabble that's taken place involving Aiyuk. Another...
U.S. Olympic Track Star Noah Lyles Tested Positive For COVID Before Finishing With Bronze Medal In Signature 200-Meter Race
Team USA track star Noah Lyles took home the bronze medal during the men's 200 meter race on Thursday night, as it later has been revealed that he was dealing with COVID-19 before running. In his signature 200 m race, he ended up running a time of 19.70, which put...
Paris Olympics: American Diver Scores Disastrous 0.0 After Colliding With Board
American diver Alison Gibson had an experience to forget at the Paris Olympics, colliding with the board on her way to a 0.0 score. Gibson lept and flipped, tucking in with her legs straight out. Then she hit the board. It resulted in what's considered a non-dive. "Obviously, today didn't...
Canadian Pole Vaulter Responds To OnlyFans Critics After Olympics Twerk
Canadian pole vaulter Alysha Newman clearly isn't bothered by critics who are questioning her OnlyFans page. After all, her popularity has skyrocketed following her bronze-medal finish in the Paris Olympics, when she twerked in celebration. Afterward, many discovered her OnlyFans page. "Of course, many people have a certain cliché when...
CrossFit Competitor Dies After Drowning During Swimming Event
There was a CrossFit accident that occurred during a run-swim event that took place on Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas. Reportedly, a competitor drowned during the Day 1 games that included the participants swimming 800 meters after already running a 5K. "The Fort Worth Fire Department responded to a drowning...
White Sox Sack Manager Pedro Grifol After Record-Setting Losing Streak
Well, it was probably only a matter of time. So why not do it now and get it out of the way? That seemed to be the Chicago White Sox's theory when it came to manager Pedro Grifol. So the White Sox fired Grifol after the team tied the American...
Pistons Coach Says He Never Expected To Land Another Job So Quickly
Detroit Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff was fired by the Cleveland Cavaliers after five-plus years on the job, and when that happens, you usually prepare yourself for a break. But Bickerstaff has moved just up the road, to Detroit, hired fairly quickly by new president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon. So you have a former Cavs coach (Bickerstaff) and player (Langdon) attempting to save the Pistons.
First Male Olympic Gold Medal Winner For The Philippines Gets List Of Lifetime Perks
Carlos Yulo became the first athlete to climb the podium in gymnastics for the Philippines at the Olympics ever. That is to say, he not only did once but twice, as the (two-time) first Filipino male Olympic gold medal winner will be getting a lifetime of rewards from both the government and local companies.
NBA Players Still Have Not Forgotten U.S. Gold Medal Sprinter Noah Lyles' 'World Champs' Criticism
As the Team USA men's basketball players gathered to watch Noah Lyles take victory in the 100-meter Olympic finals race in Paris, this brought attention to the gold medal winner's comments of NBA champions being considered 'world champs.'. That is to say, as some might remember last year, after also...
Popular Sports Talk Host Announces Death Of A's Exec Billy Beane, Who's Still Alive
It's not a terrible mistake to make, but it is a notable one. A lot of people, in fact, mixed up their facts when it came to the death of former MLB player Billy Bean, who died Tuesday. Sports talk host Chris "Mad Dog" Russo was among them. Bean, 60,...
French Olympian Alice Finot Proposed To Her BF After Breaking European Record In Steeplechase Race
French Olympic athlete Alice Finot just missed a spot on the podium, after finishing in fourth place in the women's 3000-meter steeplechase. Nevertheless, even without a medal she had plenty to celebrate, as the track star proposed to her boyfriend. To point out, Finot from France had a plan going...
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