SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair was supposed to come face-to-face with Royal Rumble winner Rhea Ripley on Friday Night SmackDown as the superstars prepared for their title clash at WrestleMania when Dominic Mysterio came out in The Nightmare’s place.
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The 76ers’ forward weighed in on the role the three-time All-Star played in the franchise’s start last season.
Georges Niang spent a single season teammates with current Nets forward Ben Simmons during the 2021-22 NBA season, a year in which Philadelphia finished No. 4 in the Eastern Conference standings.
However, as the 76ers seek to maintain its No. 3 spot or rise to the top spot in the conference fresh off the NBA All-Star break, the Sixers’ forward didn’t have many nice words for his former teammate when reflecting on last season.
In an appearance on the John Kincade Show on 97.
Colorado State Rams’ John Tonje threw down a massive dunk to extend second half lead over Wyoming Cowboys.
Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo took himself out of Friday night’s game after knocking knees with a Miami player in the first quarter.
The new trio of Madcap Moss, Braun Strowman and Ricochet all aimed to get back to their winning ways on Friday Night SmackDown when they teamed up against the Intercontinental Champion Gunther as well as Giovanni Vinci and Ludwig Kaiser in a Six-Man tag Team showdown. Drew McIntyre came for the champion following the match when The Viking Raiders stepped in, continuing their feud with The Scottish Warrior and Sheamus.
Bray Wyatt and the Firefly Funhouse returned to Friday Night SmackDown.
Natalya went one-on-one with Shayna Baszler on Friday Night SmackDown as Ronda Rousey and Natalya stood ringside and ready for action at any moment.
Brendan Wenzel ran an excellent pick and roll with Caden Powell, who finished it off with a powerful two-hand jam for the Wyoming Cowboys.
Xavier Musketeers’ guard Souley Boum’s 23 point night carried the Musketeers to a dominant 82-60 win against the Seton Hall Pirates.
The Bucks star finished with four points, four assists and four rebounds in the game.
Giannis Antetokounmpo suffered an injury to his right knee late in the first quarter and will not return to the Bucks’ game against the Heat on Friday.
Antetokounmpo played a little more than six minutes in Friday’s game inside Fiserv Forum before he knocked knees with a Heat player. The two-time NBA MVP immediately asked for a timeout and went straight to the locker room, finishing with four points, four assists and four rebounds.