Based on his utter domination on the court, Novak Djokovic hadn’t forgotten about Alex de Minaur’s comments and actions from a year ago during all the drama and his eventual deportation from Australia.
The Serbian made quick work of the Aussie in their Round of 16 matchup in the Australian Open beating de Minaur 6-2, 6-1, 6-2.
De Minaur was one of the more outspoken and critical players a year ago when it came to Djokovic’s decision not to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Frank Lamicella doubles down in the wake of criticism after last week’s debut.
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Power Slap made its official debut last week on TBS.
UFC staples Dana White, former CEO Lorenzo Fertitta, Executive Vice President and Chief Business Officer Hunter Campbell, and television producer Craig Piligian are attempting to introduce a new sport to the masses in slap fighting. Naturally, there are valid concerns and critiques, particularly surrounding potential long-term health risks for the competitors.
While you could argue that Ezekiel Elliott deserves a pay raise for having to play center during the Cowboys’ final play against the 49ers, the Dallas running back is reportedly open to taking a pay cut to stay with the franchise moving forward.
Elliott is scheduled to earn $10.9 million in 2023 but recognizes that taking a reduced salary could help the Cowboys and their plans moving forward, according to The Dallas Morning News.
The 27-year-old made it abundantly clear that he wants to be a Cowboy moving forward following the loss in San Francisco in the NFC Divisional round.
New York Islanders player Brock Nelson showed some serious grit Monday night against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
During the 5-2 loss, the veteran forward took an inadvertent stick to the mouth, but he didn’t wait for a dentist to fix the problem.
He got on the bench and just ripped the tooth out himself. Yes, you read that correctly. The 31-year-old NHL player pulled his tooth out during a game.
Brock Nelson D.M.D. pic.twitter.com/fkMoTWiLGs
— Isles on MSGSN (@IslesMSGN) January 24, 2023
Brock Nelson is one tough dude.
You can say a lot of things about hockey players.
Is Oliver Luck a potential option to be the next Big Ten commissioner?
The B1G is looking for a new commissioner after Kevin Warren decided to leave to run the Chicago Bears. He leaves behind a mixed bag for legacy.
On one hand, he brought in massive amounts of money for the Big Ten, but he also attempted to cancel football in 2020. It looked like he would initially succeed before mass backlash resulted in a shortened season being played.
Now, the Big Ten needs a new leader.
Kevin Warren is leaving the Big Ten to run the Chicago Bears.
Details are coming out after Rara Thomas was arrested Monday.
The former Mississippi State receiver was taken into custody early Monday morning on charges of felony false imprisonment and misdemeanor battery – family violence, according to jail records.
He bonded out Monday afternoon, and details of the allegations against him have been made public in the arrest warrant.
The arrest warrant claims the young WR allegedly left a woman’s bicep bruised and abrasions on her shin, according to On3.
The Uno reverse card was played to perfection here
Very rarely do we see the actual live version of a Yu-Gi-Oh trap card being played in real life, but this Kansas City Chiefs fan used the trap card to windmill dunk on an unsuspecting Jaguars fan … over a baked potato.
It was very cold in Kansas City, and instead of bringing traditional hand warmers to the game, this fan was operating in the year 3023 and brought a baked potato into the stadium to use as both a warming device and an in game snack.
KC fan eating a Baked potato out her pocket pic.twitter.
Aaron Rodgers reportedly gave Zach Wilson some advice that aged very poorly.
Wilson’s second season with the New York Jets was a complete disaster, and there’s serious questions about whether or not the franchise will eventually move off the second overall pick.
Aaron Rodgers reportedly gave Zach Wilson advice about not burning himself out on football. (Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
The former BYU star just doesn’t seem capable of getting the job done.
The Lakers front office got a win, but did the Lakers?
Former heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman is hitting back in court after a woman sued him for allegedly grooming and sexually abusing her and her friend nearly 50 years ago.
According to TMZ Sports, the 74-year-old is countersuing a woman by the name of Gwen H. for going outside of the protections of her original lawsuit against Foreman by holding a press conference in November where she bad-mouthed the boxer.
Foreman told TMZ that Gwen H. had reached out before filing the lawsuit to demand $12 million in hush money.