On a recent episode of his podcast, Bill Simmons revealed that a docuseries about the life of recently-returned WWE top dog Vince McMahon is still happening.
Simmons revealed that the series — which he is executive producing — is still in production.
Simmons spoke on Friday’s episode of The Bill Simmons Podcast, about McMahon’s sudden return to the company, and the series.
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“He probably just wants to cash in.
NFL Super Wild Card Weekend continues with Giants-Vikings in action, followed by Ravens-Bengals.
The best and worst of the Bills happened all through a long wild-card playoff game. Ultimately, they survived, but their struggles are perplexing for a contender.
Former Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy wasn’t afraid to tell it like it is after the Chargers’ devastating playoff loss to the Jaguars on Saturday.
Sean McVay has informed the Los Angeles Rams that he will be back with the team next season, but the head coach may be losing his best defensive …
Sauce Gardner’s getting his head in the game … and the textbooks.
The University of Cincinnati product is heading back to school, realizing he’s got unfinished business after a standout rookie year in the NFL.
Sauce tweeted his intentions to return to school to earn his college degree. Makes sense for a cerebral player like Gardner, who accomplished the near-impossible in his first year in the pros by being named to the First-Team All-Pro team. He became the first Jets rook in 62 years to earn an All-Pro nod.
At age 78 and in his 47th season of coaching Syracuse, Jim Boeheim doesn’t have time for anything less than brutal honesty.
The defending World Series champion Houston Astros on Sunday agreed to contracts with nine international free agents, including three who are ranked …
The Blue Jays have announced that bullpen coach Matt Buschmann is leaving the organization to pursue other opportunities.
As popular as he was with fans during his playing days, Sammy Sosa hasn’t exactly been welcomed by the Chicago Cubs since he retired.
Sosa spent the bulk of his career at Wrigley Field playing for the Cubs between 1992 and 2004. He also provided some of the most memorable moments for the team through the ’90s and early ’00s.
The team recently held its annual fan convention, the Cubs Convention. As you might expect there were questions about why the Sosa wasn’t being embraced.
Well, Ryne Sandberg had an answer to that question.
