Jon Moxley is headed back to Japan.
He will be on the Resurgence card Sunday in Long Beach, Calif., wrestling in a star-studded six-man tag that includes Kazuchika Okada. Then he will travel to Osaka for Dominion on June 4, which will be his first time wrestling in Japan since February 2020.
“I’m really stoked about going back to Japan,” says Moxley. “Now I don’t have to worry about going back and forth between New Japan and AEW. The working relationship is really good, and that makes it easy for me. I still work for New Japan Strong in the U.S.
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In their second move to secure quarterback depth this week, the Pittsburgh Steelers officially announced a new three-year contract for backup Mitch Trubisky.
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They can’t even do audience engagement right
To say the Arizona Coyotes are in a bit of a mess right now would probably be an understatement. Tempe voters rejected a new stadium bid that would’ve cost taxpayers billions of dollars, and it’s looking more likely that the Coyotes will be relocating in the near future with the city not renewing their stadium lease with the team.
Well, the Coyotes social media team had the bright idea to put out a poll, asking fans where they would like the team to play next. A harmless idea, they thought.
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Cameron Young blew onto the scene last season, and his beard was a staple to his appearance. Now it’s gone, and fans feel betrayed.
Thus far, the 105th PGA Championship has not gone to plan for Cameron Young. That photo is the same Young that took the world by storm in three of the four majors last year. The same one that finished T7 in the previous two Masters Tournaments, solo second at last year’s Open Championship and T3 at the 104th PGA Championship.
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This team is going beyond, Plus Ultra
Friends, we’re at the point in the NFL offseason where anything goes. Football won’t actually be played until maybe August, and as teams begin their offseason workouts, content is DRY.
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The crossover between professional sports and anime is vast, especially in football. The traditional shonen amime mantra of pushing past your limits and defeating your enemy is synonymous with football, and everyone at some point wanted to be a Super Saiyan.
Well let’s flip that today.
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World No. 1 Jon Rahm came into the PGA Championship as a heavy favorite, expecting him to make history, but not this kind of history.
Jon Rahm did not have fun during the opening round of the PGA Championship as he shot a 6 over par. Players love making history, but not the type that Rahm made on Thursday. He set a new record for the worst opening-round score to par by a World No. 1, per ESPN Stats & Info.
Tiger Woods and Greg Norman held that record before at +5, but the Masters champion had a tough day at Oak Hill.
The PFL’s acquisition of Francis Ngannou has brought instant excitement and anticipation, with a major question now surrounding who will be his first opponent.
Ngannou is likely to box first, which is smart. Considering he is not expected to make his Professional Fighters League debut until mid-2024, that allows him plenty of time to train and prepare for a bout against a major name like Tyson Fury, Anthony Joshua or Deontay Wilder. That leaves plenty of possibilities for his first PFL.
When the 76ers lost to the Celtics in Game 7 on Sunday, more than just Philadelphia’s season may have ended. Entering a crucial offseason, the Sixers may look a lot different next year, starting with the point guard position.
James Harden is expected to decline his player option and enter free agency, potentially looking for a four-year deal, and it doesn’t appear as though he will re-sign in Philadelphia. Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports many in the NBA believe Harden will return to the Rockets in the offseason once he hits the open market.
Patrick Beverley believes the Ja Morant chaos has spun out of control, and is just downright sad at this point.
The Memphis Grizzlies superstar is currently suspended after flashing a gun during an IG live stream, and it’s just the latest incident involving a firearm for the young NBA star.
He was previously slapped with an eight game suspension after he flashed a gun in a Colorado strip club, allegedly was in a vehicle where weapons might have been flashed at the Pacers after a game and he’s been accused of flashing a gun on a teenager during a pickup basketball game.
The Dodgers have disinvited a LGBTQIA+ group to the team’s annual Pride Night after opposition from conservative Catholic groups.