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“I’ve always been a dog,” Smith said Wednesday night. “I always owned it.”
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Michael Smith is introducing the combat sports world to “Slap Jesus”.
The long-haired native of California is vying to become the first Power Slap welterweight champion. Glimpses of his story have been shared over the past three weeks on Power Slap: Road to the Title, but it is abundantly clear that Smith is comfortable in his role as the underdog.
If the Seattle Sounders win on Saturday, they’ll move on to play Real Madrid in the FIFA Club World Cup semifinals.
The Dodgers’ principal decision-makers were guarded in discussing their release of Trevor Bauer, but said the team “made the right decision.
Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones said “we don’t want teams without quarterbacks in these games where 50 million people are watching.
Suns star Devin Booker, sidelined the past five weeks because of a left groin strain, could return as soon as Tuesday against the Nets, sources told ESPN.
Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders is trying to bring something back to the University of Colorado: hope in its football program. With two five-star recruits and a No. 23 overall recruiting class ranking, he might be on the right track.
The Orioles are not planning to exercise their five-year extension at Camden Yards, according to multiple reports, but say a new partnership with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore would revitalize the Camden Yards sports complex.
Jordan Spieth’s daring second shot over a cliff at the eighth hole in last year’s Pebble Beach Pro-Am will be harder to replicate this year after an adjustment that Gary Young, the PGA Tour’s chief referee for this week, illustrated to ESPN.
Kyle Shanahan says he doesn’t see “any scenario” where Jimmy Garoppolo will return to the 49ers in the 2023 season.
The assistant coach, who played at North Carolina, was fiery after the Panthers pulled off an upset win in Chapel Hill.
No matter how the season is going, every ACC team relishes the opportunity to get a win over North Carolina in Chapel Hill. But, to borrow a line from the SEC, sometimes it just means more.
For Pittsburgh assistant and North Carolina alum Jason Capel, Wednesday night was one of those times.