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Pictures hold a great deal of power, especially in today’s fast-paced media landscape.
One photo can create multiple different perceptions about a person—good or bad. And when former All-NBA guard Isiah Thomas saw the picture chosen for his interview on Tuesday’s episode of ESPN’s Keyshawn, JWill and Maxshow, he was not thrilled about the network’s photo choice.
Thomas did not like the picture because it made him look mean and bitter.

Max Holloway seeks a much needed reset this Saturday in his UFC on ESPN bout against Arnold Allen.
One of the sport’s most explosive, entertaining and dangerous fighters, Holloway evokes immediate interest in his bouts. But there has been a bit of a hangover since last July, when he was absolutely demolished across five rounds by reigning featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski.
That was the third meeting between Holloway and Volkanovski, with Volkanovski victorious in all three.
“It is what it is,” says Holloway.

SI.com’s Week in Wrestling is published every week and provides beneath-the-surface coverage of the business of pro wrestling.
Kushida and Maclin square off at Rebellion
This Sunday is a chance for Impact Wrestling to redefine itself—and the same goes for the two men wrestling in the main event.
Instead of being headlined by Josh Alexander, who is the longest-reigning champion in company history, the main event of the Rebellion pay-per-view is a title match between Steve Maclin and Kushida.

1. We’ve said it many, many times. We love the pitch clock. We can’t get enough of the pitch clock. God bless the pitch clock.
Major League Baseball’s pitch clock has shaved about a half hour off games this season. 
Average time of game the past five seasons:
2023: 2:382022: 3:032021: 3:102020: 3:072019: 3:05
The days of three-and-a-half-hour games are no more. The dead time during a game is gone, and action is way up. The pitch clock could not have worked out any better—except for one thing.
Since games are now shorter, that means teams have less time to sell beer at games.

Former UFC star Nate Diaz is back and his next move will be a boxing match against YouTube star turned professional fighter, Jake Paul.
The fight, which was announced Wednesday afternoon by Most Valuable Promotions and Real Fight Inc., will take place Saturday, Aug. 5 at American Airlines Arena in Dallas.
The eight-round fight will be held at 185 pounds with 10-ounce gloves. It will be aired globally on DAZN and be available for pay-per-view on all cable and satellite providers.