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Jake Paul’s victory over Mike Tyson at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, on Friday generated a record-breaking $18.1 million gate, the largest for any boxing or MMA event outside of Las Vegas in U.S. history. according to Paul’s promotion.
After watching his team fall to 3-7 with a 34-10 loss to the Texans on Monday, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones told reporters that the franchise “didn’t anticipate the record,” but scoffed at the notion that coach Mike McCarthy has lost the team.
A different club owner would look at the situation with the Dallas Cowboys and seriously consider firing coach Mike McCarthy. Like, today. Now.
Because the Cowboys aren’t playing well. And they’re not rallying. And McCarthy is doing some really questionable things.
But that’s not how Jerry Jones is thinking.
And it’s pretty smart.
The Trump Dance is officially taking over the sports world. We’ve seen countless football players across college and the NFL do the celebration, UFC champion Jon Jones did the dance in the middle of the octagon in front of the President-Elect himself over the weekend, and LPGA star Charley Hull even got in on the fun in the middle of an LPGA event.
However, Christian Pulisic doing the Trump Dance after scoring a goal against Jamaica on Monday night has taken things to an entirely new level.
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The Jayhawks have seen early contributions from their raw freshman.
After a disappointing exit in the second round of the NCAA tournament last year, head coach Bill Self and the Kansas Jayhawks sought to improve the team’s roster, with an added emphasis on depth, which had been an issue at times in 2023.
Army has officially won when it comes to having the coolest uniforms in college football.
The Black Knights unveiled the team’s uniforms for the upcoming rivalry game against Navy, and it’s going to be hard for any program to beat it.
The uniforms honor the 101st Airborne and the division’s heroic stand in Bastogne during the Battle of the Bulge.
Against overwhelming odds, armor, artillery and manpower, the 101st held the line as the German war machine threw everything it had at the brave American heroes.
When this year’s NFL schedule was released, most fans circled the Week 14 Monday night game between the Cincinnati Bengals and Dallas Cowboys as a potentially awesome matchup. Fast-forward to present day, and it’s a game not many are looking forward to given it’ll be a battle between two teams with losing records.
It’s safe to assume ESPN, home of ‘Monday Night Football,’ would rather swap out the matchup for a more intriguing one, especially so late in the regular season, but the network’s hands are tied…by Homer Simpson.
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In the summer of 2016, before an otherwise meaningless preseason game, San Francisco 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick refused to stand for the national anthem, heralding the birth of the woke sports era. On Saturday and Sunday, that era, mercifully, came to an end when first the UFC fighter Jon Jones and later white and black players on the Detroit Lions, the Tennessee Titans and the Las Vegas Raiders all celebrated on the football field with their own versions of the Donald Trump YMCA dance.
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These teams are cooking coming out of the gates.
It’s important to be skeptical of small sample sizes early in a new NBA season. The league’s eternal 82-game grind leaves plenty of time to make up ground in the standings, or waste a hot start.
At the same time, trends start stabilizing around the 20-game mark of the season, or about a quarter of the way through the schedule. The NBA is rapidly approaching that benchmark, and there are a few teams that should be feeling good about how their seasons are going this year.
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Anthony Richardson, Roschon Johnson and Christian Watson highlight the top waiver wire targets in fantasy football entering Week 12.
Welcome to the Week 12 waiver wire watch! Consider making a waiver claim in your fantasy football leagues for the following players (available in at least 50% of ESPN leagues).
Anthony Richardson, QB, Indianapolis Colts
The Colts went back to last year’s fourth-overall pick as its starting quarterback on Sunday, and Richardson went for 300 total yards and 3 touchdowns in the team’s first win in a month.
F1 teams are rolling out some special liveries for the second Las Vegas Grand Prix
The 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix got off to an auspicious The 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix got off to an inauspicious start when Carlos Sainz Jr. drove over an open manhole cover during the first practice session, bringing FP1 to a halt and causing tremendous damage to his SF-23.
From there, however, the race was one of the more dramatic of the season, a race that ended with Charles Leclerc’s thrilling overtake of Sergio Pérez on the final lap to snatch P2 from the Red Bull driver.
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Two months after undergoing surgery, Ludvig Åberg will return to competitive play at this week’s RSM Classic.
Ludvig Åberg is back.
After having surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee in September, an injury that had bothered him since before the PGA Championship in May, Åberg will return to defend his title at this week’s RSM Classic in Georgia.
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The all-female F1 Academy unveiled its 2025 schedule, which includes a pair of stops in the United States
On Monday the F1 Academy announced its schedule for its third season, which will take place in 2025. The all-female series is slated to make a pair of stops in the United States next year, as the F1 Academy will be part of the Miami Grand Prix in May, as well as the Las Vegas Grand Prix in November.
The stop in Las Vegas will be the season finale of the 2025 F1 Academy schedule.
Rafa is playing the last tournament of his career this week. Here’s how to tune into the men’s World Cup of tennis.
Kevin O’Connor is joined by Mo Dakhil to give their thoughts and takeaway’s from Monday night’s NBA action.
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Behind Joe Mixon, Houston was able to snap a two-game losing streak and hand Dallas its fifth straight loss.
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The AFC playoff picture got a shakeup, so pay attention to the strength of schedule for the trio of front-runners.
Buffalo’s win over Kansas City and Pittsburgh’s victory over Baltimore dramatically shook up the AFC. Plus: It’s time to get real about Bengals and Niners.
Buffalo’s win over Kansas City and Pittsburgh’s victory over Baltimore dramatically shook up the AFC. Plus: It’s time to get real about Bengals and Niners.
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Having both Paul George and Joel Embiid hasn’t ignited the Sixers, who fell to 2-11 on the season.
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On Monday night, Team USA soccer star Christian Pulisic broke into the electric “Trump dance” after scoring against Jamaica in a CONCACAF Nations League match.
Pulisic’s goal put the USA up 1-0.
Nowhere is the culture best reflected than through sports. Christian Pulisic’s Trump dance was a shot of adrenaline for Americans, even if the TNT broadcast tried to avoid giving Trump a spotlight.
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The showdown in the Lone Star State had all the ingredients of a chaotic game.
On Monday Night Football, a scrutinized Dallas Cowboys squad on the brink of a meltdown hosted the trendier Texas NFL team, the Houston Texans.
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Tensions were bound to pop off early. And they did.
Cowboys and Texans players started a first-quarter skirmish as a fight that broke out less than three minutes into the game.
The lawsuit filed by a dozen women against the Mountain West Conference got a major update on Monday.
Utah State University, one of the schools that forfeited against San Jose State due to the presence of transgender volleyball player Blaire Fleming, is seeking to join the lawsuit as a plaintiff against the conference. The school filed a motion to intervene on Monday evening.
The lawsuit alleges, among other things, that the Mountain West hastily adopted a new “Transgender Participation Policy” to punish teams for forfeiting games against SJSU.
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