data-mm-id=”_qyi7ezunj”>For as long as men have fought for the entertainment and money of others, people have wanted to see super fights between people of different shapes and sizes. This is what the UFC was originally based on. The toughest dudes in the world coming together to decide the title of toughest dude in the world. As the UFC evolved, weight classes were implemented and became barriers keeping certain fighters from getting it on. For years fans begged for Georges St. Pierre and Anderson Silva to fight, but it never happened for whatever reason. Possibly because Silva was so damn big compared to GSP. So it's kind of crazy that we're now going to talk about Silva fighting Conor McGregor, who is even smaller than GSP. Yet earlier this week, Silva suggested the fight o…

data-mm-id=”_pwkfwla72″>The Miami Dolphins left the 2020 NFL Draft with a restocked roster and, most importantly, their QB1 of the future in the form of Tua Tagovailoa. What will inevitably get lost in history is the fact that no one, in media or in football, really knew who the Dolphins wanted heading into the main event. There were conflicting reports abound about their desire for Tagovailoa, Justin Herbert, and even to move up to the third overall slot to pick a tackle. After all that, they went with the most obvious and natural pick in the lefty from Alabama. From outside the building, the pre-draft process seems to have been a master class in draft smokescreening. In Albert Breer's Monday Morning QB column, he confirmed as much, sharing a tale about how head coach Brian Flore…

data-mm-id=”_6sebhocn9″>Seven months after we're accustomed to, The Masters is finally underway this weekend. It's the biggest golf event of the year. And there will be no fans in attendance as the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage in the United States. This isn't as big of a deal for golf, of course. The lack of fans, for the most part, just means that the guys who hold up Quiet, Please signs are out of a job this year. But there will be moments– like when the leader on the scoreboard drops a huge putt to clinch the green jacket on the 18th– where the roar of the crowd will be dearly missed. Even in golf, the quietest of the spectator sports, the live audience's absence will be felt. Today, CBS addressed that in their opening for The Masters, and it was amaz…

data-mm-id=”_m3xh8wiiz”>There was a meeting tonight in Orlando between all of the players remaining in the NBA's Disney bubble. The discussion focused on whether or not the teams should finish the season or "boycott" and walk away. According to reports the Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers voted to boycott. Sources: The Lakers and Clippers have voted to boycott the NBA season. Most other teams voted to continue. LeBron James has exited the meeting.— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) August 27, 2020Sources: Miami's Udonis Haslem spoke and essentially told everyone in room that — without Lakers and Clippers, how will season continue?LeBron James walked out. Rest of Lakers and Clippers exited behind him.— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) August 27, 2020Sham…

data-mm-id=”_id57pgis8″>The Los Angeles Lakers fought through an early Miami Heat burst in the first quarter of Game 1 of the 2020 NBA Finals and eventually won by a comfortable margin. They now have a 1-0 lead, and Miami's three best players all went down with some type of injury last night. As things currently stand, it does not seem like it will be a very close series if the Lakers take care of business. These Lakers are also an unusual LeBron James team because there aren't many players with actual championship experience. LeBron himself, JaVale McGee, Rajon Rondo, and Danny Green are the only four on the roster who have won a ring. Dwight Howard has been to a Finals, but that was a decade ago. For Anthony Davis, Kyle Kuzma, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, and everybody else in…

data-mm-id=”_tx5udw11b”>The Brooklyn Nets went and did it. They have now assembled three of the most mercurial and emotionally volatile superstars in the NBA and put them together in one locker room. Not content to manage the perpetually discontent Kyrie Irving and honestly-pretty-chill-by-comparison-but-still quite-demanding Kevin Durant, New York City's only relevant NBA franchise made a blockbuster trade for James Harden, who essentially pouted his way out of Houston. They will either win NBA titles or create spectacularly arresting documentaries together. Or both. This could be the greatest on-court trio even assembled if they are healthy or engaged or the biggest foreseeable disaster since well … no politics here, right?Hours ago, with Harden trying to George Constanza hims…