April is finally here, and I am excited, but not for the reasons you’d expect. The weather is warming up. Daylight savings time has given us more time outside. We can finally put the big coats in the closet, and break out the shorts. All these things are amazing, but it’s going down in April […]
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March is Women’s History Month. Women have made substantial contributions to this society. Whether in medicine, technology, or education, women have shaped our world. This is especially evident in combat sports. In this male-dominated world, women have taken center stage over the last few years. In this article, The Baddest Women on the Planet, we […]
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This has been an incredible year in the NFL. We saw some awesome players and teams do amazing things. We also saw some bad teams too. From Tom Brady retiring, Derrick Henry almost rushing for 1,000 yards mid-season, to Urban Meyer and Jon Gruden showing their exemplary character and morals. The biggest shockers we saw […]
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February is a wonderful time of the year. You have Valentine’s Day for the lovers. In sport, you have the Super Bowl, NBA and NHL All-Star games, and College Basketball starts to heat up. The most important thing about February is Black History Month. Even though Black History is American History and should be celebrated […]
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This Saturday, it’s going down! We finally get what we have been dying to see for the last few months. We get Francis Ngannou versus Ciryl Gane to determine the true, undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. This fight could be a pay-per-view alone, but there is also another highly anticipated championship bout. Brandon Moreno […]
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If you are a boxing fan, you should feel satisfied with the quality of fights we got to see in 2021. We finally got Wilder/Fury III, and it might have been the most exciting fight I’ve ever seen. Canelo became the “belt collector.” We finally saw a top fighter at 147 lbs fight Terrence Crawford, […]
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I will be the first to admit when I am wrong. From my preview, several of my predictions did not pan out. It happens! The great part of getting predictions wrong, you have several shocking, edge-of-your-seat moments. Last night provided a plethora of those types of moments. We will unpack all the jaw-dropping, OMG, and […]
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Can you believe it, this year is almost over! December is always an exciting time of the year. We are approaching Christmas, a New Year, and the last UFC Pay Per View of the year. Welcome to the UFC 269 Preview. I find this particular card intriguing. If you needed a word to describe this […]
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What else can I say about this card? It was edge of your seat action all night. The fights lived up to all the billing. The entire main card fights had action from bell to bell. Kamaru Usman reaffirmed he’s the best fighter in the world (especially at 170 lbs). Gaethje and Chandler showed why […]
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UFC 268 is this weekend. In this UFC 268 preview, where we break down this amazing card. There is real beef involved in this pay-per-view. We have two title fights and some serious title eliminators to discuss. In this UFC 268 preview, we will look at the Welterweight title fight that is dripping in drama. […]
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It’s finally here. In my @therock voice, finally, the NBA is back! October 19th marks the first day of the new NBA season. This is one of the most intriguing seasons in the last few years, even decades. We come into a season with fresh teams that played in the last finals, several mega names […]
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If you are a boxing fan, what a time to be alive! Over the next two months, we are getting a utopia of matches that scratches the itch of every boxing fan. You have skilled lightweights, young guns who have an insatiable appetite for gold and glory, and heavyweights ready to throw bombs. The season […]
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The Big 12 conference has been through a lot over the last few months. They’ve had their cornerstone members Texas and Oklahoma leave for the SEC. Those are two of the most recognizable universities in the country. Without question, those are the two biggest, revenue-generating schools at the conference. On the surface, that looks like […]
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The Manny Pacquiao/Yordenis Ugas fight threw a monkey wrench into the big money fights the welterweight division had lined up for us. When Errol Spence had to bow out due to an eye injury, most fans thought it was a forgone conclusion that Pacquiao would win, and open up bigger money fights. Let’s not get […]
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