Tweet Tyrese Haliburton. The conductor of chaos. The WiFi router that never lags. The man who looked the NBA Finals in the face and said bet. Clutch shot? Not quite. This was a main character monologue. Fourth Quarter. Game on the line. Pull-up jumper from just inside the arc with […]
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Tweet For years, pro wrestling existed in silos. WWE dominated the Western world, New Japan Pro Wrestling had its loyalists, and indie shows lived in grainy YouTube uploads. But in 2025, the ring feels a little more connected, and apps like Dropkick’d are a big reason why. Designed as a […]
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Tweet We say we want honesty in football. Transparency. People speaking their minds. But the moment they do, especially without all the facts, we hold them to account for being premature, misinformed, or just plain wrong. Sometimes, rightfully so. Gary Neville was banned from Nottingham Forest’s final home game of […]
Read MoreArsenal Dethrone Barcelona in European Classic
Tweet Lisbon, Saturday night. The reigning champions arrived with history on their side and expectations to match. But Arsenal didn’t read the script; they rewrote it. Eighteen years since their last European title, the Gunners outworked, out-thought and, crucially, outscored Barcelona to lift the Women’s Champions League trophy once more. […]
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Tweet The Brunson Burner brought the heat, and Boston couldn’t handle the smoke. After 25 years of playoff purgatory, the New York Knicks have punched their ticket to the Eastern Conference Finals, dismantling the defending champions Boston Celtics 119-81 in Game 6 at Madison Square Garden. This marks the Knicks’ […]
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Tweet There was a time not long ago when Arsenal played with a beautiful recklessness; when the Emirates felt alive with electric football. When Martinelli, Saka, Odegaard, Jesus, and Xhaka combined like a jazz band improvising on instinct alone. It wasn’t perfect but it was thrilling. It didn’t bring a […]
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