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Linsanity may now be considered a bona fide cultural moment, if for no other reason than the response it has provoked: It has generated its very own b...
Despite the fact that our nation is in crisis, our political leadership refuses to let its guard down long enough to abandon political posturing and to find a compromise that will improve our economic problems.
In every sport there are formal as well as informal rules. I have seldom seen a boxer pretend to accept the glove of regret, and then strike his opponent.
I have mixed feelings about the latest conference musical chairs, Syracuse and Pitt bolting the Big East for the ACC. Nothing lasts forever, but great memories are hard to erase.
James 'Lights Out' Toney will either be the first of many, or the last world-class boxer attempting to cross the turbulent waters to mixed martial arts. Who else is best equipped to follow suit?
If I were a young, single man with tens of millions of cash in my pocket like Floyd Mayweather, I may be more interested in doing a few other things than rushing into a boxing ring.
Since celebrity sightings are a dime a dozen in Tinsel Town, those working at the hippest and most exclusive spots were full of stories about their best and worst tipping encounters.
Mayweather and Pacquiao have a duty to put this fight together, not just for the fans, but for the health of a sport that has given them so much.
This weekend, the legendary R&B songwriting team will receive honorary doctorates in recognition of the 3500 songs they've produced over their 35-year partnership. In this interview, they reflect on their extraordinary careers.
In HBO pay-per-view's biggest non-title fight of the year, Mayweather's entrance seemed like a scene from Rocky IV with classic soul R&B group, the O'Jays , singing "For The Love of Money" in the middle of the ring.
Like Mayweather. Dislike Mayweather. But disagree with this boxer's basic stance on blood testing in sports? Obviously you have something to hide.
I'm now convinced, more than ever, that Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather must enter the ring together sometime this fall. It just has to happen.
Various promoters have likened the Mayweather vs. Mosley fight on May 1 to Ali vs. Foreman or one of numerous Sugar Ray Leonard classics. And they said it with a straight face
While some commentators have accused Mayweather of groping for an excuse to excuse himself from a fight with Pacquiao, it is a fact that elite boxers have been going into the medicine cabinet.
From a medical or scientific perspective, Floyd Mayweather is supported in his conclusion that to adequately test for banned substances, blood must be drawn randomly.
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