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MANILA, Philippines — ONE Championship has confirmed three initial fights for its scheduled return on July 31 in Bangkok, Thailand. Headlining ONE: No Surrender is a showdown between longtime Thai rivals ONE flyweight Muay Thai world champion Rodtang Jitmuangnon and challenger Petchdam Petchyindee Academy.   Rodtang and Petcham will meet for the third time after splitting their … Continue reading ONE announces initial bouts for resumption in Thailand Read more: https://sports.inquirer.net/397486/one-announces-initial-bouts-for-resumption-in-thailand#ixzz6QvMwqLik Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook Continue Reading →

It’s worth noting that Booker, representing New Jersey, played college football at Stanford. Olivia Sun-Imagn Content Services, LLC As Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports noted earlier this week, some institutions such as Ohio State, Indiana, Southern Methodist University, and others have requested that football players and other student-athletes sign coronavirus-related waivers that exonerate schools if any COVID-19 claims … Continue reading Senators submit bill to prevent student-athlete coronavirus waivers Continue Reading →

Former No. 1 pick Jadeveon Clowney is still on the open market after initially setting his asking price too high. Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports Cam Newton is now a member of the New England Patriots. He becomes the latest big-name free agent to ink a contract with the 2020 NFL season set to get going in less … Continue reading Top eight remaining NFL free agents still on the market Continue Reading →

A general view of Charlotte Sports Park Kim Klement-USA TODAY Sports The 2020 minor league season has been canceled, according to a report from Baseball America’s J.J. Cooper and Josh Norris. While widely expected, the news comes as a major blow to the minor league teams and many young players who were hopeful of continuing to chase … Continue reading 2020 minor league baseball season canceled Continue Reading →

Spencer Torkelson was drafted first overall after starring at Arizona State. Patrick Breen, Patrick  The Tigers have agreed to terms with top overall draft choice Spencer Torkelson, according to Jim Callis of MLB.com (Twitter link). He’s set to receive a hefty $8,416,300 bonus. While he only topped the 1-1 draft slot allocation by a nominal amount ($1K), … Continue reading Tigers sign first overall pick Spencer Torkelson to record bonus Continue Reading →

For the first since time the NHL began its return-to-play plan, Vegas might no longer be a lock to be one of the league’s hub cities. Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY NETWORK Many hockey insiders viewed Las Vegas as a front-runner to be named one of two hub cities for the 24-team model to crown a 2019-20 Stanley Cup champion amid … Continue reading Vegas no longer a front-runner to be NHL hub city? Continue Reading →

The Patriots signed Cam Newton to a one-year contract on Sunday — and in the process put the former NFL MVP in a conversation with another franchise for what will be one of the NFL’s biggest storylines in 2020.   Will New England be better off this season with Newton than six-time Super Bowl winner Tom Brady, who left for … Continue reading Why Cam Newton’s Patriots have a better chance than Tom Brady’s Buccaneers to win Super Bowl 55 Continue Reading →

COPY LINK Several of today’s top streamers got into a heated argument on Twitter that resulted in Ninja bringing up Alinity’s controversy with her cats. This whole drama started because of comments xQc made Monday night on Twitch. He revealed that some streamers on Twitch get paid to do charity streams. Charity streams are exactly how … Continue reading Ninja, Alinity and xQc get into heated Twitter argument: ‘Don’t you have another cat to abuse?’ Continue Reading →

  Let’s be honest. Stephen A. Smith is right: “Somebody’s gotta say it.” The idea of NBA players spending up to three months at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla., is absurd on multiple levels as the league attempts to restart its 2019-20 season and eventually crown a champion amid the COVIC-19 pandemic. Not the least of which is … Continue reading Stephen A. Smith worries NBA players will ‘violate the bubble’ because they need to have sex Continue Reading →

  Professional baseball — the major and minor leagues — was shut down in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The minors will not crank back up in 2020; their season was canceled Tuesday. The effects of the shutdown could be felt for years, in the view of minor league leadership.   The president and CEO of Minor League Baseball, … Continue reading Minor League Baseball warns of financial doom after 2020 season is canceled Continue Reading →