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India vs England | Sky Sports Live Cricket

February 9, 2021 by admin

12.6

Dom Bess to Shubman Gill. Off break back of a length, outside off stump on the back foot defending, to short leg for no runs, fielded by Pope. Stumps on Day 4. India scored 39-1 and they still need 381 to win this game with nine wickets in hand. England managed to pick up the only wicket of Rohit. Join us for an exciting Day 5. Until then cheers.

Deontay Wilder comes back at Mark Breland, says ex-trainer betrayed him

February 9, 2021 by admin

Well, it’s no surprise that Deontay Wilder didn’t take too kindly to his former trainer’s recent criticisms of his work ethic and boxing ability. So coming back to respond to Mark Breland’s comments, Wilder says Breland has revealed himself for the jealous snake he is. Check out some excerpts of what Wilder had to say below…

“It’s crazy, bro,” Wilder began. “It’s crazy, because I had this man around me for so long, you know what I’m saying? I had him around my family, my kids. I fed this dude. Even when many people thought I outgrew him. Many, many wanted me to fire him but I kept him on board. And to hear all these things that he’s saying, it’s crazy.

“You should’ve been gone a long time ago. But because of the love that I had, you know what I’m saying, to continue to give you a job and all that — even after the fact of all his medical issues that he has personally going on with himself, I still kept him around. And for him to betray me and say crazy stuff, you know, it is a little hurtful only for the simple fact of how close you had him around family, and even playing with your kids.

“But God is good, man, and things happen for a reason. This just even furthermore allows me that he had something, deeper rooted hate about me. And I can’t understand why. What the fuck I do? What I do? Nothing but bless and he know what type of person I am. You know I bless, I look out for people, I keep people in their homes. Many families, even fighters…

“But it for it to be deeper embedded in him to feel a certain type of way is just like ‘where is it all coming from?’ Is it because of where I am in life and your career was short? It could be a jealousy thing.

“When you hear him talking about things like he was talking about Jay (Deas) pouring the water and shit like that and the gloves wasn’t tampered with and stuff like this, it’s crazy. How you can say another did something that we really don’t have no proof although we know what the deal is? We know what’s up, man. But it ain’t really no proof but you want to debunk something that we have all the proof of everything of. It’s crazy.

“I told Jay, ‘I think Mark did something to my water’. I’m telling you brother, I know how I felt in that ring. That wasn’t me. If people understood how I felt in that motherfucker and what I was able to do, under all that pressure and shit that was going on with me, man, they look at me today and salute me every time they see me and say, ‘Champ, I don’t know how the fuck you did it.’

“All this shit is coming full circle. It’s all making sense now, of all the actions this dude had. He’s been envying me, he’s been jealous of me, bro, and now all this shit is truly coming out. And I told Jay, I said, ‘The thing is keep your friends close but your enemy closer.’

“As you can see in that first (Fury) fight, he wasn’t even in the ring. He left right after the fight was over, like he was mad or something. Like my guys was paying attention. And then in the second fight he was the same way, his energy was off, like he didn’t really want to be around and shit like that, like he already knew something was up. And now look at him, he running to the UK people doing interviews.

“Oh, you want to break your silence to the UK people, talking about somebody else poured the water. Nah, motherfucker. You did that shit. But it’s all good, bro. It’s all good! You talking about this the end of my career? This just only the beginning of greatness. But for you, my friend, it is the end.”

LeSean McCoy wins second straight Super Bowl without playing in either game

February 9, 2021 by admin

With the Buccaneers’ 31-9 win over the Chiefs on Sunday, Tom Brady won his seventh Super Bowl ring — an all-time amazing feat that eclipses every single NFL franchise in league history.

Not to be missed in that incredible statistic: Brady’s teammate, running back LeSean McCoy, who won his second consecutive Super Bowl ring without having played in either game.

Not bad work, if you can get it.

MORE: Robert Horry offers best congratulatory message for Brady after his seventh Super Bowl

McCoy earned his first Super Bowl ring with the Chiefs for the 2019 season. In his one year in Kansas City, he ran 101 times for 465 yards and four scores, adding 28 receptions for 181 yards and another touchdown. But he only played in one offensive snap the entire playoffs, against Houston, and was declared inactive for the Chiefs’ 31-20 win over the 49ers in Super Bowl 54.

Either way, it still counts; that’s Super Bowl ring No. 1.

After Shady ended his one-year stint in Kansas City, he signed another such deal with Tampa Bay. This time, he played in only 12 games all season, including the Bucs’ two postseason wins over New Orleans and Green Bay. While he was deemed active for Super Bowl 55, however, he did not take a snap. That gives him season totals of 10 carries for 31 yards and 15 receptions for 101 yards.

Again: It still counts. So that’s Super Bowl ring No. 2.

Not to detract anything from McCoy, of course. He’s an NFL veteran who played a role with both Super Bowl-winning teams, even if he didn’t get to contribute in the big game. Call it a reward for a fantastic career, which prior to 2019 included six seasons of at least 1,000 yards rushing and eight straight seasons of at least 1,000 yards from scrimmage — but zero Super Bowl wins.

Teofimo Lopez, George Kambosos Jr head to February 18th purse bid

February 9, 2021 by admin

Dan Rafael reports that, as previously reported here, quasi-undisputed lightweight champion Teofimo Lopez and IBF mandatory challenger George Kambosos Jr are headed to a Feb. 18 purse bid. Per the sanctioning body’s regulations, this will result in a 65/35 split between champion and challenger.

The pair can continue to negotiate until then and cancel the auction if they come to terms in time, but Bob Arum was quite certain in his comments to Michael Woods that they’d make no further inroads, as both men’s managers were making “crazy” demands.

I’d say this is good news for Kambosos (19-0, 10 KO), who managed to wrangle a notably higher purse the last time he went to a bid. He’s the B-side and, despite his skills, almost certainly boats just a fraction of Lopez’s (16-0, 12 KO) public profile, at least outside of his native Australia. 65/35 is nothing to sneeze at, and if Lopez wants to keep his belt, it’s either accept this fight or cobble together a unification match.

Mondays with Mick: Polls and Poles, Samedy, Purdue, Pac-12, and more |

February 8, 2021 by admin

Among the topics that former Texas, USC, and USA Olympic coach Mick Haley hits on this week with VolleyballMag.com editor Lee Feinswog are Minnesota’s Stephanie Samedy, the toughness of Purdue, finally seeing Penn State, Stanford’s woes, how pollsters should consider voting this year, and making coaching adjustments when playing back-to-back, which is the case for most teams this spring:

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