Author: Mikesportz

Ahead of the recent debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump, NBA star Stephen Curry revealed why he made the decision to publicly endorse Harris for president despite the risk of ostracizing some of his fans. Bloomberg Originals’ Emily Chang asked him in a recent interview, ā€œMichael Jordan famously said ā€˜Republicans buy shoes, too.’ Why put yourself out there and take a position?ā€ The Golden State Warriors point guard replied, ā€œWell first, it was the conviction of what you believe, being active and actually publicly endorsing her, being a part of the DNC — back in…

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Sha’Carri Richardson was strangely off her game today”- Fans react as American finishes 8th after running her slowest race since 2022 at Brussels DL Sha’Carri Richardson crashed out of the podium positions and finished eighth at the Brussels Diamond League Finals in the women’s 100m. Paris Olympics gold medalist Julien Alfred put forward a dominant performance by clocking 10.88s to clinch the title. Richardson returned to the track after the Paris Olympics at the Zurich Diamond League and defeated the Olympic Champion, Julien Alfred after clocking 10.84s. However, the American athlete could not maintain her form in her next Brussels…

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Chicago Bears cornerback Jonathan Owens had a realization about his wife, Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, immediately after he returned a blocked punt for a touchdown against the Tennessee Titans in Week 1 of the NFL season. The happily married couple tied the knot in April of 2023. Since then, they have supported each other at gymnastic events and NFL games. Biles was in attendance for the Bears’ season opener against the Tennessee Titans. Midway through the third quarter, Chicago blocked a punt, and none other than Owens was there to pick the football up and return it for a touchdown.…

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Throughout her rookie season, Caitlin Clark has been a sheer reflection of nothing but competitiveness. But will that be okay if she sets on a track to fade it all? Alongside her record-breaking year, Clark has also been registering some technical fouls. And, now she stands on the verge of a suspension. The Fever rookie has managed to keep the Aces on her toes in today’s game. She has also attracted herself to boatloads of scrutiny with another technical foul this season. Turns out, she hit the stanchion under the hoop after a foul was called against her, leading to…

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Flau’jae Johnson’s Mom Snubs Angel Reese, Wants Her Paired with This Rookie As Fallout Rumors Swirl Not all friendships work out, and sometimes, that is okay. Something similar is the case with Flau’jae Johnson and Angel Reese. The two shared a close bond during their college days. However, the situation has changed considerably since the Maryland-born was drafted into the WNBA. During the first episode of ā€˜Unapologetically Angel’, the ā€˜Chi-Town Barbie’ shared that she didn’t have the best relationship with Johnson as of now. Meanwhile, Johnson too revealed that distance had taken hold of their relationship. If this already didn’t…

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BERLIN — Rafael Nadal withdrew from the Laver Cup in Berlin, leaving it unclear when the Spanish great will play again. Jul 31, 2024; Paris, France; Rafael Nadal (ESP) waves to the crowd after losing to Austin Krajicek and Rajeev Ram (USA) in a men’s doubles quarterfinal tennis match during the Paris 2024 Olympic Summer Games at Stade Roland Garros. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

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Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe aren’t covering that” – Sam Querrey reveals when he thought he would win US Open Former tennis player Sam Querrey has revisited the match during which he thought he would win the US Open. Querrey produced some exceptional tennis on that occasion, and according to him, even the likes of Bjorn Borg and John McEnroe would not have been able to deal with him. The match came in the fourth round of the 2017 edition, and Mischa Zverev, Alexander Zverev’s elder brother, was Querrey’s opponent. Played out in the iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium, the night…

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It was Biles’ 27th world championship medal — and 21st gold. It came two days after the four-time Olympic gold medalist led the U.S womenĀ to a record seventh straight winĀ in the team event. SPORTS Simone Biles leads U.S. to a record 7th straight team title at world championships Biles now has 34 medals across the world championships and Olympics, making her the most decorated gymnast ever — male or female — at the sport’s two signature events ahead of the retired Vitaly Scherbo. Biles’ only blip came right at the end, as she was about to wrap up her floor…

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BATON ROUGE, La. — — LSU star forward Angel Reese, who has some major life and career decisions looming, insists she’s ā€œjust trying to focus on the now and just enjoy the moment.ā€ On Sunday, she played like it. Reese had 22 points, 14 rebounds, five blocks and three steals in what might have been her final regular-season game for LSU, and the ninth-ranked Tigers defeated reeling Kentucky 77-56. The performance suggested that Reese is rounding back into form after early season drama that included aĀ four-game suspensionĀ and a relative dip in production while she adjusted to playing along a significant…

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Caitlin ClarkĀ andĀ No. 6 IowaĀ traveledĀ to face MinnesotaĀ in a Big Ten showdown Wednesday night, and earnedĀ a 108-60 blowout victoryĀ for the Hawkeyes. It was another record-setting night for Clark. And it wasn’t just about her padding her points total, but rather how she did it. (See: A LOT of 3s.) Clark, who now holds the NCAA Division I women’s basketball all-time scoring record, came into Wednesday needing just 51 points to pass Pete Maravich. Who isĀ Pistol Pete, you ask? Maravich played for LSU from 1967-70, scoring 3,667 points in just three years. He did so at a time when freshmen could not play…

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