It seems like the end of an era, as John Wall is no longer a Washington Wizards player. The 5x All-Star has been traded to the Houston Rockets, where he will team up with James Harden. Everyone in Washington is dejected, and Wall’s former teammate mentioned how he spearheaded the roster with immense love and respect.

Wall spent ten years with the Wizards before he was traded. The North Carolina native earned immense love from fans during his time in D.C. and he earned a reputation among teammates as well.

Wall’s ex-Wizards teammate Sam Dekker recently appeared on

Roy Jones Jr. and Mike Tyson had improbable returns to the sport of boxing in their much-anticipated exhibition bout. Both men fought to a draw, in a fight many argued Tyson was winning. However, the performances of both men were quite impressive and have sparked rumors of more fights for both men.

Whether we see them return again is yet to be determined. But, the performances that they gave in their returns showed a lot of viability. Tyson especially looked really sharp. While he didn’t resemble his prime with his speed, fans could see that the power was still there.

Ultimate Ultimate was a concept by the UFC before the Fertitta brothers and Dana White had purchased the promotion under the Zuffa banner. It was an eight-man tournament that featured the best and most popular fighters in the promotion. Held twice, in 1995 and 1996, the elimination-style tournament awarded the winner with $ 150,000 and a shot for the Superfight Title.

UFC before Dana White and Zuffa

The tournament had no weight classes or weight limit, and they scheduled the quarter-final fights for 15 minutes. Dan Severn won the first Ultimate Ultimate. In the final, he would win

Former two-weight world champion Zab Judah has given another insight into Mike Tyson’s training camp. The retired fighter was with Tyson in his preparation for his comeback fight against Roy Jones Jr.

He revealed just how hard ‘Iron Mike’ was training for the fight. The former champion said Tyson was hitting so hard that he even knocked a tooth out of one of his sparring partners.

Speaking to VLADTV on YouTube, Judah confirmed the incident. He said, “Yea… One of the sparring partners. I don’t care to mention his name ‘cause you know… It’s not about embarrassment. The kid

Dana White seems ruthless about his fighters at the moment as the UFC continues to prune their roster. Earlier, former middleweight title challenger Yoel Romero parted ways with the promotion. Subsequently, news broke out of four more fighters getting cut on the same day. Justin Ledet, Bevon Lewis, Cole Smith, and Collin Huckbody are all no longer part of the promotion.

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Light-heavyweight Justin Ledet has lost his last 4 fights and currently holds a 9-4 record. Bevon Lewis has had a rocky run in the UFC middleweight division as he managed to win only 1 of his 4 fights.

British wheelchair tennis player Anthony Lapthorne has thanked Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic for encouraging disabled professionals and promoting their sport.

However, he voiced his misgivings over the manner in which events are being organized for players of his kind.

When Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic spoke up for quad tennis players

Lapthorne led the chorus of voices which eventually forced organizers of the US Open 2020 to include wheelchair events at the Grand Slam.

Speaking at a BBC podcast, Lapthorne claimed events for disabled professionals have been left to the whims and fancies of officials “who don’t have

Romain Grosjean considers himself very lucky to be alive today. The driver had a huge shunt at turn 3 of the opening lap at Bahrain GP. The car not only broke in half but also caught fire in the part that he was in. He was in the fire for 28 seconds, any longer, and he might have been a dead man walking.

The Frenchman is most certainly leaving the sport for good at the end of this season. Previously, he was contemplating a move to Indy Racing as his next career move. However, his death-defying crash has left him

The Wisconsin Badgers were one of the top-ranked teams in the country. Even though it was a big rivalry game against the formidable Marquette Golden Eagles, many had picked Wisconsin to win this game. However, NCAA basketball usually breaks these norms. We have already seen a host of upsets this season, and the Golden Eagles brought about another one.

The Badgers lost to a heartbreaking buzzer-beater tap-in by Justin Lewis to seal the victory (67-65). The Golden Eagles had a 35-30 lead heading into the half but saw the Badgers crawl back into it in a closely contested game. However,

Owing to the Nexus War with Galactus, the Fortnite island has gone through some noticeable changes. The Zero Point is exposed yet again, and there is a bunch of new POIs for players to explore.

While Colossal Coliseum, Hunter’s Haven, and Stealthy Stronghold specially cater to the new season’s theme, Salty Towers is the amalgamation of Salty Springs and the classic Tilted Towers.

In a recent video, PlayStationGrenade explored every change in the map and additionally discovered some hidden locations:

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Fortnite has its own Jurassic-Park, a hidden bunker, and

Roger Federer made his professional tennis debut in 1998. And in a tennis career that has stretched over 20 years, the Swiss Master has learned a lot of life lessons from his career. He will turn forty next year and that means he has spent half his life playing professional tennis.

In a recent chat on the Podcourts podcast, Federer revealed certain life values that tennis has taught him. The first being anticipation.

“Yes of course, I think anticipation, you know on a tennis court we anticipate every single move we do, I think in your life you do sometimes