
Manny Pacquiao knows it’s almost impossible to win a war of words with Floyd Mayweather Jr., so he’s opting for a more subtle approach with his trash-talking.

Manny Pacquiao knows it’s almost impossible to win a war of words with Floyd Mayweather Jr., so he’s opting for a more subtle approach with his trash-talking.
I wonder what was going on through her mind? She is acting like she was watching an act of violence.

Dallas Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones confirmed to FOX Sports Southwest that the team indeed expects to apply the franchise tag to wide receiver Dez Bryant by Monday’s deadline.
“I still think that it’s probably, you know, would be a stretch to think that we would have something done by Monday and beat the franchise-tag deadline,” Jones said. “Looks like we’re eyeing a franchise tag on Dez, but certainly won’t stop us from working hard to get a long-term deal.”

It’s just a frustrating time for Durant. Hopefully he can get back to basketball soon to take away the extra time he has to notice these distractions.
Manny Pacquiao has come out of musical retirement to record a song which he will use during his walkout against Floyd Mayweather when the pair finally meet this summer, according to the Philippines’ GMA News.
Stephen Curry has been a baby-faced killer on the court from a young age. If you need proof, look no further than the video the Toronto Star got their hands on that shows an eighth grade Steph doing work on the court during a scrimmage game. Killer crossovers, long-range bombs, behind the back dishes; even in middle school, Steph Curry was owning his opponents.

The Chinese fighter, given the nickname “The Great Wall” for obvious reasons, stands at a whopping 7-feet and weighs in at 286-pounds. He might just be the most intimidating boxer walking this earth, even though he has no amateur experience.
In a stereotype that will make every tall person sigh, Dong was formerly a basketball player. He didn’t think twice about changing sport, however, as he told Fox Sports. “The transition wasn’t really hard,” said Dong. “Nowadays I have to concentrate on fewer things, since I only have to apply punches and protect the upper part of my body.”
Point guard Rajon Rondo did not play the final 20-plus minutes of the Dallas Mavericks‘ 99-92 win over the Toronto Raptors on Tuesday night after a profanity-laced shouting match with coach Rick Carlisle over play-calling responsibilities.
The incident occurred with 8:10 remaining in the third quarter, when Carlisle stormed out on the American Airlines Center court to call a timeout and shouted at Rondo, who appeared to be ignoring a play call from the bench as he brought the ball up the floor.
Rondo responded by shouting back at Carlisle. They exchanged heated words for much of the timeout, with assistant coach Jamahl Mosley at one point stepping in front of Rondo to prevent the point guard and coach from getting in each other’s faces.
The Bulls announced Tuesday that Derrick Rose will undergo surgery to address a medial meniscus tear in his right knee, marking the third time he’s undergone knee surgery since May 2012.
Rose reported feeling pain in his right knee, which led to an exam and an MRI, which confirmed the tear. A surgery date and a recovery timeline have not yet been set.