Hasim Rahman Jr Sends Jake Paul A Warning In Regards To Practice vs A Real Fight
Vince D'Writer
July 15, 2022
Youtuber turned boxer Jake “The Problem Child” Paul has mixed reviews when it comes to his career in the squared
- October 2, 2026
Youtuber turned boxer Jake “The Problem Child” Paul has mixed reviews when it comes to his career in the squared
The power of belief is a myth that individuals use as a motivational tool. The belief creates a vision, and it ignites a person’s strength of will. It also activates a high level of resiliency and provides a significant boost of confidence. When a basketball player’s height measures under the six foot mark, the probability of that player making it to the NBA ranges from slim to none. In order for this person to have a minimal chance to make it to the league, he must be an advocate in regards to the power of belief. In addition to self-belief, this particular basketball prospect must also possess phenomenal athletic skills, and retain tons of confidence.
To participate in a sport during the regular season is one thing, but to play that same sport in a
The Brittney Griner saga continues as The Biden administration has determined that the women’s basketball star is being wrongfully detained by the Russian government. The shift in classification means the United States will work more aggressively to secure her release due to the case now being handled by the U.S. Presidential Envoy for Hostage Affairs. This particular State Department specializes in negotiating for the release of hostages who are being wrongfully detained in other countries.
Allyson Felix, the most decorated female track and field athlete in history, is running for all of us in 2022. In a recent Instagram post Allyson Felix stated, “This season I’m running for women. I’m running for a better future for my daughter. I’m running for you. …Here’s to my final season.” As we honor and celebrate Mother’s Day this upcoming Sunday, Allyson’s heartfelt Olympic retirement dedication and letter to her daughter is a reminder that being a mother is a gift.
Before you read this and start to form an opinion, please understand I simply mind my business. I will not confirm nor deny my support for either avenue. I just be chillin’. With that being said, Happy 4/20 everyone! Regardless of if you personally partake, or not, April 20th is a pretty chill day across the board. Given the nature of the “holiday,” there isn’t as much pomp-and-circumstance during the celebration at large. If you know, you know. If not, it’s just another day. For those not invited to take that “walk” or jump in the backseat for a ride to the store, “4/20” is essentially National Marijuana Day. A day where millions of people put one in the air, listen to Bob Marley and sing Kumbaya around the campfire.
April 15th means more to a lot of people than most would realize. For some it’s another entrance to the
The global pandemic known as COVID-19 took the world by storm when it reached it’s peak a few months into the year 2020. Social activities were put on hold as we were introduced to the quarantine. Two years later the world is taking steps to a return to normalcy. More jobs are transitioning from remote back to in-person, and entertainment events have let the fans back into the arenas. One particular event that made its return, has been a traditional event for the past 96 years. It’s an event that provides a combination of sport, entertainment and family fun.
NFL free agency is open for the 2022 season and the annual videos of Colin Kaepernick being in the best shape of his life surface yet again, asking the question “is it time for Colin to come back and if so where does he fit?” Aside from the fact that the man can throw a cotton ball on the roof, it’s almost as if his contribution to the game of football was merely a favor from the 30 other teams he beat out to make it to the Super Bowl in 2013. Any athlete that was considered to be at the top of their field, or even a “pretty good” player, could understand Kaepernick’s yearning to get back to work at the age of 34. Kaepernick’s last NFL snaps were back in 2017 when he still was in the middle of his athletic prime.
Karl-Anthony Towns or “KAT” as some call him, has been faced with hardship on and off the court since exploding on the scene and being named Rookie of the Year for the 2015-2016 season. Being the top pick in the draft, there was no “learning curve” or time given to Towns’ development. In the beginning of his career, everything seemed to be pointing up. From being awarded NBA-All Rookie First Team, breaking and setting records his second year, to being named an All-Star in his third year, KAT was one of the biggest names on the court. Then the clouds rolled in…