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California couple uses a lawn mower and a GPS to create a giant grass mural of Kobe Bryant

Charlie woods hole in one, sports are so sick

I will never understand kickers man

Lmao, LeBron is hilarious. He is very much a part of the decline of the sport. This would be a great time for him to self-reflect.

Find someone who loves you the way CJ Stroud loves Tank Dell

Are the AE 1 the best shoes in the game? Believe That.

Anthony Edwards and Justin Jefferson recreated the iconic photo of Kevin Garnett and Randy Moss as a part of ESPN’s Cover Story that publishes Tuesday. A sneak peak is coming up on Sunday NFL Countdown.

DET 47 - 9 DAL Final That's Scorigami!! It's the 1087th unique final score in NFL history.

The Browns are 0-for-26 on their last 26 third downs with Deshaun Watson under center, per the FOX broadcast. That sounds like a made-up stat. What in the world...

The internet would break if the jets did this 😂

One of my favorite sports commercials ever… RIP Dikembe Mutombo

RIP Dikembe Mutombo

Damn the broadcast did Josh Rosen so dirty 😭

I guess you could call this a digg

The generational run for Will Levis continues

Celtics have FIVE top 50 players 😂

Shams is about to go on a generational run

The UFC is hosting the first-ever live sporting event at the $2.3 billion Las Vegas Sphere this weekend. Here's everything you need to know 👇 1. The UFC budgeted $8 million for this event but ended up spending more than $20 million (more on this later). That's 10x more than the $2 million the UFC typically spends on a premium pay-per-view event. 2. The UFC has a multi-year, exclusive contract with MGM that requires it to hold all of its Las Vegas-based events at the local T-Mobile Arena. However, after MGM gave away Mexican Independence Day to Canelo Alvarez, Dana White convinced them to make an exception and allow the UFC to do the Sphere. 3. The get-in price is currently $800 on the secondary market, with floor seats selling for $2,500 to $30,000+. 4. Dana White says this will be the biggest gate in UFC history, with an estimated gate of $21 million. That would be $4 million more than the current record of $17 million for UFC 205, a card headlined by Conor McGregor vs. Eddie Alvarez for the lightweight title. 5. To offset the production costs, the UFC secured sponsorship from Saudi Arabia (as part of the country's entertainment and sports festival, Riyadh Season). Sponsorship deliverables include: • Fixed watermark throughout the broadcast • In-octagon sponsor integration • Shoutouts from the commentators • Inclusion in all event marketing materials • Collaboration with the UFC on original content 6. The UFC will send force feedback through the Sphere's haptic seats, enabling fans to feel the action in the octagon and from the on-screen production. 7. The UFC worked with a 300-person creative team, including award-winning directors and producers, to create a film called "For Mexico, For All Time." This film is a tribute to Mexico's contributions to combat sports and will play throughout the night, with 90-second clips leading fans into each fight. 8. The UFC had to build a custom lighting system inside the Sphere because hanging standard lights or installing a jumbotron would have blocked the screen. 9. The UFC will use 45 cameras, more than double the 20 cameras typically needed for a UFC PPV event. 10. Dana White and the UFC have been recording the entire production process and will release it as a behind-the-scenes documentary. ** If you enjoy learning about the business and money behind sports, join 125,000+ others who read my newsletter by signing up through the link in my bio.

the nail polish doesn’t look as cool when you play like seneca wallace

@stephenasmith Damn I didn’t know Louisville was in Georgia

Look for yourself. This is b.s. Totally unnecessary. And btw…., I know the Scottie Scheffler incident was in Georgia — not Florida — and he was arrested, detained, booked. I also know we don’t know all the details, blah….blah…..blah! But he wasn’t faced down on the ground in cuffs? Then forcibly sat down again by officers a second time. Nah! This story isn’t going away — and it doesn’t need to.