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This is the fourth and final of a series of posts, breaking down how Jalen Hurts has dramatically improved his game since he joined the league. Each category focuses on a specific type of mistake he used to make—and how he’s grown past it. The whole series will be linked to an episode of my

Curtis Blaydes has his eyes set on a rematch for his next fight. Blaydes is coming off a split decision win over Rizvan Kuniev back at UFC Baku. The victory got him back in the win column after being knocked out by Tom Aspinall for the interim heavyweight title. With Aspinall now the undisputed champ

Max Holloway is open to rematching Charles Oliveira in his next fight if he doesn’t get a title shot. Holloway moved up to lightweight for good on Saturday at UFC 318, and he scored a decision win over Dustin Poirier to defend his BMF belt. After the win, he called out Ilia Topuria, but if

Volkanovski Thinks Holloway Earned UFC Lightweight Title Shot Reigning UFC Lightweight Champion Alexander Volkanovski hopped on his YouTube channel to share his belief that Max Holloway deserves a rematch with Ilia Topuria. He also believes the circumstances are a bit different this time (via MMAFighting). “I know Max just fought him, but now it’s at

Topuria vs. Holloway 2? Don’t Rule it Out During the UFC 318 post-fight press conference, Dana White was asked if it’s possible that Max Holloway’s victory over Dustin Poirier was enough to earn him a title opportunity at lightweight. The UFC boss thinks “Blessed” is in a good spot. “I think he’s in a great

Jones Responds to White In a new post on his X account, Jon Jones responded to Dana White’s hesitancy when it comes to booking him for a card at the President’s palace. “I heard the comments made at last night’s press conference. While I was a little disappointed, I’m still in the UFC’s drug testing

We’re now inside two weeks to go until this year’s MLB trade deadline, and the rumor mill is working overtime. For the Chicago Cubs, the goal is simple: Find as much pitching as possible to give arguably the league’s best offense the support it needs. And that goal has gotten even more urgent now, with

As of this writing, the New York Mets are a half-game behind the Philadelphia Phillies in what promises to be one of the most exhilarating divisional races of the next few months. Both teams are excellent, but both teams also need substantial upgrades in a few key spots. The Mets’ need rotation help and ideally

It’s one thing to delay a contract extension. It’s another thing entirely to publicly downplay your best player’s value while you do it. But that’s exactly what Jerry Jones decided to do at the start of Dallas Cowboys training camp. Micah Parsons reported on time. He showed up. He smiled. He took the high road.

When the Houston Astros signed Christian Walker this past offseason, they expected All-Star-caliber production, and it’s hard to blame them. Walker, underratedly, was one of the best first basemen in the National League for the better part of a half-decade with the Arizona Diamondbacks, and he had averaged roughly 32 home runs in his final