Happy Corbin reveals surprise post-WWE plans
Happy Corbin has revealed a possible second career for life away from the squared circle and WWE.
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Happy Corbin has revealed a possible second career for life away from the squared circle and WWE.
It was officially Sue Bird Day in Connecticut on Thursday, but the former UConn star's last scheduled night playing in the state was spoiled by the Connecticut Sun.
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) — Alyssa Thomas scored 19 points and the Connecticut Sun spoiled former UConn star Sue Bird’s final scheduled game in the state, beating the Seattle Storm 88-83 on Thursday night.
WWE could have some rather exciting plans for Gunther and Drew McIntyre if reports from this weekend’s Live Events are to be believed.
Alyssa Thomas had the first triple-double in franchise history, DeWanna Bonner scored 20 points on 8-of-12 shooting and the Connecticut Sun beat host Minnesota Lynx 94-84 Friday night.
It's one of the great friendships in sports. But the longest-running rivalry among best friends in WNBA history is nearing its end. The Seattle Storm's Sue Bird, in her 19th and final WNBA season, and the Phoenix Mercury's Diana Taurasi, in her 18th season, meet Friday (10 p.m. ET, NBA TV) in Phoenix for what will be the last time unless their teams face off in the playoffs.
Tiger Woods’ caddie Joe LaCava says he and his boss have never had a crossed word on the golf course. Woods is in the conversation with regard to the greatest player to pick up a club, as he has 15 majors to his name. Ad/> LaCava joined Woods for the second half of his career, being on the bag for major No.
This month has been a roller-coaster of emotions for Ryan Greene of Paradise, N.L. Things hit a high note when the 18-year-old was drafted into the NHL on July 8, after hitting a low two days earlier — when his hockey gear was stolen.